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Scottish Art News 27 May 2014 - Death of leading Scottish artist Leading Glasgow artist George Devlin died yesterday aged 76. He was an internationally known artist with a international reputation for his landscape and still life paintings. George was born in Springburn and trained at Glasgow School of Art. He exhibited widely throughout his career at numerous galleries including Red Rag Gallery. He is survived by his wife Marie and daughter Nuala. 24 May 2014 - Fire damages Glasgow Art School One of Scotland's most cherised buildings has been severely damaged by fire. The Glasgow School of Art Charles Rennie Mackintosh building was set ablaze yesterday after a projector exploded in the basement. All staff and art students were said to have escaped safely. Designed by world famous Charles Rennie Mackintosh the building has been a working art school since 1909 when it was completed. 13 April 2014 - Scottish artists in Bath
Scottish artists Mary Davidson, Gary Morrow, Mairi Stewart and Helen Turner are among a number of artists participating in the latest Red Rag show in Bath. Changing Seasons is the title of the latest modern art show at Bath gallery. It is a mixed exhibition which captures the essence of each changing season. Altogether there are eleven artists participating in the show which starts Sunday 13 April and continues until 27 April. The gallery is open from 10:00 each day 22 March 2014 - Scottish artist in latest show Scottish artist Georgina McMaster is one of the featured artists in the latest show at Red Rag Cotswold Gallery in Stow on the Wold. Titled 'All Creatures' the show is a mixed exhibition of paintings from artists with a passion for animals and birds. The show starts 23 March and continues until 4 April. Artists particpating in the show include: Ann Heat, Lucy Howard, Georgina McMaster, Tracy Rees, Mary Sumner and Robina Yasmin The gallery is open from 10:00 each day For further details CONTACT RED RAG GALLERY on 01451 832563 07 March 2014 - New works from Catriona Campbell
To coincide with the Cheltenham Racing Festival which is taking place next week Red Rag have released some wonderful new equine paintings. The colourful oil paintings are from Scottish artist Catriona Campbell. Catriona studied at the Glasgow School of Art and was a student of David Donaldson and Mary Armour. Her paintings display a continuing passion and interest in figure painting. She has a real love and knowledge of horses which is evident in her work. The paintings from part of a show at the Red Rag Gallery in Bath, but maybe bought online from the website. For further details CONTACT RED RAG GALLERY on 01225 332223 10 January 2014 - Scottish Exhibition
The Red Rag Gallery in Bath starts the new year with a mixed art exhibition titled: 'Scottish Exhibition'. The show features many of Scotland's leading artists inclduing Charles ANDERSON, Muriel BARCLAY, Rosanne BARR, Shona BARR, Stuart BUCHANAN, Catriona CAMPBELL, Sam CARTMAN, Malcolm CHEAPE, Ritchie COLLINS, Marion DRUMMOND, George GILBERT RSW, John KINGSLEY, Simon LAURIE, Fiona NORTH, Donald PROVAN, David SCHOFIELD, Andrew SQUIRE, Helen M TURNER and Gordon WILSON The show starts 19 January and runs for three weeks until 9 February For further details CONTACT RED RAG GALLERY on 01225 332223 29 June 2013 - Pam Carter at Red Rag The next show at Red Rag Gallery in Stow is the annual 'Scottish Exhibition' - a mixed show featuring many of today's leading Scottish artists. One of the participating artists is Pam Carter who is known for her wonderful atmospheric oil paintings detailing the Scottish landscape. The show starts 14 July and the gallery is open each day from 10:00. For further details CONTACT RED RAG GALLERY on 01451 832563  27 May 2013 - Bank Holiday Opening at Red Rag Gallery Red Rag is open at 10am today and will be showing 'Marjorie' a lovely oil painting from Scottish artist Catriona Millar. The painting is part of the current exhibition featuring people and places. For further details CONTACT RED RAG GALLERY on 01451 832563 26 May 2013 - Latest Art Show
The latest show at Red Rag Gallery in Stow is 'People and Places' - a mixed show with the emphasis on figures. Artists participating include Alan Kingsbury, Janet Ledger, Sophie McKay-Knight and Ian McWhinnie. The gallery is open each day from 10:00 and the exhibition continues until 8 June. For further details CONTACT RED RAG GALLERY on 01451 832563 03 May 2013 - Archie Forrest paintings at Red Rag
Red Rag is offering art works from leading Scotish artist Archie Forrest. Works by Forrest are becoming increasing collectible. He is an elected member of the Royal Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts. His paintings are in the tradition of the Scottish Colourists and are highly sought after. His paintings appear in many private and public art collections, including National Portrait Gallery and the Scottish Opera. For further details CONTACT RED RAG GALLERY on 01451 832563 19 April 2013 - Storm Thorgerson
British artist Storm Thorgerson who designed some of the most famous music album covers of all time has died aged 69. His artworks were used for album covers of Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Muse, Genesis, Phish and many other major rock bands. Thorgerson had a long association with Pink Floyd, designing the vast majority of their album covers, including Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here and Animals. Pink Floyd guitarist and vocalist Dave Gilmour said the artworks Thorgerson created for the band had been "an inseparable part of our work". He died surrounded by family and friends after a long battle with cancer. 07 April 2013 - Andy Warhol Exhibition A free exhibition is to take place at the Scottish Parliament from 4 October until 3 November featuring paintings and prints by the world renowned artist Andy Warhol. The exhibition will coincide with activities at Holyrood which will promote Dunfermline-born Andrew Carnegie's international legacy and will be the first time the works have been displayed in Scotland. The majority of the art works will come from the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh in the USA. For further details CONTACT RED RAG GALLERY on 01451 832563 30 March 2013 - New TV Arts Show
A search to find a portrait artist has been launched, with a 10,000 commission prize to paint author Hilary Mantel as first prize. Comedian Frank Skinner and TV Broadcaster Joan Bakewell will present the Sky Arts series. Artists are invited to apply for a series of art shows which will be held in Dublin, Cardiff, Glasgow and London over the summer. Paintings from all the finalists in the competition will be displayed at the National Portrait Gallery. Featured artist Simon Davis is a member of the Royal Society of Portrait Painters(RP) and a past prize winner in the prestigious National Portrait Gallery BP prize. 27 March 2013 - More Than A Game Opening today at the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow is a new exhibition which looks at Scotland's relationship with football and the skills of the modern day footballer.Visitors will be able to see the world's oldest football which is thought to date back to 1540 and was once the property of Mary Queen of Scots. The exhibition draws on items from Hampden Park's Scottish Football Museum and has been curated in collaboration with the Scottish Football Museum. It highlights individuals like Rose Reilly Peralta, the only Scottish player to have lifted the World Cup, and Andrew Watson the world's first black footballer to play at international level. The exhibition continues until end of August 25 March 2013 - New works from David Schofield
Red Rag Gallery in Stow have released new paintings from Scottish surrealist painter David Schofield who trained at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art. Since 1997 after a period of lecturing and working as a freelance illustrator, Schofield has been extensively exhibiting as a fine artist. David is a regular exhibitor at the Royal Scottish Academy and has been honored by various awards from the Royal Glasgow Institute. For further details CONTACT RED RAG GALLERY on 01451 832563 23 March 2013 - Latest Exhibition at Red Rag Bath Gallery This month in the Red Rag Gallery, Bath there is a mixed art exhibition Figures. Participating is Joe Hargan PPPAI - one of Scotland's leading contemporary artists. His painting 'Topsy Turvy' is typical of the Scottish colourist style - it is also the largest Hargan ever to be shown at Red Rag. The show continues until 7 April. Click here for The Figure Exhibition Brochure. For further details CONTACT RED RAG GALLERY on 01225 332223 13 March 2013 - Chatsworth Exhibition Chatsworth House in Derbyshire is the venue for an art show featuring works by the late British artist William Turnbull. A figurehead of the post-war modernist movement Turnbull is known for his bronze sculptures and abstract expressionist paintings. The exhibition includes paintings and drawings along with large-scale outdoor sculptures displayed in the gardens of the stately home. The exhibition continues until 30 June 2013 07 March 2013 - Scottish artists in latest Show
Starting this weekend 9 March, at the Red Rag Gallery in Cotswolds, there a mixed show of Landscape paintings. Scottish artists included in the exhibition include: John Bell, Emma Davis, Ian Elliot, Robert Kelsey and Archie Dunbar McIntosh. Click here to view The Landscape Exhibition Brochure For further details email the gallery or CONTACT RED RAG GALLERY on 01451 832563 or outside the UK + 44 1451 832563 04 March 2013 - Sir Peter Blake Album Cover
Sir Peter Blake, who designed the famous album cover for The Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, is for the first time to appear on the front of a record in person. He appears on a special edition Madness album, 'The Ten Commandments', dressed as Moses in tribute to one of the discarded suggested titles the band considered for the album. Other album sleeve designs by Sir Peter Blake include: Band Aid's charity single, Paul Weller's Stanley Road and Oasis' Stop the Clocks. 02 March 2013 - Robert Kelsey at Red Rag Stow
New paintings at Red Rag Gallery from leading Scottish artist Robert Kelsey. Known for his lively and fluent style of painting Robert Kelsey is highly skilled in capturing light and colour. Over the past twenty years he has established an enviable following and reputation for his oil paintings For further details email the gallery or CONTACT RED RAG GALLERY on 01451 832563 or outside the UK + 44 1451 832563 15 February 2013 - New works from Scottish artist Gordon Mitchell
New paintings at Red Rag Gallery in Bath from leading Scottish artist Gordon Mitchell. Born in 1952 Gordon Mitchell has been described as one of the finest Scottish draughtsman and imaginative painters of his generation. His paintings display a sublime balance and tonal harmony. Often described as a surrealist artist, Gordon describes himself as an 'abstract expressionist'. Inspiration for Mitchell's paintings can be a group of words, a topical news story, but more usually it's a visual pun that his pictures develop out of. His paintings are invariably thought-provoking and visually striking. For further details email the gallery or CONTACT RED RAG GALLERY on 01225 332223 or outside the UK + 44 1225 332223 31 January 2013 - Catriona Millar at Red Rag Gallery
The latest artist to be showing paintings at Red Rag Gallery in Bath is Catriona Millar. In very short timescale Catriona has established herself as one of Scotland's most collectable artists. Listed among her many collectors is Charles Saatchi. Millar produces bold, colourful art works which are often inspired by her own life experience. The results are unique and instantly recognisable figurative paintings. For further details email the gallery or CONTACT RED RAG GALLERY on 01225 332223 or outside the UK + 44 1225 332223 20 August 2012 - Art Resales
A new art resale service has been launched by Red Rag. The service offers an alternative to Buying and Selling art online or at auction. The scheme involves Red Rag Gallery acting as a broker on behalf of clients wishing to sell British art works, advising on market value and finding art buyers. Commission rates are similar to those of major auction houses and are inclusive of charges for promotion on the website or illustrations in catalogues. The majority of paintings sold are high value paintings by well known British artists - most of who have shown with Red Rag. Featured resale painting above - Darren Baker 'Looking Down' 23 June 2012 - Artist Mary Fedden dies Leading British artist Mary Fedden has died aged 96. She was born in Bristol on August 14 1915 and became one of Britain's best-known and most sought after painters. She was elected to the Royal Academy in 1992 and made an OBE in 1997. After leaving the Slade School of Art, Mary Fedden made a living as a jobbing painter, undertaking commissions and teaching. The two most important influences on her work were Matisse and Ben Nicholson. With their inspiration she produced paintings of cats and flowers on windowsills, old-fashioned pots, speckled birds eggs and playing cards - all of which became eagerly collected. Her work was underpinned by a rigorous sense of composition and the collision of brilliant, sensuous yet subtle colours, to produce blazing and bracing visions of the everyday. Mary Fedden limited edition prints are available from Red Rag to view click on the link above. 19 June 2012 - Jack Vettriano Retrospective Scottish artist Jack Vettriano is to hold a major retrospective of his art work in Scotland next year.The artist, famous for his paintings of women and couples in highly-charged erotic poses is planning to stage the exhibition in Glasgow. In an interview with the US magazine Vanity Fair, Vettriano revealed he has just finished curating his 20-year retrospective. The interview details the fierce attacks by a number of critics who do not regard Vettriano's art work as 'proper' art and his rejection by the Scottish art establishment. Vettriano, who was made an OBE in 2003 for services to the visual arts, gives a robust response when asked about his detractors pointing to him copying poses from the Illustrator's Figure Reference Manual for The Singing Butler - which became the most expensive painting by a Scottish artist when it sold for 750,000 eight years ago. 15 June 2012 - Alberto Morrocco Art Sale Art works from one of the leading Scottish artists of the 20th century are to go on public display ahead of a 1 million auction this summer. The paintings come from the private art collection of the late Alberto Morrocco, who was born in Aberdeen in 1917 and died in 1998. Alberto Morrocco was known for his Picasso-influenced landscapes, still-life, figure painting and interiors. His children are selling more than 180 art pieces at the auction. Highlights of the upcoming sale will be exhibited at the Mansfield Traquair Centre, Mansfield Place on 20-21 June. A spokeswoman said: 'The exhibition presents a fantastic first-time opportunity to see these art works in his native country.' 11 September 2011 - New art works in print Red Rag have announced that the latest Scottish artist with art works available as limited edition prints is Graham McKean. There are six limited edition prints from McKean in the portfolio faeturing his distinctive and often humourous images of figures in everyday situations. To view the Graham McKean limited edition prints available click on the image above. 01 September 2011 - Scottish artist in print
The latest artist to join the growing portfolio of leading British artists promoted by Red Rag is Scottish artist Deborah Phillips. Deborah Phillips was born in Dundee and is the daughter of well known Scottish artist, Douglas Phillips. She attended Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, Dundee and graduated with BA (honours) in 1987. She is known for her lively and colourful landscape art works of the Scottish countryside. 08 August 2011 - Society of Scottish Artists The Society of Scottish Artists, which was founded in 1891 to promote contemporary art and artists in Scotland,is holding its Professional members exhibition from 8 - 29 August. The art show is taking place at the Glasgow Art Club in Bath Street, Glasgow. 02 August 2011 - Scottish artist in Bath Ayshire based artist Alison Thomas is showing her art work in Bath for the first time at the Red Rag Gallery. Known for her paintings of circus performers and animals Alison produces paintings in an appealing naive style. The latest paintings feature jugglers, high wire performers and acrobats and are on show as part of a show of Naive art in the famous Georgian city. Alison Thomas is a working artist from Ayrshire and studied textiles at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, Dundee, from 1992-1996. For further details email the gallery or CONTACT RED RAG GALLERY on 01225 332223 or outside the UK + 44 1225 332223 27 July 2011 - New Wildlife Prints
Red Rag has released eight new limited edition prints by Scottish trained artist Robina Yasmin. Robina is a graduate of Glasgow School of Art and is highly regarded for superb paintings of wildlife. Her natural enthusiasm for painting zebras and giraffes is very evident in the print series. The editions are strictly limited to just 100 prints. For further details email the gallery or CONTACT RED RAG GALLERY on 01225 332223 or outside the UK + 44 1225 332223 
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