Andrew Mackenzie

In celebration of its 4th anniversary, &Gallery presents a special exhibition featuring a selection of artworks by the gallery’s roster. This exhibition also gives us the opportunity to reflect on the 4 past years and the superb exhibitions held at the gallery.

The show commemorates the Gallery’s history while also looking forward to its future.

Since opening in 2017, &Gallery has established itself as a leading contemporary art gallery in Scotland as well as the rest of the UK and worldwide and organised more than 40 exhibitions.

&Gallery is thrilled to present Tiny Yet Mighty, a celebration of small scale paintings and sculptures, a special selection of artworks by the Artists of the Gallery : Rebecca Appleby,...

&Gallery is happy to present its fourth Winter Exhibition featuring a selection of artworks by the Artists of the Gallery : Rebecca Appleby, Joy Arden, Jonathan Barber, Helen Booth, Andrew...

Winter group exhibition – showing a selection of drawing, collage, paintings, sculptures and glass pieces of large and small scale by artists who regularly exhibit in the gallery. Artists include...

The Opposite Shore is an exhibition of new paintings and drawings by Scottish artist Andrew Mackenzie which celebrate the crucial relationship between woodland and water, punctuated by geometric linear forms reminiscent of snow poles, street lights, signs, buildings, walls, windows, boardwalks or tree tubes.

&Gallery will be participating in the London Art Fair for the first time. Exhibiting a selection of visual and applied art by Andrew Mackenzie, James Lumsden, Jane Cairns, Michael Craik,...

Group exhibition – showing a selection of large and small scale artwork by artists who regularly exhibit in the gallery. Artists include; Rebecca Appleby, Joy Arden, Jonathan Barber, Michael Craik,...

The exhibition will feature a selection of artists who have exhibited in the gallery since opening in March and will be a showcase of what’s to come. Exhibitors include: Andrew...

Group Exhibition featuring Andrew Mackenzie, Deirdre Macleod, Liz Douglas, Gillian A McFarland and Arran Rahimian.