Artists who have exhibited at,
or are friends, of the PCAA are listed here along with their web
addresses and a wee summary.
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Victoria Crowe studied at Kingston School
of Art and the Royal College of Art, London, before being invited to join Edinburgh College of Art in 1968, where she
taught drawing and painting until 1998.
Over the last 35 years Victoria Crowe, one of Scotland’s leading painters, has established herself as a painter
whose work is instantly recognisable. While the full range of her painting covers landscape, still lifes, portraits,
self-portraits and interiors, much of her work defies such precise categorisation.
She has been described as ‘one of the most vital and original figurative painters currently at work in Scotland’.
Her work is represented in a large number of public and private collections. She lives and works in the Scottish
Borders and Venice.
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Aine Divine
Winner of the Penicuik Turner Prize, 2005 and 2010
http://www.divineportraits.co.uk/
Aine Divine is a portrait artist who has been painting professionally for 15 years.
Born in west Cork Ireland, Aine moved to Scotland in 1996 and now
lives and works in Roslin, Midlothian. BBC Star Portraits Dr Mo
Mowlems portrait by Aine Divine, as featured on BBC Star Portraits
Mo Mowlam's Portrait. Working predominately in oil and watercolour
her portrait style, while realistic can be described as painterly
and loose. Her portrait work was shortlisted for the Irish National
Portrait awards three years in a row and in 1993 Aine was an awardwinner
with her oil painting of J. Russell. Since moving to Scotland she
has exhibited widely and has undertaken many prestigous portrait
commissions. In 2004 three of her portraits were selected for exhibition
by the Society of Miniature Painters at the Mall Galleries in London.
This year Aine was selected as one of the portrait artists to paint
Dr. Mo Mowlam on star portraits with Rolf Harris. |
M J Illingworth
In a era when it's so easy to capture everything you see with a
digital camera, "Illy" offers a contrasting opportunity to see things
in abstract vivid motion on canvas. He taps into the feeling you
get when listening to music, and brings out a captivating movement
and emotion in his use of colour. If you want to see art that brings
walls to life, this is not to be missed!
MJ Illingworth, is a comtemporary artist based in the Borders and
is a member of The Society of Scottish Artists
http://www.ifitrains.com/
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Alison Kinnaird
Judge of the 2010 Penicuik turner Prize
http://www.alisonkinnaird.com/sections/glass/
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