Damian is a printmaker using etching and linocut. Animals are a favourite subject: honest, simple statements and dynamic images which have an immediate appeal. As the Scotsman critic wrote, "Henry's lines are confident. His deft skill makes it all look easy.” His popular series of Scottish landmarks recently focuses on Glasgow architecture. Damian works at Glasgow Print Studio, and has had over 20 solo shows in Scotland, America & Canada.  www.damianhenry.com 

Rosemary will be showcasing new small scale work and selling festive tea and swim towels at Nicolls this Christmas time. Perfect for Christmas presents and stocking fillers. Her book will also be for sale. It celebrates 30 years of creative output from one of the new ‘Glasgow Girls’. Lavishly illustrated with over 150 illustrations of her highly distinctive landscape and life drawings, paintings & portraiture, it includes Illuminating essays by Clare Henry FRSA, Alison Harper and Alexander Moffat OBE RSA.

A collaborative exhibition which celebrates the work of three geologically inspired creatives working within Scotland. A free event and pop-up shop featuring work from textile designer April Hay, jeweller Stefanie Cheong, and artist Vojta Hybl, who all draw inspiration from geology around Scotland and are delighted to be exhibiting together for the first time.

A group show by Alison Corfield, Alistair  Hamilton and Ian McKinnell, artists living and working in South West Scotland. Although working in quite different ways, attention to surface is a vein that runs through the works shown  here and informs our individual practice – hence the title. “Light, colour, texture” make up the palette and the equivalent of an artist’s sketch book. From observations of these three elements and a little artistic interpretation, abstract impressionistic works are created, whilst remaining true to nature.

Bring only your own imagination..

Show opening times 11am - 4pm

Joint exhibition from visual artist Beth Farmer and ceramic artist Laura Lightbody 'Off Contact’, which explores the collaborative space between their individual creative practices. By continually working together and sharing their creative process, the artists create cohesive and harmonious work that embodies the collective vision they've developed throughout their collaboration. This method celebrates the value of creative exchange, and the ability to merge individual skills into a unified artistic expression.

Synthesis is a two person show of Holly Allan and Hayley Jane Dawson who both spent time recently at the The Alasdair Gray/Agnes Owens Archive, making work as a creative response to their time spent there.