-
Viewing by appointment only: book here
-
Scenes to Admire!: Landscape
30 November 2021 - 19 February 2022
We are delighted to announce the forthcoming exhibition “Scenes to Admire!” They are all about landscape.
Throughout the ages, artists have portrayed the landscape in a real, ideal or subjective manner. It has been often used as a poetic metaphor to express their innermost feelings.
This highly-curated exhibition will display over 30 landscape sculptures and paintings, providing a wide range of extraordinary scenes for you to admire!
-
Viewing by appointment only: book here
-
Colin Sutherland: Beautifully Astray
30 November 2021 - 19 February 202230 November 2021 - 19 February 2022
We are delighted to present our next individual contemporary art exhibition featuring the work of Colin Sutherland.
A graduate of Duncan of Jordanstone, Dundee, Colin studied photography. In his work, he redefines how landscape is conventionally perceived. His photomontages are full of vibrant colour and emotion, incorporating different images from the natural and built environment with great effect. -
Viewing by appointment only: book here
-
A Woman's Touch
1 March – 2 April 2022
Female artists have traditionally been under-appreciated by the art world since the beginning of civilisation. For the first curated themed exhibition of artworks from our Collection, we would like to celebrate works by extraordinary female artists. More than 25 brilliant paintings and sculptures by artists including Barbara Rae, Victoria Crowe, Aurèlia Muñoz, Hilda Goldwag, and many others will be displayed along the Nevermore Corridor in the BirdsNest Gallery.
-
Colin Hay
The Magic Before Dawn12 October - 20 November 2021
In October, we were delighted to announce our first exhibition, Colin Hay: The Magic Before Dawn, which features atmospheric work from the talented Scottish painter, Colin Hay, including his constantly evolving 'biomorphic', impenetrable green forestry and nocturnal sea/cityscape paintings.
Here, the BirdsNest Gallery welcomes you to the spellbinding world of this dedicated artist, which can still be viewed in our past exhibitions archive.
