As we approach the opening of his solo exhibition, North Landing, in October, artist Andrew Farmer talks to Mag North‘s editor, Colin Petch about his work, his inspiration and why he loves to paint en plein air. There is something immediately likeable about this accomplished painter, as we talk in his studio, anonymously situated at […]
New to the gallery this month is a collection of work by Yorkshire-based, contemporary watercolour artist, Paul Talbot Greaves. Having recently spent time in well known parts of the Yorkshire Dales, Ribblesdale and Swaledale, it’s no surprise to see paintings of Linton Bridge and Pen y Ghent feature in the range. However, quite often Paul’s work focuses
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There are a number of exquisite pieces of work at Watermark that instinctively make you want to reach out and touch – although you probably shouldn’t. Key among them are the natural-world inspired forms of Inverness-based Ceramicist Michele Bianco. Along with fellow artist and friend, Pascale Rentsch, Bianco will take centre stage at the Gallery in March
