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Glasgow Group : Links and Invited Artists - 1
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From 1964 the Glasgow Group has followed a policy of inviting artists from outside the core group to fulfill it's aim of promoting the visual arts in the West of Scotland.
Our invited artists come from a variety of countries including the U.K., France , Germany , Poland , Sweden , the U.S.A. and Scottish artists who are domiciled in Canada , Germany and Australia.
Our most recent artists and year(s) they exhibited include:
GALLERY EXHIBITIONS
"October Morning" Gabriela Trynkler, Gdansk, Poland
Gabriela Trynkler painter, (Poland) 1996 , 2001 , 2002
Currently lives and works in Gdansk, Poland. Born in 1959 in Gdansk , studied at the Nikolas Copernicus University from 1979-82 and at the State College of Fine Art, Gdansk 1982-85. Numerous exhibitions in Poland , Germany , Belgium and Britain since 1980.
Link To Gabriela TrynklerRobert Pillard-Valere , (France) 1997
Etchings by Robert Pillard-Valere (France) above
Charlie Boyle DA CGL(Lon.)MFA FAS RADF painter/sculptor/printmaker, (Scottish/Australia.) 2000
Born Blantyre, Glasgow.
Decorator to trade , City and Guilds, London. Life member elect Master Craftsman Guild. National Service.
Studied in U.K. Glasgow School of Art , Farnham School of Art , Hampshire. External and full-time courses within Australia and Asia.
Ex-staff member Glasgow School of Art , Senior lecturer in painting, Drawing and Art History , University of Southern Queensland , Australia ; Advisor to the Ministry of Education and Culture , Jakarta , Indonesia ; Australian Examiner for the International Baccalaureate in Art and Design ; lecturer Flying Art School , Art History - Theory , Adopted by Maragulu Tribe , Yirkalla , Arnhemland , February 1988 law carrier , Tribal name Warnambi Kardhaltaher Warnambi , Dundhiway (Warnambi is the Rainbow Serpent). Has won over 45 awards and prizes throughout U.K., Europe , Australia and Asia. Charlie Boyle has had over 57 solo shows throughout U.K. Europe , U.S.A. , Australia and Asia.
Bertrand Bracaval painter/printmaker (France) 1998
An etching for AT LA PUERTA ESCONDIDA, the book Bracaval is doing with Lawrence Ferlinghetti,
which will be launched at Alliance Francaise of San Francisco USA on October 11 2005.
Born in Nantes. Currently living and working in Brittany.
Link To Bracaval and Pre NianHelga Chart RSW painter (Scotland) 1999 & 2000
Helga Chart studied drawing and painting at Edinburgh College of Art. Since graduating she has painted and regularly exhibited with the RSA RSW and SSA and has held several solo shows in Edinburgh galleries. She has been the recipient of the RSA student Prize (Stuart Award) , the RSA City of Edinburgh Award , the SSA IBM Purchase Award , the SAAC Heinzel Gallery award and the RSW Council Award. She currently serves on the Councils of the RSW and SAAC. Her work in oil , watercolour , and mixed media is based on landscape , seascape , and birdlife motifs.
Ronald Forbes painter, (Scotland) 1999, 2000 & 2005
Ronald Forbes “You are HERE”, 2005 Acrylic on linen, 153 x127 cm
Ronald Forbes is an artist whose work deals with illusion, belief and reality
and the blurred edges between those.
He is visiting Professor of Fine Art at the University of Abertay Dundee. He has
held teaching posts at art schools in Cork, Glasgow and Dundee, where
until 2001 he was Head of Painting at Duncan of Jordanstone College of
Art, University of Dundee. He was elected a Royal Scottish Academician in 2005.
Forbes has had thirty solo and many group exhibitions internationally, including
Scotland, England, Ireland, Netherlands, France, Spain, Slovenia, Bosnia,
Japan, Australia and the USA.
His work has received many awards including a BBC prize for the film “Between
Dreams” and the RSA Guthrie Medal and Award for his painting “All Set.”
Todd Garner painter/sculptor, (U.S.A.) 2000
Most Americans are acutely aware that they have an ancestral line that originates somewhere other than America. Growing up in Southern California in a family that emphasised its Scottish roots , it was almost inevitable that I would spend at least some time in Scotland. Through circumstances both in and out of my control , I have settled in Glasgow , a city with a very unique personality which has had a profound effect on my work.
Since moving to Glasgow 9 years ago , my work has steadily become more autobiographical and incorporating more of my own experiences of being away from my native country , trying to adjust to my adopted surroundings and the reality of establishing a home in a foreign but vaguely familiar culture.
Alasdair Gray writer/artist (Scotland) 1998
Born 1934. One of Scotland's best known writers/artists. Trained at Glasgow School of art in Design and Mural painting , has done most sort of pictorial work. Has work owned by Glasgow University , Strathclyde University , Collins Gallery , Glasgow Peoples Palace local History Museum.
A founder Member of the Glasgow Group in 1957.
Peter Kleboe (Scotland) 2000
In June of 2005 Peter Kleboe was elected an artist member of the Glasgow Group.
Jean-Amatheur Lanoe painter, (France) 2000
Born 1941 in Lamballe, Cote d'Armor. Has lived and worked in Nantes since 1975.
David Linley painter, (Scottish/Germany) 1999
Born Glasgow. Now lives and works in Nurnberg, Germany. 1976-80 Glasgow school of Art BA(hons). 1979 and 1981 RSA Latimer Award. 1984 SAC Young Artists Award , 1989 Cultural Exchange Programme , to Nurnberg Germany. 1997 International Artists Workshop , Gakichnik , Macedonia.
Jim Pattison painter, (Scotland) 1999
Born Dundee. Currently lives and works in Glasgow. 1974-9 Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art , Dundee. Graduated in Drawing and Painting. Since 1990 has taught part-time at the College in the Dept. of Fine Art (printmaking). Has had 12 solo exhibitions and taken part in numerous group shows. Awards and residencies include the Scottish Art Council's Amsterdam residency and a Glasgow City of European Culture exchange in Vienna.
Guyan Porter sculptor, (Scotland) 2001
Currently lives and works in Glasgow.
Marion Smith , sculptor , (Scotland) 2001
Marion Smith was born in St.Andrews, Fife. She currently works as technician for the Dept. of Sculpture and Environmental Art at the Glasgow School of Art. In 1997 Marion had a solo exhibition at the Crawford Art Centre St. Andrews. She has also exhibited in Scandinavia and Japan. Marion has work publicly sited in Aberdeenshire, Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Tom McKendrick painter, (Scotland) 2002 and 2007
Tom was elected an artist member of the group in 2007.
Link To www.tommckendrick.comKurzvita Christian Dummier , (Germany) , 2001
Born Nurnberg 1973. Studied photo design in Munich 1996-97. Studied at Akademie Der Bildendem Kunste in Nurnberg from 1998-2001.
Christof Gerling , (Germany), 2001
Born Wurzburg 1937. Studied at the Akademie Der Bildendem Kunste in Munchen 1957-62. Lecturer in the Akademie Der Bildenden Kunste, Nurnberg since 1974. Numerous exhibitions in Germany since 1985
Suzanne Nessim (Sweden) 2001
Dog with Stripes : Bronze
Born Malmo Sweden in 1944. Numerous exhibitions in Sweden , Switzerland , Spain , France , USA and Mexico since 1970. Currently the Chairman of the Swedish Artists Association - Svenska Konsttnarenas Forening.
Link To Suzanne NessimMarcus Putze , (Germany) 2001
Born 1969 in Nurnberg. Studied at the Universitat Bamberg from 1991-97. Studied at the Akademie Der Bildenden Kunste Nurnberg from 1997.
Gerard Schmidt , (Germany) 2001
Bon in Rottenbauer near Wurtzburg in 1952. Studied at Nurnberg Art School 1976. Exchange artist in Glasgow in 1990 and in Macedonia in 1998. Since 2000 Lecturer in Lithography and Screen Printing at Nurnberg Art School. Since 1978 has mounted numerous exhibitions in Europe.
Chris White painter , (Norway)
Chris White 45x64 The Pool of Earthly Delights Pastel.
Born in England has lived and worked in Norway since the 1970's. He exhibited with the Fredrikstad Group of Norwegian Artists who were invited to show by the Glasgow Group in 1987 and 1990.
Boyd McNicol painter , (Scotland) 2004
Graduate of Glasgow School of Art. Currently lives and works in Glasgow. Boyd was elected as a member of the group in 2004.
Michael Murray, (Scotland) 2005
Pixel's Visit To Ayr I - III
Scene of Ayr using a combination of 3D modelling, photography and digital sketching.
Michael Murray is a professional digital artist living in the West End
of Glasgow. Michael started out as a 3D games artist, but after a
couple of years making a LEGO Harry Potter game in London, he decided
to return home to work on his own ideas. He spends most of his time
working on corporate commissions but also likes to produce his own
complex 3D and 2D artwork, which uses skills and techniqes picked up
in London. Michael is a former pupil of Jim Wylie he was elected an artist member of the group in June 2007
John Nelson (Scotland) 2005
And the Sea 76x76cms acrylic canvas 2005
Attended Edinburgh School of Art winning painting and drawing prizes
including Andrew Grant Scholarship and Post Graduate Travelling Scholarship.
Became Art Lecturer at Stevenson College, Edinburgh. As an Edinburgh man
is proud to have been a member and a chairman of 'Glasgow League of Artists'."
Alina Kisina (Ukraine) 2006
"John" From the series Inner Space: Crossing the Border: Window.
Started with pure visual fascination only this series made the first chapter
to the Inner Space study with the aim to explore inhabited spaces and
to celebrate at least seeming domestic tranquility, safety and independence.
Born in Kiev, Ukraine. Currently living and working in Edinburgh.
Douglas May 2006
Sofia Perina-Miller (Russia) 2006
Birds of Paradise
Sofia Perina-Miller is a Russian artist living and working in Scotland.
She has a degree in Art and Fashion Design. Her main artistic focus at the
moment is on floral subjects painted in watercolour and pen. She exhibits
throughout the United Kingdom and is a member of Paisley Art Institute and
the Glasgow Society of Woman Artists.
Graham Govan (Scotland) 2007
Graham was elected a member of the group during this exhibition
Douglas Lennox (Scotland) 2007
Douglas was elected a member of the group during this exhibition
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