'Edge of the Land’ brings together nine renowned Scottish artists, each exploring the exhibition’s theme through their own distinctive style and vision. From coastlines to inland vistas, the works reflect each artist’s response to the edge of the land, offering varied and personal interpretations.

Paintings by Rosanne Barr, Maria Cid Castilla, Mairi Clark, Peter Foyle, Rona Lee, Deborah Phillips, Ian Rawnsley, Kerry Souter and Helen Tabor present nine distinct perspectives, each shaped by individual vision and approach.

The gallery is delighted to present a compelling two-person exhibition bringing together the work of renowned landscape painters Ellis O’Connor and Harry Brioche. Both artists are celebrated for their distinctive and deeply expressive responses to the natural world, each having buily a strong and loyal following for their work. Together, their paintings offer two powerful interpretations of landscape, atmosphere and place.

British artist Harry Brioche, who we are delighted to welcome to the gallery for the first time, is widely recognised across the UK for his atmospheric landscapes. Working in oils and mixed media, he captures the spirit of a place through dramatic skies, shifting weather and luminous light. His paintings are built through richly layered brushwork, creating surfaces full of texture and energy. Rather than focusing on literal representation, Harry’s compositions evoke the poetry and emotion of the landscape, inviting viewers to experience its mood and atmosphere.