'Beacon Arts Centre's 2024 exhibition programme guarantees the presentation of exciting and diverse work by local, national and international artists. During the summer we will be having an Open Exhibition providing the opportunity for anyone living in Inverclyde to have their artwork exhibited. Dates will be announced soon.' - Fraser Taylor, Guest Curator
by artists of HMP Greenock
On display 2 November 2024 - 31 December 2025
This exhibition is a culmination of almost a years work by Fife College Art classes, and showcases the outcomes of self-generated learning, co-creation, and learner-led practice. In class, the students have been developing their critical thinking and ability to communicate their ideas through visual language. Through experimenting with drawing and painting techniques, they have improved their dexterity and practical skills, at the same time widening their perspective and ideas through collaboration and conversation. The exhibit showcases 80 acrylic paintings, and 20 drawings of mixed media. Over 30 artists have contributed their work.
The work has been created independently of the Koestler awards.
Image credit: Pixels by Anthony.
by Garth Ivan
On display 11 Jan - 15 Feb 2025
At Beacon Arts Centre we host a constantly changing programme of inspiring and thought-provoking exhibitions in our light and airy upstairs gallery space. Guest Curator Fraser Taylor presents a year-round programme by local, national and international artists – some exclusive to the Beacon.
Fraser studied at Glasgow School of Art and the Royal College of Art. His internationally exhibited work includes large-scale sculptural installations, set design, print media, filmmaking and painting. From 2001 to 2017 he was a Visiting Artist and Adjunct Professor at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and in 2017 was awarded an Honorary Professorship from Glasgow School of Art.
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