Sorry it’s been a while since the last blog (can you believe – February) but life comes along some time and things have to go by the wayside.  However, I am back, fully holidayed and recovering from surgery on my hand, which prevented me from typing for a while.  Excuse any spelling errors as I get used to typing agin.

You will be interested to know that the Kircudbright Exhibition and the Exhibition at the Lillie Gallery were both successful.  Liza is now packing up to take 77•  North to Orkney on Saturday 26th to Wednesday 6th September.

If you live near, or are holidaying on Orkney please go along – the PV is on Saturday 26th August between 2pm and 4pm , all are welcome.

And don’t forget to check out ARTMAG.co.uk for events around the country.

If you missed the Dundee V & A exhibition of Mary Quant it is now on at Glasgow  Kelvingrove Museum glasgowlife.org.uk

An exhibition organised by the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, until 22 October 2023

Tickets: Adults £8.50, Concession £6.50, Under 12s FREE

 

The Scottish Gallery (scottish-gallery.co.uk) has

Part of Summerhall’s Summerhall.co.uk Festival treats is an exhibition of Female Artists, and see the rest of their festival offering

THERE IS SOMETHING IN THE WAY
Simona Ciocarlan, Lar MacGregor, Eleanor Buffam, Lubna Kerr, Edyta Majewska, Gail Mclintock

Basement Gallery
A diverse exhibition of Female Artists responding to the research theme of ‘Women, Art & Inequality’. With an apt title borrowed from Sarah Kane play ‘Crave’, the multi-medium works offer socio-political ‘docufiction’, autobiographical protest and provocative humour through art process and lived perspective. Curated by Collective (with associate Jasmine Doyle).

 

Dovecotstudios.com

OPEN SOON
Scottish Women Artists

Opens 28 July 2023 | 10:00 – 17:00 | Paid Admission

Only one week to go until our new exhibition ‘Scottish Women Artists – 250 Years of Challenging Perception’ opens!

Celebrate the work of women artists who have challenged and shaped the contemporary art scene in Scotland. The Fleming Collection (co-curators of the exhibition) hold one of the world’s finest private collections of Scottish art. The collection embraces key artistic movements and developments, featuring works from Joan Eardley, Elizabeth Blackadder, Victoria Crowe, Alberta Whittle and more!

 

That’s all for now folks – but I hope to be back with more soon, and of course photo’s from Orkney.

There seems to be several exhibitions featuring female artists – check out the venues below