Edwin Smith is widely celebrated as one of Britain's greatest mid-century architectural and landscape photographers, famous for his atmospheric, masterly use of natural light documenting English vernacular and monumental architecture.
The access to artists who lived 500 and 600 years ago has become a great source of inspiration and enlightenment to me as an artist.
"We are so pleased and appreciative of John Byrne and the lenders for enabling us to feature this retrospective of John’s work for the opening of our new gallery space."
During the winter of 2024-5, the artist Geoff MacEwan produced six etched copper plates inspired by his discovery of the pond at Cullerne Gardens.
Network News, issue number 43, was originally published in Summer 2006. Features to be found in this edition include 30 Years Of Sacred Dance At Findhorn, The Heart Of Cullerne Garden, and The Moray Arts
THE MORAY ART CENTRE A Centre for Beauty The message of Sir George Trevelyan in the 1970s spoke of a new Renaissance: The new society that is coming to birth will show standards and a
ARTIST IN COMMUNITY In 2002 I came to live here in one of the new ecohouses to start work as a full-time artist. I had spent 20 years occasionally painting in watercolours but
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