- Various Artists
A Collector’s Eye | An Edinburgh Collection
This fully illustrated publication accompanies A Collector’s Eye. The catalogue and exhibition showcases paintings acquired over three generations of the same Edinburgh family. Our Collector’s Eye series celebrates the vital relationship between gallery, artist, and collector. Art collections are testaments to lives well lived, surrounded by works that have brought enduring pleasure.
Modern Masters XVI
Publication to accompany Modern Masters XVI exhibition, on display in The Gallery January 2024.
Artists featured:
Harry Jefferson Barnes | Reinhard Behrens | Elizabeth Blackadder | Robert Henderson Blyth | Gordon Bryce | Victoria Crowe | James Cumming | Pat Douthwaite | Joan Eardley | Ian Fleming | William Gillies | Carola Gordon | John Houston | Robert Scott Irvine | William Johnstone | Bet Low | Margaret McGavin | Ellen Malcolm | David Michie |James Morrison | Leon Morrocco | Lilian Neilson | Denis Peploe | S.J. Peploe |Robin Philipson | Carlo Rossi | Margaret Kemplay Snowdon | Ethel Walker | Carel Weight | Gordon Hope Wyllie
This fully illustrated publication accompanies A Collector’s Eye | William Johnstone. The catalogue and exhibition showcases Dr Moira Simmons’s collection of oil paintings and works on paper by William Johnstone, one of Scotland’s first abstract painters.
Ten Years of Modern Masters, 2022
A publication to accompany our special 10 year anniversary edition of Modern Masters.
Unlike many of his contemporaries, it has taken longer for Johnstone’s radical thinking and extraordinary creativity to earn the recognition it so richly deserves. The exhibition features the full spectrum of Johnstone’s art. From early works examining Celtic traditions afresh to vast abstract landscapes of the Scottish Borders and autonomous ink works, influenced by Japanese Zen drawings.
This 2012 publication features the following essays: ‘The Art of William Johnstone’ by Duncan MacMillan, ‘A Personal Memory’ by Gordon Baldwin, OBE, ‘Conjubcture, and “Something Essentially Scottish”‘ by Alan Harkness.
