Current

Bridget Macdonald

Rain, Wind & Change: Drawings and paintings by Bridget Macdonald

Great Malvern Priory
1 - 26 October 2024

These works are a response to Catherine Swire’s book of poems, 'SOIL', about the history of the landscape around the Malvern Hills where they both live. The large charcoal drawings have an emphasis on the story of Prince Arthur, eldest son of Henry VII, who appears in the Priory’s Magnificat window. The exhibition is an expansion of the version presented last year in the South Cloister of Worcester Cathedral, for which there is an online catalogue.

Bridget Macdonald, Malvern Master Glaziers, charcoal on paper, 32 x 48 ins

Bridget Macdonald, Emblems for a Lost Prince, charcoal on paper, 32 x 48 ins

Bridget Macdonald, At Ludlow Castle, charcoal on paper, 32 x 48 ins

Bridget Macdonald, Little Malvern Priory, charcoal on paper, 32 x 48 ins

Alex Lowery

Skylines

Sladers Yard Gallery, West Bay, Dorset
21 September - 3 November 2024

Alex Lowery, Portland 188, oil on linen, 2024, 35 x 100 cm

Alex Lowery, Portland 184, oil on canvas, 2024, 74 x 200 cm

Alex Lowery, Portland xxx, oil on linen, 2024, 30 x 70 cm

Alex Lowery, Orkney 6, oil on canvas, 2023, 55 x 160 cm

Jake Harvey

Lines in Time

Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh
29 August - 28 September 2024

"In Lines in Time, I’ve chosen to work with gathered stones from a variety of locations in Scotland predominantly guided by the travels and visionary work undertaken by James Hutton (1726-97). Hutton’s encounters in the field studying rock samples and outcrops led him to develop his ground-breaking thesis Theory of the Earth, gaining him world-wide recognition, and the accolade of Father of Modern Geology."
Jake Harvey