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Joe Grieve, artist, with one of his artworks, at Colstoun House, nr Haddington, East Lothian, Scotland.
Joe Grieve is the first artist to be selected to exhibit at a new visual arts space in Scotland – Colstoun House. The Other Side, Grieve’s solo exhibition comprises predominantly oil paintings, some involving a drawn figurative compositional charcoal underlayer, inspired by the landscape of East Lothian and featuring elements from the Bass Rock to North Berwick Law. The exhibition opens on Saturday 4th May.
Joe Grieve is the first artist to be selected to exhibit at a new visual arts space in Scotland – Colstoun House. The Other Side, Grieve’s solo exhibition comprises predominantly oil paintings, some involving a drawn figurative compositional charcoal underlayer, inspired by the landscape of East Lothian and featuring elements from the Bass Rock to North Berwick Law. The exhibition opens on Saturday 4th May.
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