Arion Art Group Exhibition
Arion Art Group We are artists who are based in and around Edinburgh. With diverse perspectives and interests, we share a passion for our individual subjects and painting approaches. Jennifer Batty Hazel Brady Shelagh Brian Trevor Davies Suzy Harris Mira Knoche Mary Lambie Carolyn Maxwell Jayne McIntyre Sue Sim Mike Spring Louise Todd Catherine Young Opening night: 17th June between 6 - 8pm
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Surfacing Artists
We are an artist's collective exploring how we view the landscape after "surfacing" post lockdown. Our interests span over cities, countryside and the coast, each with our unique perspective. Lorna Balmer Patricia Carlow Ellen Collingsworth Monique Dick Evie Jamieson Peter Lee Laura Mackenzie Fiona Marynicz Kenny Montgomery Pat Paige Susan Reid Kate Spurway Evie Rose Thornton Jo Watt Opening night: 3rd June 6pm-8pm
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On Tree Time
‘On Tree Time’ is an exhibition about the ways in which trees adapt and endure. Although they move too slowly for us to perceive, over the span of centuries wood flows, trunks twist and limbs turn. Here Tansy Lee Moir presents a new body of work on paper in charcoal, pastel and oil, celebrating the resilience and life force of trees. “When I begin to draw an ancient tree I’m struck by a powerful feeling of my being a short-lived…
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Landscapes of Scotland
By Jesica Niosi. A mixture of acrylic and ink pen landscapes in both Scotland and Uruguay. www.edinburghpalette.co.uk/events-2/exhibitions/landscapes-of-scotland/
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Caught on Canvas
An online exhibition by Doodle Snout. A selection of oil and watercolour portrait pieces depicting core moments from film and television moments over the last 50 years. The works in this exhibit are intended to capture the essence of each film through portrait work by focusing on the colours, the compositions, and the characters that mean all the difference between a psychedelic 70s classic, a cyberpunk 80s underdog, or a ground-breaking modern masterpiece. You can view the entire exhibition here:…
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To the Moors over Water by Sheena Phillips
Walking the same path every day gave me so many ideas and time to think about the places I loved. I found my passion again for painting atmospheric and slightly abstracted landscapes. This group includes some larger statement pieces and some mid-sized ones which would fit well in any room. You can view this exhibition here: https://www.edinburghpalette.co.uk/events-2/exhibitions/to-the-moors-over-water/ www.sheenaphillips.uk
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Not Normal: An Expression of the Self by Jamie King
Self-portraits painted from the beginning of lockdown to the present day. An exploration of the self from my perspective of having schizophrenia whilst experiencing lockdown. All painted using oil on canvas and are approximately 50cm x 60cm. Observing lockdown rules led to isolation and separation from family, friends, and groups that provide vital support with face-to-face contact. This has brought a new and unwelcome ‘normality’. Finding coping strategies has been invaluable in dealing with hallucinatory voices and heightened anxiety. Fortunately,…
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Up Close & Personal
An online exhibition by Deryck Henley. These oils are all created during lockdown over the past year with models around the world, over zoom. All the models have posed for at least one of my online sessions and as an extra thanks, 10% of any sale will go to the model. You can view the exhibition here: https://www.edinburghpalette.co.uk/events-2/exhibitions/up-close-personal/
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Beppy Art Scottish Landscapes
From fields and pylons to pubs and shops, Scotland is full of amazing and serene views. And ‘Scottish Landscapes’ brings them together. This exhibition details features moody, rain-filled skies and urban landscapes inspired by the architectural beauty that surrounds us every day. Scotland’s buildings are full of character and it’s not until you stop to look at them that you really take it in. Despite our signature grey skies, there is always a brightness to Scottish landscapes and a flash…
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Woman with ARTitude
ARTitude is a short version of our group name - Women with ARTitude. We’ve been meeting on a monthly basis for about two years, originally to offer support and encouragement in our artistic expression. We’ve all come to art through diverse routes which makes for an interesting and stimulating mixture of styles and subject matter. In April last year we had to postpone our exhibition at the Union Gallery, Edinburgh, however we continue creating new pieces of work to exhibit…
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Gray's School of Art Interim Show - Cusp
Launching on the 26th of February is the online interim show by 4th year students at Gray's School of Art. Please note, this exhibition is being hosted online by Gray's School of Art. https://www.grayspaintinggallery.co.uk/
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On the Same Boat
A group exhibition held by Edinburgh Palette. All works are by residents and are for sale. Visit by appointment only by contacting Marcin.
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fifty50 20twenty
An exhibition by Prisca and Jeff Kemp at Gallery 2, Edinburgh Palette, 151 London Road, EH76AE. 26 - 28th November 2020, 12:00 noon - 6:00pm With one or two exceptions, this collection was made in the first months of 2020 as we processed the impact of Covid through pictures and poems. Some responses were, unsurprisingly, sombre. Though much of the exhibition focuses on facing days unchanging as a landscape. "A Plagiarization Of The Dire Year" containing all the exhibition's words…
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A Sense of Magi
We are made from the stuff of stars, From ancient times to present day, we still look to the stars above for guidance. As above, is below. (Emerald Tablet, hermetic text.) We would like to invite you on this visual journey, that brings the past to the present, through an exploratory time lapsed celestial narrative of todays re-emergence of ancient holistic classical teachings. Whilst, we are experiencing the same effects of bubonic plague (1350.) through a fusion of jewellery, talisman…
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Pretend You Can See Me
A series of paper collages exploring themes of femininity, ageing, rites of passage and sentimentality by Emily Margaret. Pretend You Can See Me Exhibition »
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