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&Gallery
Established in 2017, &Gallery is contemporary visual art gallery located at 3 Dundas Street, in the heart of Edinburgh’s New Town and art gallery district.
&Gallery curates a specialist programme of solo exhibitions of represented artists along with curated group shows. Our emphasis is on abstract and minimal painting, drawing and sculpture, by artists at various stages of their career who are located in Scotland, as well as throughout the UK and worldwide.
&Gallery is committed to representing our artists all year around and welcome enquiries or private viewings of a special display of artworks.
&Gallery also acts as a consultancy, sourcing unique artworks for interior designers, developers, private and commercial collectors.
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DISSONANCE + HARMONY: HANNA TEN DOORNKAAT
View the exhibition 4 - 29 september 2021 Working predominantly in graphite, Hanna ten Doornkaat's work is an ongoing investigation into the meaning and concept of drawing. Her practice is defined by a complex process of repetitive mark making and erasure, of revealing and concealing. German-born mixed media artist Hanna ten Doornkaat holds an MA (Sculpture) from Wimbledon School of Art and lives and works in London. Her work has been widely exhibited and is held in collections across the UK and internationally. -
Slow Light
James Lumsden 7 august - 1 september 2021 Fascinated by light and movement, James Lumsden pursues his investigation of the creative process. Working between Edinburgh and Point on the Isle of Lewis, James’ work constantly evolves. Although essentially abstract, the most recent works suggest a sense of landscape and place which has developed from living on the island. -
DISSONANCE + HARMONY
order the exhibition catalogue August 25, 2021 Working predominantly in graphite, Hanna ten Doornkaat's work is an ongoing investigation into the meaning and concept of drawing. Her practice is defined by a complex process of repetitive mark making and erasure, of revealing and concealing. Layers bear witness to the tension between silent contemplation and the cacophony of modern life, the spaces between as noteworthy as the lines themselves. -
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Explore the artists
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Rebecca Appleby
From highly sculptural ceramics, to industrial sculpture and experimental painting, the work of artist Rebecca Appleby is a continual exploration of the contemporary urban landscape. Examining the ever-present cohabitation and conflict between industry and nature. -
Joy Arden
Joy Arden is a painter/printmaker based in Edinburgh. Her paintings are characterised by an atmospheric use of muted ochres, chalky greys/whites and deep earth colours. The process she engages in begins with sketchbook drawings carried out at a site of interest. -
Jonathan Barber
Jonathan Barber, a contemporary artist based in Edinburgh creates atmospheric abstracted paintings based around light, darkness, shape, movement and presence. -
Helen Booth
Helen Booth is a British contemporary artist. Her abstract paintings explore the relationship between Beauty and the human condition. Regular visits to Iceland have influenced her artwork Booth lives in West Wales. She studied Fine Art at Wimbledon School of Art. -
Andrew Clausen
Andrew Clausen (U.S.A.). is an artist and sculptor living in Arnhem, Netherlands. Cast concrete and fabricated metals are his primary mediums which are used to form works that span between minimalist thought-provoking objects to engaging fabrications. -
Michael Craik
Michael Craik was born in Edinburgh in 1972, he has worked as an artist in Scotland for the last 22 years. His practice explores the interplay of colour and repetition as a method of producing quiet, contemplative work concerned with colour, material quality and process. Craik creates paintings by repeatedly applying paint and removing it again. -
Joan Doerr
Joan Doerr is a Scottish abstract painter. Her home studio is in Edinburgh’s West End. Joan has exhibited widely across the UK, including the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition in London in 2014, 2016 and 2017. -
Hanna ten Doornkaat
Hanna ten Doornkaat is a contemporary artist who lives and works in Greater London. Hanna ten Doornkaat is a prolific painter whose work centers on the process of painting itself, involving adding and removing layers. -
Liz Douglas
Liz Douglas is an artist working in the Scottish Borders. She was born and brought up in Angus. She studied drawing and painting at Edinburgh College of Art, completing her postgraduate Masters in Fine Art, Painting in 1993. -
Jana Emburey
Visual artist Jana Emburey lives and works in the Scottish highlands. Her artwork stems from cell division, multiplication, growth of everything in this world and beyond. The works are labour intensive, absorbing and meditative. -
Jeffrey Cortland Jones
Jeffrey Cortland Jones received a Masters of Fine Art from the University of Cincinnati’s College of Design, Art, Architecture, and Planning and a Bachelors of Fine Art from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, both in Painting and Drawing. Jeffrey is a Professor of Art at the University of Dayton where he heads the Painting program. -
Susan Laughton
Professional artist Susan Laughton worked in architecture before returning to education to study art graduating with a BA Hons. Susan's long standing interest in landscape and architecture has always inspired her drawing and painting. -
Karine Léger
Canadian Karine Léger began to explore her interest in painting in the early 2000’s. Over the ensuing years, her artistic vision evolved through photography, collage and painting. Karine Léger creates delicately layered acrylic paintings, exploring collage and composition. -
Elfyn Lewis
Born in Porthmadog, North Wales, and based in Cardiff, Elfyn Lewis is a painter whose distinctive abstract paintings are held in a number of public and private collections. In 2009 Elfyn was awarded the gold medal for fine art at the National Eisteddfod of Wales and later went on to be named Welsh artist of the year in 2010. -
Jai Llewellyn
Jai Llewellyn‘s paintings are about the process of mark making, the history of a line seen through an abstract picture of the future. Llewellyn works between painting and printmaking with no hierarchy, each discipline informs the other, both focusing on the relationships and juxtapositions of old and new, growth and decay, construction and deconstruction. -
James Lumsden
Edinburgh based artist James Lumsden creates paintings from multiple translucent glazes of acrylic paint, the process being repeated layer upon layer until the painting begins to emerge. -
Andrew Mackenzie
Scottish artist Andrew Mackenzie graduated with an MFA from Edinburgh College of Art in 1993. He is a painter whose artwork mines a territory between abstraction and representation. His paintings respond to relationships between landscape and the built environment. -
David Mankin
David Mankin is a contemporary fine artist based in Cornwall. His abstract paintings are inspired by the forms, colours and textures of the Cornish landscape -
Ivan De Menis
Italian artist Ivan De Menis attended the graphic arts course at the Bruno Munari institute of Art in Vittorio Veneto before completing a degree in painting from the Venice Academy of Fine Arts in 1997. -
Emily Moore
Edinburgh based artist Emily Moore creates arresting landscape paintings using an amalgamation of personal source images – usually photographs taken to record her own travels and experiences. -
Mary Morrison
Mary Morrison grew up in the Western Isles, she is drawn to exploring a sense of space and light which is particular to these islands. Aiming to combine a sense of place in the paintings with notation – variously suggesting mapping, measuring, music. Grid references, staves and tide tables recur in the artwork. -
Lorraine Robson
Lorraine Robson makes beautiful, thought-provoking artworks that pay homage to ancient and primitive skills, while embracing contemporary influences. In a world dominated by commercialism and technology, she enjoys the meditative nature of allowing the form to evolve with handwork, imagination and human labour, using the most primitive and natural materials available: the earth itself. -
Anke Roder
Dutch based painter Anke Roder studied at the Academy of Arts in Maastricht and the Royal Academy of Art and Design, ’s- Hertogenbosch. She is represented in The Netherlands by galleries in Maastricht, Harlingen and in the UK. Her work is held in numerous public and private collections. -
Laura Jane Scott
Laura Jane Scott’s (UK) desire for formal simplicity through geometric form and striking use of colour has enabled her to produce a body of work where painting explores a model of architectural form and where the colour literally embodies a physical structure. The resulting work is a hybrid of painting and sculpture; a refined visual vocabulary of form and colour. Laura lives and works in London. -
Anna Somerville
Anna Somerville is an award winning painting graduate from Edinburgh College of Art. Passionate about paint, mark making and colour, Somerville works intuitively imagining expressive, painterly scapes that conjure up hazy memories of places that she has visited. -
Fiona Byrne Sutton
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Jon Thomas
Jon Thomas is an artist and sculptor based in Swansea, South Wales (UK). He constructs free standing and wall based three dimensional sculptures using a combination of contemporary and traditional materials from casting with plaster of Paris to thermoforming with industrial materials. -
JFK Turner
JFK Turner’s artwork is concerned with the unnoticed ephemeral elements of everyday life; found objects, marks, stains and the natural effect of time. The objects Turner collects from the street form the basis of the work.
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