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Tom Mabon

Painter Tom Mabon has an exhibition of new work entitled Common Ground opening on 7th June 2014 at the Roger  Billcliffe Gallery in Glasgow. Born in Kirkcaldy, Fife and trained at Gray's School of ...

Ravilious Wood Engravings

We're looking forward to getting our hands on a copy of James Russell's latest book for Mainstone Press. Ravilious Wood Engravings features a selection of Ravilious wood engravings over its 80 page...

Recent watercolours

I'm pleased to share details of some recent watercolours, the latest original works created in my studio. In addition to two paintings currently being exhibited in Edinburgh as part of The Scottish...

Score Tae The Toor

Many thanks to everyone who joined us at Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop yesterday for the launch of Score Tae The Toor, a handmade book and remix CD inspired by the Concrete Antenna sound installatio...

Richard Bawden at 80

An exhibition celebrating the work of Richard Bawden has just opened at The Fry Gallery in Saffron Walden. Perhaps best know for his paintings and prints, Richard is also a designer, whose work inc...

Roger Ackling

This afternoon we took a visit to Resistance and Persistence, the current exhibition at the Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh, which includes works by a favourite artist, Roger Ackling (1947-2014). Gradua...

Stopping by Woods

I'm pleased to announce the launch of my latest small wood engraving, Stopping By Woods. Inspired by a favourite Robert Frost poem, this wintry print makes use of a rather unusually shaped end grai...

Recent work by Michael Kirkman

Painter/printmaker Michael Kirkman will be exhibiting a selection of recent paintings, drawings and prints in London next weekend in an exhibition entitled 'A Given Time'. The opening event is from...

Shell Posters

This Thursday (4th June) Christies will be auctioning an incredible collection of Shell posters which belong to Hugh Wickham, ex-head of marketing at Shell. It’s a long story with several twists an...

Ravilious

I was lucky enough to attend the opening of the major show of work by Eric Ravilious at Dulwich Picture Gallery, curated by James Russell, but the show deserved a second visit at a slightly quieter...