Artery Gallery, based in St Andrews, is a leader amongst contemporary art galleries, having gathered together a wonderfully eclectic range of unique art and craft from local, national and international artists, both emerging and already established. The aim of Artery Gallery is to make art more affordable and accessible, through a friendly, welcoming environment. On this blog, you will find our latest Art Gallery News along with Art News from across Scotland.
Thursday, 28 June 2012
Graham McKean Summer Exhibition
Wednesday, 16 May 2012
Bespoke Bridal Jewellery
Saturday, 5 May 2012
Beautiful Tealights by Joia Glass
Saturday, 21 April 2012
Life is a Game We Play by Scott Carruthers
Thursday, 22 March 2012
Paintings Of Your Dreams
David Renshaw has enjoyed great success with his Northern Romance series, illustrating the relationship between his two characters Ted and Doris.
With each new addition to the collection the story of this couple turns a new page and I think it’s fantastic that people can buy a painting that means something to them.
The artwork of Matthew James again takes you on a path, following the adventures of Bear, Hare and Duck.
With each painting he gives a clue to begin the story and the viewer can fill in the rest.
Thursday, 9 February 2012
Saint Valentine's Day
We all secretly love that little spark of romance, a walk along the beach, a candlelit dinner, an unexpected gift and a thoughtful card.
Here at Artery Gallery we have a beautiful collection of gift ideas ranging from bespoke pieces of jewellery to heart shaped photo frames that you can both treasure for years.
Treat your Valentine to something special this year. Why buy mass produced?
To see our full range of artworks visit www.arteryuk.com
Thursday, 12 January 2012
Preparing For The Year Ahead
New Year is the time when we take the Christmas decorations down, begin our spring-cleaning and make a fresh start, preparing for the year ahead.
Christmas is a wonderful however stressful time for most of us, and the best way to de-stress is to have a clear out. I heard once that a cluttered house makes a cluttered mind, so why not sell your unwanted items at a car boot sale, or on the Internet and then use the money you made to buy some cheerful art to lift your spirits and add colour to your home.
After selling some bits and bobs online I have just treated myself this painting by Monica Paton and I cant wait to find a place for it.
Monica Paton’s lovely mixed media paintings are very affordable and they are perfect for adding warmth and personality to your walls.
Garry Jones’s comical ceramics are a great way to bring some humour to even the dullest of days. His clever play on words with his sheep and cow sculptures cant help but make you laugh.
These glass hearts by Sue Parry are ideal for scattering around the house to add a pop of colour and light. Sue also creates tea light holders in the same style so why not mix and match?
Your home is your own little sanctuary where you wind down and relax at the end of a long day, so why not make it a beautiful, enjoyable place to be?
To view our full range of artworks visit us in store or online.
Wednesday, 23 November 2011
Graham McKean Exhibition and Appearance
Wednesday, 2 November 2011
WIN A PAINTING!
Without those who kindly donate either time or money, charities would simply be unable to function. That’s why, over the holiday season, Artery Gallery is running a charity competition to win the fantastic painting ‘Flaming Embers’ which has been donated by the artist Derek Collins. To enter, all you need to do is drop into Artery Gallery and guess how many matches are in the jar. Entries are £1 and every single penny of your money will go to the charity OUCH UK.
OUCH UK is the Organisation for the Understanding of Cluster Headache. Cluster headache is also known as suicide headache and is the most painful condition known to man.
OUCH UK help to raise awareness and support those who suffer from this debilitating and agonising condition. They are a small charity but the work they do is vast. For more information, please visit the charity website www.ouchuk.org
The winner will be notified on 31 January 2012. Please get involved.
Friday, 21 October 2011
A Northern Romance By David Renshaw
‘Searching for Love’
It’s at this point that I would normally write a little bit about David but as he has kindly supplied us with a short biography and, frankly no-one knows David better than himself, I’ll let him tell you himself.
“Deep down I always knew what I wanted to do for a living my school years I remember my dad teaching me some basic elements of drawing using light and shade in pencils and I dreamed one day becoming an artist.
Being only interested in art I left school and studied Graphic Design at Southport College after which I found work and started at a local art gallery as a picture framer.
Needing to support my young family I worked in the art and picture framing industry for twelve years but also managed to paint part-time producing mainly private commissions for people at the same time developing new techniques and ideas
Although I enjoyed my job I still knew that this was not the life I really wanted and I eventually decided it was time to follow my dreams and with the support of my wife and two children I took the plunge, leaving my job to concentrate on painting full-time.”
To view David’s full works, please visit this link,
http://www.arteryuk.com/artists/Renshaw,David/
Due to the success we have had with these paintings we may be running low at the moment, however we have requested more and they should be arriving in the Gallery shortly. If you would like to be notified when more of his work arrives, please call us on 01334 478 221 and let us know.
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Friday, 26 August 2011
Beautiful Jewellery By Karen Thomas
We are very excited to be working with Yorkshire jewellery designer
Karen Thomas. We have two of Karen’s collections in the Gallery including her Pebble Collection and her Silver Shell Collection. For the Pebble Collection she uses Sterling Silver, pebbles and semi precious stones. With the Silver Shell Collection she uses solid silver castings, using moulds of actual shells, and by doing this, each piece has the perfect shape and detail of that shell.
Karen has been successfully making jewellery for over a decade and has also been teaching her skills at schools and colleges. She draws her inspiration from walking along the North East coastline, which makes her designs the perfect new addition to our St.Andrews Gallery.
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