Here are five works selected from our Spring Exhibition.
1: crescendo by ALLAN MACDONALD
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| ALLAN MACDONALD crescendo - oil on canvas - 61cm x 91cm |
This wonderful painting by ALLAN MACDONALD and is the
smaller original version of the much larger sea painting of the same name in
his show (Rock of Ages) here last year. It is a powerful example of MacDonald's
use of paint and his feel for the elements.
2 The Grumbling Hive by ROBERT POWELL
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| ROBERT POWELLThe Grumbling Hive - acrylic with screenprint - 38cm x 28cm |
This painting is reminiscent of Hieronymus Bosch. Inspired by Bernard Mandeville's The Fable of the Bees (1714,) POWELL depicts the follies of civilsation. It is a little grotesque and a lot engrossing. The frame is by Kari de Keonigswarter.
3 Moonlit Walk by CHRISTINE WOODSIDE rsw rgi
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| CHRISTINE WOODSIDE rsw rgi Moonlit Walk, Fife - mixed media - 81cm x 71cm |
After a long absence, it is a great joy to exhibit
work by CHRISTINE WOODSIDE again. This painting, 'Moonlit Walk Fife' is the
largest WOODSIDE in the current show. It is a beautiful piece; rich with
images, colour and evocations of life around her Fife studio.
4 Still Pool, Skye by BETH ROBERTSON FIDDES
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| BETH ROBERTSON FIDDES Still Pool, Skye - mixed media - 92cm x 101cm |
Few artists capture the majesty of the Highlands as
well as ROBERTSON FIDDES. Here, she uses a blend of her own techniques to paint
the Fairy Pools in Skye. Magical and tempting to dive in.
5 Ben Loyal Walk by Lotte Glob
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| LOTTE GLOB Ben Loyal Walk - ceramic & rocks - 33cm x 21cm |
There are many other wonderful things in Kilmorack. All works are on the gallery's website: www.kilmorackgallery.co.uk
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