Lotte Glob

Our Winter Exhibitions run from 23rd November through until March. We have called it the plural, exhibitions, because there will be so much work - a small wall of 10" x 12" paintings, Paul Barnes' Natural Affinity and new work by Ann Oram, Alan Macdonald, Rory Macdonald, Robert McAulay, Maggie New and much more.

These eleven new pots, bowls and vases are straight from Lotte's wood-fired kiln. They are rich with the textures, glazes and shapes that come from over sixty years of practice, and they are touched by the unexpected magics that come from a wood firing.

Fire has always fascinated Lotte Glob. It has transformational powers and a hot danger that draws us towards it. Without fire and the sun, there would be no life. This...

BORROWED LAND is an exhibition which celebrates the importance of land, sea and sky, and the artists who have made it their muse. Scottish landscape has a power known throughout the world, but it is more than this - it is a home and an ecology.



This exhibition includes work by twenty-five artists: from the awe-inspired painters, the northern romantics, to others who see it as a metaphor or celebrate its silence, and ceramic artists who reform its clay-body with fire.

'Eriboll Creatures' has been evolving for over twenty years. It is Lotte Glob’s first solo exhibition in Kilmorack, and it includes a large selection of etchings, drawings and paintings as well as over 100 ceramic sculptures. As an exhibition, it is a coherent whole, the secrete ecology of Loch Eriboll; and a lifetime’s ceramic knowledge is felt through the deceptive ease and fun of each sculpture. Glob’s deep understanding of place and both human and non-human culture adds to this exhibition’s power. It makes our world bigger.

Kilmorack Gallery is now into its winter hours, so we are open Wednesdays until Saturdays until the new year. After this we are open on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. This...

Kilmorack Gallery starts 2021 with a selection of Lotte Glob's ceramic bowls. She is one of Europe's master bowl makers with sixty years bowl-making experience.

Rock eyes and wanderers, vases and books. The landscape is always the inspiration behind Lotte Glob’s work. It is the well that she draws from: that we all need to drink from. With over fifty years of experimentation and creation in the far north of Scotland alone, Lotte Glob knowledge of glazes, shaping and firing clay is vast and unique. She has become an important international artist.

We are excited to share with you these latest creations: rock eyes, wanders and large vases.

We are very pleased announce the arrival of fresh sculpture by Lotte Glob. This includes some of Glob's finest large works - an incredible 'out of the sea' creature, guardians and a 'looking through you.'

Kilmorack Gallery is pleased to present the last in a group of three exhibitions focusing on the work of four selected Scottish artists in each exhibition. In part three we...

Danish born LOTTE GLOB made her home and studio in wild Scotland over fifty years ago; drawing inspiration and materials from the environment – the mountains, sea and rivers. Creativity...

Scottish artists have always been drawn to the sea, pulled along by instinct, like salmon, to the coast. It was a powerful draw to twentieth century artists – Eardley, Houston...

LOTTE GLOB is as well-known in the north as many of its hills and her work reflects this. GLOB brings to this show a series of eleven etchings that expand...