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Between Seasons

03 June 2021 - 26 June 2021

Between Seasons (study)

oil on canvas
H:110cm W:200cm
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The Ceres Ashes (green)

oil on linen
H:136cm W:61cm
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Bird Cherry Summer Canopy

watercolour
H:18cm W:50cm
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Cloud Canopy Leaf Canopy

ink and watercolour
H:44cm W:34cm
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Ornamental City Beech

charcoal
H:56cm W:38cm
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Pear Tree Colour Notes

charcoal
H:56cm W:44cm
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Pink Canopy Ash

watercolour and gouache
H:67cm W:50cm
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Study for Neil Gow’s Oak

watercolour and gouache
H:44cm W:34cm
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The Night Birch (Summer)

watercolour
H:67cm W:50cm
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Root Metaphor (in Covid Times) Oak/Ash

drypoint and collage
H:33cm W:22cm
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Root Metaphor (in Covid Times) Birch/Hawthorn

drypoint and collage
H:33cm W:22cm
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Root Metaphor (in Covid Times) Willow/Ash

drypoint and collage
H:33cm W:22cm
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Root Metaphor (in Covid Times) Pollard Oak/Sorbus

drypoint and collage
H:33cm W:22cm
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Root Metaphor (in Covid Times) Lime/Hawthorn

drypoint and collage
H:33cm W:22cm
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Root Metaphor (in Covid Times) Willow/Sorbus

drypoint and collage
H:33cm W:22cm
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The Washing Line

watercolour and pencil on rice paper on Arches
H:33cm W:52cm
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The Oak Canopy, 2021

ink painting study on rice paper on Arches with pencil notes
H:41cm W:26cm
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Kate Downie in her Studio, 2021

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Born: 1958
Place of Birth: North Carolina, USA

Kate Downie was born in North Carolina but raised from the age of 7 in Scotland. She studied at Gray’s School of Art in Aberdeen before travel and residencies took her to the United States, England, Amsterdam, Paris and Japan. Her constant search for new challenges and inspirations has seen her set up studios in such diverse places as a brewery, an oil rig, and an abandoned Hydroponicum.

As a Landscape painter her subject matter is often the man-made rather than the natural, but it is defined by good draughtsmanship and a sense of movement.

‘One of my creative concerns is to define these spaces between buildings rather than the buildings themselves. The object lesson for me is the witnessing and the drawing of these nonplaces which are also, by definition, public arenas of cumulative activity. My job as an artist is to accommodate these actions in our contemporary lives, and to find the poetry within.’
– Kate Downie

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