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MacDonald's latest twelve paintings are inspired by an expedition to Iceland in 2022, and they capture some of the unexpected wonders of a country famous for sagas, ice, volcanoes and epic waterfalls. These paintings let us see the land and the all-powerful forces that form it in new ways, and It has allowed MacDonald to find new ways to work with oil paints, a medium which he has made his own.

Colin Brown is unique in Scottish art for the geographic journeys he takes us on. Not long ago, it was to close shores with ‘Love Letter to Europe.’ After this it was to Belgium with Redouté’s botanical painting in the exhibition ‘In Bloom.’ Now we are in the Far East, during Edo Japan, inspired by the prints and kabuki plays of the floating world, where the transience of life and the power of art is celebrated.

Janette Kerr captures the atomising movement of the sea like no other artist. When she paints, the sea is alive. It is a god and a force of nature, and her paintings turn our hearts north toward wildness. We have four new canvases, an appetiser before for a larger show of Kerr's work in April 2025.