EXHIBITIONS
Please view our forthcoming and current exhibitions on this page.
Gallery directors Jill and Zoê Blamire carefully plan and curate seven completely different exhibitions each year. Depending on the style of the new work; traditional, contemporary, or a mixture, the Gallery is transformed each time. Opening previews are popular as pleasant social occasions for customers to catch up with friends, meet the artists and buy the new work.
The directors are always ready to share their knowledge with customers about the artists and the techniques and skills they employ. Applied arts are sympathetically displayed alongside paintings and original prints. The gallery does not sell reproduction prints such as giclee. All the work in the gallery is original.
Click here to view our current exhibition.
Click here to view our previous exhibition.
Click here to view our 2009 exhibitions.
Exhibition Programme
Gallery Artists - Mixed Exhibition
Saturday 13th February to Monday 8th March 2010
A mixed exhibition from some of the gallery's most popular artists.
This exhibition features new prints by Lisa Hooper and new oil paintings by Jonathan Mitchell alongside a section of work from other gallery artists.
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Michael J. Ashcroft • Josephine Broekhuizen • Winifred Hodge • James Orr • Anitra Rushbrook • Amanda Simmons • Rosie Villiers - Stuart
Saturday 13th March to Tuesday 4th May 2010
The Private View will be on the evening of Friday the 12th March, 7pm to 9pm. Please join us for drinks in the gallery.
Paintings by:
Michael J. Ashcroft
Josephine Broekhuizen
Winifred Hodge
James Orr
Anitra Rushbrook
Rosie Villiers - Stuart
Glass by:
Amanda Simmons
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New Paintings by Sandy Murphy RSW RGI with Printmakers Hilke MacIntyre, Linda Farquharson and Frans Wesselman
Saturday 15th May to Saturday 10th July 2010
View the exhibition online here
The Private View will be on the morning of Saturday the 15th of May 11am to 1pm. Please join us for a glass of Prosecco. The gallery will be open the rest of the day until 5pm.
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Margaret Bramptom will be exhibiting her slipware pottery decorated with insects, feathers and beautiful lettering. Hilke MacIntye will be exhibiting her ceramic panels alongside her linocuts.
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Summer Exhibition - Gallery Artists
Tuesday 13th July to Saturday 31st July 2010
Gallery Artists including Paintings by Joe McIntyre and John Johnstone and Pottery by Ron Philbeck
This is a short running exhibition and there will be no Private View.
Click here to view the exhibition online.
Please email zoe@mcgillduncangallery.com if you require any further information.
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Galloway Paintings
Saturday 7th August to Saturday 28th August 2010
The Private View will be on the morning of Saturday the 7th August 11am to 1pm, the Gallery will be open the rest of the day until 5pm. Please join us for a glass of Pimms in the Gallery and Gallery Garden.
Jonathan Mitchell and John Threlfall with Ceramics by Sue Dunne and Stained Glass by Frans Wesselman
Saturday 11th September to Saturday 6th November 2010
The Private View will be on Saturday the 11th of September 11am to 1pm. Please join us for drinks in the Gallery.
Christmas Galloway Exhibition
Saturday 4th December 2010 to Saturday 29th January 2011
The Private View will be on the morning of Saturday the 4th December 11am to 1pm. Please join us for a glass of mulled wine in the Gallery. This busy and popular Private View is always a chance to catch up with friends at the beginning of the Christmas social season and buy art from some of Scotland's best artists.
Our annual Galloway exhibition celebrates the landscapes, wildlife and people of our beautiful region. Artists living in Galloway will be contributing, alongside aritsts who come to Galloway from further afield to gain inspiration for their work.
As is the tradition we will also be exhibiting 19th and 20th Century Galloway Paintings.
Previous Exhibition
Gallery Artists including Paintings by Joe McIntyre and John Johnstone and Pottery by Ron Philbeck.
This is a short running exhibition and there will be no Private View.