This September, I’m bringing a new exhibition to Scotland’s west coast — Under the Grey Sky at Tighnabruaich Gallery.

Fresh from my solo show at the Académie des Beaux-Arts in Paris, this exhibition spans the last ten years of my printmaking practice, alongside a new body of work created especially for this show. The pieces explore the meeting point of heritage, environment, and imagination — stories carved in linoleum, and etched in ink.

But this exhibition is about more than just my work. Every sale will directly support the Scottish Contemporary Collective, a ground-breaking new initiative — four of Scotland’s most exciting emerging artists: Eva Hewitt, Innes MacLellan, Kirstin MacKinnon and Vlada Popescu. 

Over the next three years they’ll be mentored, challenged, and supported to build sustainable careers in the arts.

Through Tighnabruaich Gallery’s unique commission model, 11% of every sale from this exhibition will go into the Collective Fund — paying for residencies, technical masterclasses, travel and materials. It’s a new way of working, one that ensures the next generation can flourish.