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uniongallery home about services exhibitions exhibition archive artists available works reviews blog contact terms & conditions privacy policy cookie policy welcome welcome summer garden party 12th july 2018 - 4th august 2018 | preview thursday july 12th 6 - 8pm. uniongallery is thrilled to invite you to our annual summer garden party exhibition. in keeping with tradition this is a mixed show with favorite artists such as patsy mcathur , colin brown , james newton adams , joyce gunn cairns mbe and sophie mckay knight to name but a few. last year was a lovely, summery affair so come along and see just how sunny it gets in the gallery! naturally, formal dress code and hats for the garden party are entirely optional to see the full collection, click here . the gallery -- the gallery established to bring the very best of the contemporary art scene to the public view, and to offer the finest service to buyer and artist alike, uniongallery is a gallery with a... read more ... archive -- exhibitions 20 jul summer garden party 09 aug colori; new paintings by jenny matthews these are just a few of our forthcoming exhibitions. click on the titles to find out more, or visit the exhibitions page to see what else is coming soon. newsletter the anti-spam characters are case sensitive social facebook & twitter instagram pinterest reviews a lively gathering of artists... summer garden party yes, it’s all sunshine and roses for the summer garden party at the union gallery, an exhibition of regular, favourite artists, including patsy mcarthur, james newton adams, megan chapman, lucy jones, colin brown and sophie mckay knight and joyce gunn cairns. expect a distinctively diverse showcase of amazing abstracts, fabulous flowers, posed portraits, lavish landscapes, architectural artwork, galloping horses, punchy pop art and comical caricatures. on the dove-grey painted wall to the left as you step inside, is a row of five stunning abstract expressionist “landscapes” by megan chapman, under a series title, “echoes and memory.” “the foundation of my work is in the balancing of shape and line with colour, texture, and atmosphere. i enjoy creating meditative places to get lost in, such as how we dance between our inner and outer selves... to explore our connection to the world as we navigate the push and pull of life.” read more... strokes that bind henry jabbour at the uniongallery 12 march 2017 like many others locally, we’ve missed the union gallery since its removal from broughton street to larger premises on drumsheugh place. a visit to the west end on friday showed that union’s owner alison auldjo has lost none of her knack for finding and nurturing great new talent, most recently that of henry jabbour. jabbour came late to painting, and was already a successful scientist with the medical research council by the time he joined leith school of art in 2005. consumed by this new calling, he became a full-time artist two years later. this life to me is his first solo exhibition, and it’s a phenomenally successful debut. read more... review: this life to me ‘scientist who quit job to paint lands first solo art exhibit’ by eleanor duffy henry jabbour quit his medical research job in order to pursue a love of art photo - colin hattersley an edinburgh scientist is to open his first solo art exhibition after leaving behind his career to follow his dream. henry jabbour worked for nearly 20 years in the medical school at edinburgh university but quit in 2010 to pursue his love of art full-time. despite training to be a biologist, henry found his true calling in painting and has since studied at leith school of art in edinburgh and the new york academy of art. his prints and portraiture work have won praise in the art world and he is now preparing for the launch of his first solo exhibition this weekend. read more... sapphire skies a solo exhibition by jenny matthews: uniongallery – a bouquet of fragrant flowers 6 september 2016 uniongallery is owned and managed by contemporary artist alison auldjo. originally opening on broughton street in 2009, the stylish new premises at the west end has the ideal space and design over two floors to show solo exhibitions, mixed collections, crafts and sculpture. the emphasis is on showing work from established painters who do not exhibit in scotland, to exciting new scottish and international talent. jenny matthews studied at edinburgh college of art under elizabeth blackadder dbe, john houston and ann oran, graduating in 1986. since then, she has earned a fine reputation as an accomplished watercolourist, exhibiting in the uk and abroad. stepping into the uniongallery to see her new solo exhibition, ‘sapphire skies,’ is like taking a stroll across country meadows and along the seashore, so tangible that you can almost smell the fragrant flowers. the soft shades of pinks, mauve, coral red and corn yellow, capture their natural beauty and texture, from beautifully arranged vases and bouquets to land and seacapes and decorative still life compositions. here are the first buds of spring and summer gardens, a flourish of sweet peas, irises and parrot tulips, as well as pretty thrift and lichen sprouting along the rocky shore at st. abbs. the artistry is exquisite, meticulous botanical drawings, detailing each petal, stamen, puffs of pollen and green leaf, enhanced through the subtle tone and translucent quality of watercolour. read more... jenny matthews | union gallery 16 august 2016 adam barclay uniongallery, 4 drumsheugh pl, edinburgh exhibition continues until september 12 open monday to saturday 10.30am – 5.30pm the union gallery had their first solo exhibition launch at their new premises on drumsheugh place this week, and what a strong first impression it was! the new space, previously a low ceilinged charity shop, is unrecognisable as a classic edinburgh gallery, resplendent with cornicing and high ceilings! it makes for a fantastic space to show off the works of award-winning water-colourist jenny mathews in her third solo exhibition. the pieces on display are varied in style and dimension but all share a distinctly high quality and impressive artistic feel. with several pieces having been reserved even as they were being hung, it was obvious that jenny’s work is in high demand. large works to tie whole rooms together were displayed, alongside horizontal sets, unusual for the artist, and smaller high-detail pieces. jenny studied botanical illustration under dame elizabeth blackadder and the inspiration is clear in her work, supremely detailed botanical images but with a clear style of her own. read more... from the blog art scotland interview with kevin low 16th august 2017 kevin low is an artist living and working in glasgow, his new exhibition women & men is currently on show at the union gallery in edinburgh. what drives your passion – when did you know that art is what you wanted to do? it’s an obsession. it’s something i have to do, or i get sick. i hesitate to say that because i think that’s how most artists feel. i don’t have a choice. that makes it sound like it’s a chore, like being bullied by the subconscious, but nah, it’s a bloody thrill, every time. there is nothing better in the world than creating stuff. as a kid, i grew up on a farm. i expected to become a cattleman, i really did. it was a very small world. i think it was pop music that gave me that first buzz in my gut, that invitation to step away from the ‘real world’. mr david bowie, i owe you a lot. read more... zone one arts interview with henry jabbour you trained initially as a biologist and worked as a scientist, has this part of your past influenced your current art practice of painting people? i am sure it has but sometimes it is very difficult to pinpoint how. i firmly believe that the way i look at, and my empathy towards, the human figure is hugely influenced and informed by my past experiences (being brought up in lebanon at the time of the civil

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