We welcome you to the City Art Centre this winter season to visit our group exhibition 'Through Line'. It features work by nine artists. Spanning an array of artistic mediums the ‘through line’ or common visual thread of this show is the use of line in the artists’ practices.
'POP LIFE' is now open at the City Art Centre. Daily 10am - 4.30pm
POP LIFE underscores the enduring allure of the human form as a reflection of identity and societal norms, drawing inspiration from art history, socio-political movements and cultural shifts over the past six decades.
Including works by Scottish and international artists, many exhibiting in Scotland for the first time, POP LIFE explores the intersection of popular culture and contemporary figurative drawing, challenging traditional distinctions between high and low art. Referencing diverse cultural influences including music, film, fashion, literature, social media and celebrities, the works spotlight this interplay, using familiar language to explore themes that expand traditional drawing practices.
We welcome you to the City Art Centre this winter season to visit our group exhibition 'Through Line'. It features work by nine artists. Spanning an array of artistic mediums the ‘through line’ or common visual thread of this show is the use of line in the artists’ practices.
This Valentine's Day we give you one of our most powerful paintings depicting #love. 'Tristan and Isolde' painted in 1912 by John Duncan is one of our most powerful and enduring paintings.
Listen to the story in our short video. #valentinesday2025 #valentine #artist #art
'POP LIFE' is now open at the City Art Centre. Daily 10am - 4.30pm
POP LIFE underscores the enduring allure of the human form as a reflection of identity and societal norms, drawing inspiration from art history, socio-political movements and cultural shifts over the past six decades.
Including works by Scottish and international artists, many exhibiting in Scotland for the first time, POP LIFE explores the intersection of popular culture and contemporary figurative drawing, challenging traditional distinctions between high and low art. Referencing diverse cultural influences including music, film, fashion, literature, social media and celebrities, the works spotlight this interplay, using familiar language to explore themes that expand traditional drawing practices.
We welcome you to the City Art Centre this winter season to visit our group exhibition 'Through Line'. It features work by nine artists. Spanning an array of artistic mediums the ‘through line’ or common visual thread of this show is the use of line in the artists’ practices.
POP LIFE our exhibition at the City Art Centre underscores the enduring allure of the human form as a reflection of identity & societal norms, drawing inspiration from art history, socio-political movements & cultural shifts over the past six decades. Open daily 10am - 4.30pm.
'POP LIFE' is now open at the City Art Centre. Daily 10am - 4.30pm
POP LIFE underscores the enduring allure of the human form as a reflection of identity and societal norms, drawing inspiration from art history, socio-political movements and cultural shifts over the past six decades.
Including works by Scottish and international artists, many exhibiting in Scotland for the first time, POP LIFE explores the intersection of popular culture and contemporary figurative drawing, challenging traditional distinctions between high and low art. Referencing diverse cultural influences including music, film, fashion, literature, social media and celebrities, the works spotlight this interplay, using familiar language to explore themes that expand traditional drawing practices.
Our City Art Centre exhibition 'Through Line' welcomes you. A group exhibition featuring the work of nine contemporary artists where the ‘through line’ or common visual thread of this show is the use and exploration of line in the artists’ diverse practices.
POP LIFE our exhibition at the City Art Centre underscores the enduring allure of the human form as a reflection of identity & societal norms, drawing inspiration from art history, socio-political movements & cultural shifts over the past six decades. Open daily 10am - 4.30pm.