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Issue 16 | Autumn 2011
Features
John Burningham: An Illustrated Journey
Selina Skipwith, Keeper of Art at The Fleming Collection
The Scottish Summer Exhibition
Helen Dyson
In Focus: Will Maclean, Bard McIntyre’s Box, 1984
Emma Baker
F.C.B. Cadell: The Scottish Colourist
Selina Skipwith, Keeper of Art at The Fleming Collection
Elizabeth Blackadder
Marion Amblard
Five Centuries of Scottish Portraiture
Duncan Macmillan
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Issue 15 | Spring 2011
Features
Will Maclean: An Artist of the Gàidhealtachd
Selina Skipwith, Keeper of Art at The Fleming Collection
Christine Borland: Cast from Nature
Katie Baker
Celebrating a new acquisition at The Hunterian
Anne Dulau Beveridge, Curator at the Hunterian Art Gallery
V&A at Dundee
Evelyn Gladstone, Gallery Assistant at The Fleming Collection
Reflecting Glenfiddich: A selection of works from the Glenfiddich Artists in Residence Collection
Andy Fairgrieve, Programme Curator at Glenfiddich Distillery
Picture in Focus: Adam de Colone, George Seton, 8th Lord Seton and 3rd Earl of Winton, with his sons George and Alexander (1625)
David Taylor, Senior Curator at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery
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Issue 14 | Autumn 2010
Features
John Lavery The Artist Reporter
Kenneth McConkey
Looking Again at the
Glasgow
Boys
Alexandra Moffat and Alan Riach
The
Glasgow
Girls: Painters and Designers
Dr Marion Amblard
Susan Philipsz
Katie Baker
Martin Creed: Down Over Up
Katie Baker
Hamish Fulton: 21 Days in the Cairngorms
Ben Jones
Resolving Differences: The Modernist Painting of Craigie Aitchison (1926-2009)
Bill Hare
The Lewis Chessmen
Dr David Caldwell
Peter Howson interviewed by Tim Cornwell
The Scottish Summer Exhibition
Selina Skipwith
Picture in Focus: James Pryde, The Unknown Corner, 1912
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Issue 13 | Spring 2010
Features
Looking again at The Scottish Colourists
Alexander Moffat and Alan Riach
Dancing as Art: Margaret Morris, her Life and Collection
Jenny Kinnear
The Glasgow Boys
Roger Billcliffe
Henry Coombes - The Bedfords
Katie Baker
Artistic Development: The origins of Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art
Matthew Jarron
What you see is where you're at
Simon Groom
Scottish Colourists from The Fleming Collection
Selina Skipwith
Glasgow International festival of Visual Art 2010
Rebecca Mundy
Picture in Focus: Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, Spanish Elegy, 1997
Rebecca Mundy
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Issue 12 | Autumn 2009
Features
Sir Muirhead Bone: Master Draughtsman
Bill Smith
Sir Muirhead Bone: Artist and Patron
Peyton Skipwith
The Face of
Scotland
: Masterpieces from the Scottish National Portrait Gallery
James Holloway
Portrait of the Nation
Nicola Kalinsky
Scotland
And
Venice
: Martin Boyce, No Reflections
Katie Baker
The Discovery of
Spain
: British Artists and Collectors: Goya to Picasso
Lucia Lindsay
Discover the Paintings you Own
Andrew Ellis
Portrait of Peter Higgs Unveiled
Bill Hare
A Guide to the
Edinburgh
Art Festival
Rebecca Mundy
Picture in Focus: D.Y. Cameron’s Old Paris
Camilla Stafford-Deitsch
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Issue 11 | Spring 2009
Features
Victoria
Crowe’s A Shepherd’s Life: Paintings of Jenny Armstrong
Julie Lawson
Weaving Two Views: Victoria Crowe and Dovecot Studios
Briony Anderson
Inspired Part II: Works from The Fleming Collection
Tim Cornwell and Lucia Lindsay
No Lack of Lamentation: Helen MacAlister
Rebecca Bell
Hamish Henderson: An extract from a collection of essays by the Scottish poet, singer and folklorist
10 Years of Changing Spaces: significant developments changing the face of
Scotland
’s galleries and museums
Evelyn Milligan
Art Fund International: A Partnership Between the Gallery of Modern Art,
Glasgow
and the Common Guild
Ben Harman
The Silver Trust: a remarkable collection of silver for Number 10
John Houston Obituary
Guy Peploe
Project Space: a recent Project by Mark L’Anson
Picture in Focus: Alberto Morocco’s Love on The
Costa Del Sol
Bill Smith
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Issue 10 | Autumn 2008
Features
Joan Eardley
Fiona Pearson
Sight and Vision in the art of Joan Eardley
Bill Hare
Impressionism and
Scotland
Dr Frances Fowle
Nathan Coley
Celia Davis
Bond Bound; Ian Fleming and The Art of Cover Design
Selina Skipwith
Location in Focus: Catterline
Briony Anderson
Day in the life of: Dalziel and Scullion
Inspired: Celebrating 40 Years of Collecting Scottish Art for The Fleming Collection
Lucia Lindsay
Picture in Focus: James Cowie’s Self Portrait with the Artist’s First Wife
Hayley Brown
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Issue 9 | Spring 2008
Features
Cause for Celebration: Ten Decades of
Edinburgh
College
of Art
David Patterson
Bond Bound: Ian Fleming and the Art of Cover Design
Selina Skipwith
Artist Interview: Alison Watt
Polly Bielecka
Window to The West: rethinking highland art
Murdo Macdonald
Cove
Park
Calling: Contemporary Scottish Artist Briony Anderson looks back on a month’s Visual Art residency at
Cove
Park
Briony Anderson
Dumfries
House
Evelyn Milligan
Obituary: Steven Campbell
Bill Hare
Exhibition in Focus: Carol Rhodes
Lucia Lindsay
Location in Focus: Kirkcudbright
Evelyn Milligan
Day in the Life of: Ian Howard
Robert Fleming 1845-1933
Bill Smith
Picture in Focus: Arthur Melville’s A Cairo Street
Francesca Baseby
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Issue 8 | Autumn 2007
Features
William McTaggart: A Scottish Impressionist
Per Kvaerne
100 Years at The
Venice
Biennale
Philip Long
Charles Avery: The Islanders
Selina Skipwith
My Highest Pleasures: William Hunter’s Art Collection
Peter Black
Beyond Appearances: Painting and Picturing in Scottish Modern and Contemporary Art
Bill Hare
Jardins Publics
The return of an official Visual Arts programme to the 2007 Edinburgh International Festival
Briony Anderson
Hospitalfield: A Brief History
A history of this renowned art school
Willie Payne
Location In Focus:
Aberdeen
Briony Anderson
Day in the Life of: Susanna Beaumont
Firm Favorites: Highlights and Recent Acquisitions at The Fleming Collection- Part 2
Selina Skipwith
Picture in Focus: Janice McNab
Polly Bielecka
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Issue 7 | Spring 2007
Features
Consider the Lillies
Survey of the remarkable collection of twentieth century Scottish art at the McManus Galleries and Museum,
Dundee
Alice Strang
Dundee
: Location in Focus
Polly Bielecka
All Things Bright and Beautiful
A study of the work of Craigie Aitchison
Lucia Lindsay
Gauging Goldsworthy
A study of the work of Andy Goldsworthy and his relationship with his patrons
Evelyn Milligan
Formative Influences
A survey of young artists and their experiences of
Scotland
’s art schools
Kate Cowcher
In at the Deep End
A report of the development of Dovecot Studios
David Weir
A Private Passion
An insight into the collection of Andrew McIntosh Patrick
Peyton Skipwith
Day in the Life of: Will Maclean
Firm Favorites: Highlights and Recent Acquisitions at The Fleming Collection
Selina Skipwith
Picture in Focus: Sir David Wilkie’s James Morison of Naughton and His Granddaughter Isabella
Bill Smith
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Issue 6 | Autumn 2006
Features
Glasgow
in Focus
Lovat Hamilton
Fresh Approaches at Kelvingrove
Jean Walsh, senior curator at
Kelvingrove
Art
Gallery
and Museum gives a sneak preview into the new displays of Scottish Art available to visitors.
Glasgow
’s Boy
Olivia Rickman, the City of
Glasgow
’s celebrating the achievements of multi- talented artist Charles Rennie Mackintosh in a year long international festival highlighting the diverse elements of his career. Rickman looks beyond the jewellery at the key attractions.
Beautiful Bequests
Anne Dulau, curator at The Hunterian Art Gallery,
University
of
Glasgow
, reports on two fascinating painting recently bequested to the gallery.
From Studio to Pavilion
Grainne Rice of the Mackintosh Gallery, Glasgow School of Art reports on the schools valuable contribution to
Glasgow
’s contemporary art scene.
Culture on the Coast
Olivia Rickman takes a look at Crear, a unique artist retreat on the West Coast of Scotland.
Day in the life of Kenny Hunter
Kate Cowcher discovers that whilst Hunter might defy the typical notion of artistic routine, two big projects in
Yorkshire
this summer and a well earned holiday are an exciting part of his forthcoming agenda.
Obituary: Ian Hamilton Finlay 1925- 2006
Polly Bielecka
Divided Selves: The Scottish Self-Portrait
Polly Bielecka and Bill Hare, give a brief insight into the fascinating development of Scottish self Portraiture illustrated in the exhibition ‘Divided Selves’.
Rascals and Ruins
Cecilia Powell, curator of the exhibition ‘Rascals and Ruins: The Romantic Vision of James Pryde gives an overview of the life and times of this fascinating artist.
Scottish Art Now
Maria Ranauro of The Fleming Collection questions the relationship between
Scotland
’s artistic tradition and its contemporary output and asks a panel of art professionals for their view.
Picture in Focus
Bill Smith discusses the painting Summer by Edward Atkinson Hornel.
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Issue 5 | Spring 2006
Features
Remembering Fergus
Eileen Cassavetti talks about her friendship with J.D. Fergusson.
Revelation
Rosemary Mann, Secretary of the Mansfield Traquair Trust reports on the stunning results of the renovation of Phoebe Traquair’s murals in a relatively unknown
Edinburgh
church.
New York
,
New York
!
Alexandra Gershuny and James Holloway,
New York
in Focus.
All Change at The National Galleries of
Scotland
Polly Bielecka
Exciting Additions
Olivia Rickman, Scottish art collections have benefited from the acquisition of a wide variety of new and exciting art works to delight the public over the last year.
Artist in Focus
Philip Long, Senior Curator, Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, in conversation with John Houston.
Colourists to Contemporary
Lucia Lindsay, curator of the exhibition ‘From Colourists to Contemporary: Still Lifes from The Fleming Collection’ gives a brief background to this fascinating genre.
Clotilde Peploe
Selina Skipwith, Keeper of Art at The Fleming Collection, explores the work of the Peploe Family.
Intrepid Scots
Lucia Lindsay, reports on ‘Exiles and Emigrants: Epic Journeys to
Australia
in the Victorian Era’ at the Ian Potter Centre, 2006.
Picture in Focus
Bill Smith discusses The Village, Whitehouse by William McTaggart
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Issue 4 | Autumn 2005
Features
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Robin Nicholson curator of the Drambuie Art Collection explores the myth of Bonnie Prince Charlie through their Jacobite Collection.
Edinburgh
in Focus
Rebecca Smith, David Patterson and Joanna Soden.
A memorable Day in the life of…
John Bellany
Corporate Culture
Selina Skipwith, Keeper of Art at the Fleming Collection and curator of ‘Corporate Culture: A history of corporate art collecting’ talks about the exhibition.
Artist Interview
Lucia Lindsay interviews Alan Davie. Born in Grangemouth in 1920,
Davie
has shared his house cum studio with wife Bili since 1954. In conversation with Lucia Lindsay,
Davie
describes how jazz, poetry and non-western iconography have brought colour, form and rhythm to his work.
Art and
Scotland
: The Last 21 Years
Polly Bielecka, following the recent Scottish Society of Art History’s colloquium in Edinburgh Bielecka reports on the topics raised.
Picture in Focus
Bill Smith discusses the painting, Once upon a Time by Moyna Flannigan.
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Issue 3 | Spring 2005
Features
Living Paint
Jenny Kinnear arts officer at the Fergusson Gallery in
Perth
, writes about the renowned Scottish Colourist, J.D.Fergusson.
The Scottishness of Scottish Art
Cecilia Powell
Sounds of the Century
Cathy Courtney, project officer at the National Life Story Collection, writes about recording artists’ recollections.
The Scottish Society for Art History
Robin Nicholson
Day in the Life of…
Kitty Douglas Hamilton finds out what James Holloway, the Director of the Scottish National Portrait Gallery, gets up to on an average day.
Picture in Focus
Bill Smith discusses the painting Lochaber No More by John Watson Nicol.
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