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EXHIBITIONS & ARTISTS
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Gallery Events

Meet the Artist | Online with Calum McClure
Join Calum McClure online in conversation with Tommy Zyw as we celebrate his solo exhibition, Laguna.
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Coffee Morning & Demonstration with Oliver Cook & Ruth Leslie
Join us for a coffee morning at The Gallery and join Oliver Cook and Ruth Leslie who will be available to chat about the processes and materials behind their distinctive practices.
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Guy Peploe at Kirkcudbright Galleries
Offering a rare and personal perspective, Guy Peploe will reflect on the life and work of his grandfather, S.J. Peploe (1871 to 1935), one of Scotland’s most distinguished artists and a pioneer of modern painting.
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The Faroe Islands | A Different World in the North Atlantic
In May, Christina Jansen travelled to the Faroe Islands, continuing a long-held fascination with the Northern Isles.
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Sheila Anderson-Hardy | Wild Recipes
Wild Recipes from Sheila Anderson-Hardy including Crab Apple and Chilli Jelly.
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S.J. Peploe Exhibitions and Book Announcement
This summer, Kirkcudbright Galleries presents a major exhibition celebrating one of Scotland’s most important and best-loved artists, Samuel John Peploe (1871–1935).
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The Scottish Colourists Publication
The Scottish Gallery Press has launched a new hardback book, offering fresh perspectives on The Scottish Colourists; S.J. Peploe, J.D. Fergusson, F.C.B. Cadell & G.L. Hunter and insight into The Gallery and our personal association with the artists.
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A Lost Eardley Returns
As the National Galleries of Scotland opens Joan Eardley | The Nature of Painting at Modern Two, a remarkable rediscovery has brought one of her paintings back into public view more than sixty years after it was last handled by The Scottish Gallery.
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Anne Redpath (1895-1965) | Women’s History Month
As Women’s History Month draws to a close this March, we celebrate one of Scotland’s greatest artists Anne Redpath (1895–1965).
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