David McCracken: Someday Soon

David McCracken: Someday SoonAs a passenger the road is hypnotic David McCracken was born in Glasgow and moved to Kemnay aged 8, a small quarrying village with a large hole at its heart. After studying painting at Duncan of Jordanstone Collage of Art in Dundee, he settled in the northeast of Scotland to pursue his first love of printmaking. He currently works at Peacock & the worm in Aberdeen and has his work represented in many distinguished collections including The Collection

Lisa prefers to spend her time either in the workshop or darkroom at Grays school of art

Many of my ideas uncover thoughts and opinions that underlie the public face of etiquette or small talk

Medium: Screenprint on Somerset Satin 300gsm paper

Produced for the 'Word Order' exhibition

Realised when Davidge was a graduating Printmaking student at Gray’s School of Art

He worked in this geometric

Fluorescent Pink & Teal)

features a text by the artist where she expresses

His six ventilation towers above the extension at Eden Court Theatre in Inverness lay claim to being the largest public art project in the Highlands of Scotland

Year: 2009

Orcadian artist Erlend Brown wrote the following introduction for Walker's Orkney exhibition in 1983:

Cameron Ross and Allan Watson have each developed in the Hinterland print folio a very personal response