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Working with woven and collaged photographs captured whilst cold water swimming, I invite the viewer to reflect on different experiences of being in the water, from the psychological and physiological effects to the sense of connection to people, place and the environment.
My sculpture has always been figurative, initially exploring the expressive powers of the body often using dance as a spring board for ideas. Clay being the so responsive a material it was an obvious choice. The subject matter has included ideas both playful and grave simultaneously. The tragedy and the comedy of the human […]
Many artists are drawn to the Isle of Mull because of its largely unaltered land and seascapes which can be tempered and dramatically changed by the natural elements. In minutes, even seconds. This creates intriguing visual opportunities…. Without boundaries. Over the past two years I have set out to exploit this using photography as the […]
I would like my pots and jugs to evoke something of the presence of birds – the way they sit, or stretch or move. I have worked as a painter, but in the last three years have been thrilled to discover the richness of working with clay and the way it helps you discover shapes […]
‘Haven’ is an exhibition of small-scale sculptures that explore the recurring idea of the ‘House’ motif which has punctuated my practice for 30 years. Initially influenced by the experience of living on the Northeast coast of Yorkshire I have always been interested in the notion of living near or at the edge of something, a […]
The work depicts images of landscape and nature through the seasons. Paintings are constructed as long views or more close up observations, expressing ideas sometimes from imagination and memory and the experience of being within the landscape. Several media are used: cold wax, acrylic, watercolour and inks.
Jan Fisher studied Fine Art (painting) at Coventry College of Art and did a post graduate in Art Education in Newcastle.
The environment, habitat and conservation, hopefully is illustrated in my paintings.
Mary Graig is an East Lothian born Scottish artist now based in Berwickshire on the Scottish Borders.
Joint exhibition showing paint and print with ceramics
A wonderful, joint exhibition of Pen, Ink and Watercolour by Milla Jowett and Ceramics by Julia Roxburgh
In 1974 Ben and Judy came to live and work on a farm on the Isle of Mull. Their time here, and the colours and magic of the island, have inspired and shaped their art ever since.
