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Colour is an Object
The work of Liz KnoxThe incredible work of Liz Knox - power, composition and memory. Tony Davidson, Gallery Director, reflects on her work.
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PAUL BLOOMER | Striving Towards Light
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Jane MacNeill | The Silent Path
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Mark Edwards | Master of Suspense
Watching the fire June 2020Georgina Coburn examines the cinematic art of suspense in Mark Edwards' 'White Wood' paintings.
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CARINA PRIGMORE | Video Tour
video tour of CARINA PRIGMORE paintingsKilmorack Gallery welcomes you to view three new works by Carina Prigmore in the company of Janice Joplin.
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Robert McAulay | Video Tour
Video Tour of Robert McAualy's latest workKilmorack Gallery welcomes you to view three fresh Robert McAulay paintings in this short video tour.
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Carina Prigmore | Grounded in Nature
Exploring Northern European Roots'What Vilhelm Hammershøi is to interiors, Prigmore is to landscape,' Georgina Coburn explores the work of Cairngorm based artist Carina Prigmore
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CHARLES MACQUEEN | video tour
video tour of Charles MacQueen's latest workKIlmorack Gallery welcomes you to view Charles MacQueen's latest work in the company of Graham Pooke's 'Song for Bassanio [The Merchant of Venice film}
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Kilmorack Gallery welcomes you to view Christine Woodside's latest work in the company of Christy Moore.
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KIRSTIE COHEN | video tour
video tour of Kirstie Cohen's latest workKilmorack walcomes you to view Kirstie Cohen's latest paintings in the company of Fairport Convention.
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KIRSTIE COHEN | Beyond the Frame
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PETER WHITE | video tour
Video tour of Peter White's lastest workKilmorack welcomes you to view Peter White's latest work in the company of Krishna Das.
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LIZ KNOX | Mind's Eye
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The Healing Power of Nature
nature, art and health with Carina PrigmoreArtist Carina Prigmore discusses the power and presence of nature in life and art.
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The Grain of Life
An introduction to the work of Duke Christie -
The Wonder of illona Morrice
Illona Morrice, the creator -
May the Force be with Ade Adesina
a song for the twenty-first centuryArt-dealer Tony Davidson muses on the work Nigerian-born and Aberdeen-based print maker of Ade Adesina.
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PINKIE MACLURE | Beauty Tricks
Georgina Coburn explores the illuminating work of Pinkie Maclure.Ancient techniques and images meet 21st Century context in the extraordinary work of Pinkie Maclure
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Call of the Sublime
Deeper than DNAKilmorack Gallery is located in Inverness-shire, a place where the sublime is still very evident, so no surprise that it is so central to many of our artists.
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Transparency
Introduction to Allan MacDonald exhibitionGorgina Coburn introduces the work work of Allan MacDonald for his 2019 exhibition.
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World Tree
Kapka Kassabova writes on trees and Ian WestacottKapka Kassabova on the hidden power of trees and the work of Ian Westacott
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Three quick questions to Skye-based faux-naive artist James Newton Adams.
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Some Pictures I haven't Done Yet
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Swirling Mental Mists
Alan Macdonald on his artistic processThe work of Alan Macdonald captures us like few other artists. Here he tells of a mysterious and inspirational place.
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Inspired by nature, archeology and experience Lotte Glob needs little introduction. Here are three short questions. Taken from Magalogue 2
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North
Inspirational SeasJANETTE KERR is known for her elemental paintings. Here she writes about the sea and why it is an inspiration.
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The Power of the Perifery
remote or not remote?Tony Davidson, Director of Kilmorack Gallery, mulls on relative remoteness. From Magalogue 3.
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Few artists have as great a command of anatomy as Alan McGowan and there are just as few with his incredible painterly touch. Here are three questions to this Edinburgh-based artist.
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Art writer Georgina Coburn’s thoughts on Harris based sculptor STEVE DILWORTH
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Dispatches from Remote Places
Allan MacDonald tells us why he paintsKilmorack Gallery has been showing the work of ALLAN MACDONALD
for over twenty years and in this time his work has moved from impesto so thick his moons and suns could be scooped out. Now his work is to lighter and more immediate. Many thanks to Allan MacDonald for contributing this insight into his work. -
Stillness and Flow
Peter Davis on his love of watercolourShetland-based artists PETER DAVIS illuminates fresh truths about the landscape with the most simple elements; water and pigment. Taken from Magalogue 1
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A Church Reused
A History of the Old Kilmorack ChurchWe have been located in he beautiful Georgina church which was once the spiritual heart of Kilmorack and Beauly. Here is a brief history.
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