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Patricia Paolozzi Cain | RSA Annual Exhibition 2025

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Patricia Paolozzi Cain | RSA Annual Exhibition 2025

 

Patricia Paolozzi Cain is an exhibiting artist at this year's Royal Scottish Academy's annual exhibition. The selected work 'Fälthelden (Spirit-field)' is a mixed-media artwork on paper, made with coloured pencil, acrylic and collage and measuring 120 cm x 140 cm. It is from a body of work called 'Opposition and Fellowship' that explores the reconciliation of opposites, taking inspiration from ancient Chinese philosophy. 

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Dan Jamieson | Behind the Scenes

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Dan Jamieson | Behind the Scenes

 

Watch Dan Jamieson in his studio as he talks us through the process of making his legendary 'hate plates', sharing helpful tips and lessons he's learned along the way.

Dan Jamieson is an award-winning artist who is best known for his 'hate plates' - which you can learn more about in the video above. If you're curious to see what else Jamieson does, click on the link below. 

View Dan Jamieson's collection. 

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Collector's Lunch

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Collector's Lunch

 

At the start of May, we hosted a Collector's Lunch during our pop-up exhibition 'Heron' at 11 Caledonian Road. Accompanied by a curator's talk, the meal (featuring ingredients such as quails eggs, wild garlic, trout and watercress to name a few) was both a symbolic and visual reflection of the heron and its spring habitat.

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New Artist | Oran Wishart

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New Artist | Oran Wishart

 

We are delighted to announce that Oran Wishart has joined our roster of artists! Based in Lanarkshire, Wishart is a graduate of Glasgow School of Art (GSA) whose paintings span figuration and abstraction. 

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Nathania Hartley | 'Heron' Performance

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Nathania Hartley | 'Heron' Performance

 

Performance artist Nathania Hartley will be performing at the opening evening of 'Heron' on Thursday 1 May. Featuring spoken word, the performance responds directly to the letter 'The Herons' written by John Berger to Subcomandante Marcos and the themes within it. 

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