| Malize McBride |
malizemcbride@googlemail.com |
Malize McBride
Comelybank, Aberfeldy, Perthshire PH15 2EF
Tel. 01887 840355
Malize McBride is primarily a landscape painter in oils, watercolour and pastel.Some recent works are more abstract monoprints, and she has also been working on a series of paintings of footballers.
Her work is represented by House of Menzies, Aberfeldy, Dundee Contemporary Arts and the Watermill Gallery, Aberfeldy where she has had solo shows in 2006 and 2008. She has also exhibited in group shows at the Royal Glasgow Institute, The Aberdeen Artists' Society, Leith School of Art and Open College of Art exhibitions.
Her work and studio can be seen during the Perthshire Open Studio week in September each year.
Web sites: www.aberfeldywatermill.co.uk
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Jonas Noren |
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Jonas Norén was born in Uppsala, Sweden in 1944. His passion for photography started at eight years of age, with a simple box camera. After choosing to invest in Leica rather than in a moped, his photographic work gathered momentum, acquiring the characteristic style we now recognise as typical for Jonas Norén. He was influenced by the Swedish Artist Anders Zorn and also the natural surroundings around Mora in Sweden, were he grew up. Through Jonas’s camera, themes inspired by the work of Anders Zorn are photographed with a sensitive touch, using the same Nordic light and authentic environments portrayed through an eye that has acquired a similar sense for these subjects as the great painter, who worked in the same areas around Mora. |
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| Sheila Noren |
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Sheila Noren was born in Scotland and grew up in London where she received the greater part of her artistic education. Her creative talent has come from her grandfather, a well-known scottish architect and artist who remains a strong presence in her life. Sheila’s development as an artist reflects an ongoing inner journey with many mystical encounters and her paintings tend to touch the borderland between dream and reality. She also has a deep fascination for the Scottish landscape with its ever-changing moods and colours. |
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| katereddy@hotmail.co.uk |
Catherine Reddy |
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Catherine Reddy grew up in a family of artists and gardeners. Their influences on her life are evident in her lifelong interest in art and the subjects of her paintings and drawings which are almost always flowers and gardens.
katereddy@hotmail.co.uk |
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| Niall Riddel |
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Niall
is a photographer specialising in colour landscapes. He paticularly
enjoys photographing the landscape and natural history of
Glen Lyon however he is also a keen traveller and has a range
of images from South America and Europe. Niall is represented
by several picture libraries and has been published in both
local and national magazines. He has been a member of Fortingall
Art from the beginning.
Website: Lyon
Images
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| Maryann Ryves |
maryann@irvines.org |
Maryann Ryves
The Old Manse, Weem, Aberfeldy, Perthshire, PH15 2LD
Tel. 01887-820284
Maryann Ryves paints mainly in oils, her paintings being inspired by Highland Perthshire and its ever changing landscape. She explores space and depth through the layering of images, colour and texture to produce contemporary paintings.
Web Site: Maryann Ryves |
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| Audrey Slorance - (01887) 829370 |
audreyslorance@fsmail.net |
AUDREY J. SLORANCE
Claremont,Taybridge Road,
Aberfeldy, Perthshire, PH15 2BH
Tel. (01887) 829370
Web Site: Audrey Slorance
Audrey has a B.A.(Hons) Degree in Printed Textile Design from the Scottish College of Textiles, Galashiels, and has worked as a freelance Textile Designer for a number of years. Her artwork/designs have sold in the U.K., Europe and the U.S.A.
Recently she has concentrated more on painting, being inspired by Perthshire’s beautiful countryside and architecture. She paints from sketches and photographs taken of the locations. She paints in Gouache, Acrylic and Oil.
Audrey has exhibited paintings at Aberfeldy Gallery, Pitlochry Festival Theatre, the House of Bruar and Fortingall Art Exhibitions She has also undertaken several commissions for house portraits. |
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| Sheena Stanbridge - 07757 440 269 |
Sheena Stanbridge |
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It has been a long journey to come to this place, a place and a time where I can begin seriously, as an individual, to express through painting and in clay who I really am.
The journey is of course life itself, the things that happen, the people we meet, the things we see and experience, love, sorrow, comfort — they become– in some part –us
The expression of the individual comes out somehow, perhaps through oratory, dance or even friendship. There are so many things that enable the individual — or not as the case may be. And joy, joy can come through the expression of that which lies within — whereas sadness will linger in the pictures that remain unpainted and the songs that stay unsung.
I like to roam the meadows and woods and watch the seasons passing and the river flowing. The flowers and fruits and the creatures who live here find their way into my paintings. Some, I know so well and others I only rarely glimpse. I move from one medium to another, for each subject touches me in a different way. I hope you enjoy my work. Each piece has its own story.
Sheena Stanbridge lives in a country cottage not far from the River Tay. She is now based full-time at the Boltachan Gallery and studios near Aberfeldy where her kiln is housed and where she offers weekly tuition in watercolour and acrylic.
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Zanna Wilson |
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Zanna Wilson is an emerging artist, she works with a wide range of media though mainly beeswax, pigments, oil and ink. A landscape artist, it is elemental textures that excite her and her work reflects her changing environment which includes Edinburgh, Glen Lyon and the Outer Hebrides. |
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