The Scottish Gallery
EXHIBITIONS & ARTISTS
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Terry Shone | Gloria Tyler | Sussex Lustreware
Cultivated Colour Ceramics
Gallery Events
Guy Friday
Back by popular demand, Guy Peploe, authority on the Scottish Colourists and 20th-century Scottish art, returns to The Gallery for Guy Friday. Come and enjoy the reassuring presence of one of the great characters of the Scottish art world, with decades of knowledge at his fingertips. Drop in between 2–5pm to say hello, bring a question,...
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Coffee Morning | Meet Angie Lewin
Coffee Morning | Meet Angie Lewin Friday 23rd October | 11am–12 noon Everyone Welcome Join Angie Lewin for coffee in the Gallery as Cultivated Colour enters its final few days. This is a relaxed opportunity to meet Angie, spend time with her new watercolours and hear first-hand about the plants, flowers, ceramics and decorative papers...
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Scottish Gallery News
A Visit to The Steading | Home of Tim Stead (1952-2000)
Christina Jansen was recently invited to visit The Steading at Blainslie in the Scottish Borders, the extraordinary former home and working environment of sculptor, furniture maker and environmentalist Tim Stead (1952–2000).
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Christina Jansen | Studio Visits in Shetland | September 2026
The purpose of this visit was to spend time with several artists in their studios and homes across the islands. Studio visits are an essential part of what we do at The Scottish Gallery.
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Malcolm Appleby | The Models Featured in Time Lines
Enjoy some of the familiar faces modelling Malcolm Appleby’s Time Lines. We know them all, but do you?
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September Openings
Here are a few photographs from our September openings. Thank you to everyone who came and made them such happy occasions.
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The Man Behind the Painting – Solving a Joan Eardley Mystery
One of the pleasures of dealing in historic works of art is that paintings can still reveal new stories many decades after they were created. Such is the case with Joan Eardley's Study of a Man, an early portrait whose sitter has remained unidentified until now.
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Malcolm Appleby | The Banchory Bangle
Every year Malcolm Appleby engraves a gold bangle that is raffled for the charity Children First, Scotland. Known as the Banchory Bangle, these bangles have become some of his most well known and loved pieces, the form allowing him to experiment with different styles and themes, typically featuring local flora and fauna.
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