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A contemporary gallery showcasing quirky conceptual pieces, our growing reputation is for exhibiting a variety of media including lots of 3D work. We feature emerging and established Perthshire artists as well as anyone whose work fits the Artisanand ethos. We have new exhibitions every 6 weeks, with either featured artists or mixed exhibition.

Land in Colour:

Abstract landscapes inspired by Perthshire

2 May to 9 June

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We’re welcoming back Susie Collingbourne, this time with a solo exhibition “Land of Colour: abstract landscapes inspired by Perthshire”. We hope it’ll be as well received as her first collection. 

This new body of work marks a shift in focus in her artwork: more abstracted, more intensely colour-driven, but rooted as ever in the light and atmosphere of the Scottish landscape. The paintings take their lead from Perthshire: its fields, its soil, its boundary lines, the soft pinks and warm earthy tones that saturate the land in every season. Colour is the subject here; held, layered, and celebrated. 
The collection is ideally suited to be exhibited in Aberfeldy, Loch Tay and the Ben Lawers hills have long held a significant place in Susie’s creative imagination, and she finds herself returning to them again and again, so it feels entirely right that this new, more abstracted work should find its home here, in the landscape that helped to shape it.

Susie kindly came along to a preview evening on Friday 1 May where a wee gathering of fellow artists and friends had a lovely chance to chat.


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