Exhibitions, workshops, recent sources of
inspiration and what may come next...
Can be seen at
The
Muck Mural
Inspiration
New Zealand
The
Iceberg Trail
Back to
the Coast
Himalayas
Edinburgh
Hanover
Fine Art - an Edinburgh based, online art gallery.
Hanover Fine Art are also
holding exhibitions at The Laurel Gallery, St. Stephen St. EH3
5AH on:
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27th May - 3rd June 2011
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11th - 19th August 2011
and at the
Edinburgh Art Fair,
Edinburgh Corn Exchange on:
Berwickshire
The
Smokehouse Gallery, Eyemouth.
Close to the harbour, this gallery features an eclectic mix of arts and
crafts.
- Smokehouse Gallery, St Ellas Place, Eyemouth TD14 5HP
- Tel: 01890
752 116

4 days, 2 artists, raw materials and a
group of keen children to produce a mural for the new island
Community Hall.
Jos, with fellow artist
Jane Veitch, had the
task of guiding a group of children through the processes
involved with making a large artwork - in this case 5 x 1
metres. The result - a stunning mural depicting life under a small
island!
Jos has been trekking
and painting in Scotland's remote mountain wilderness, including:



The Southern Alps, the Great Walks,
kayaking, Volcanoes...
Plenty of inspiration and wonderful
weather!
See work in the
New Zealand Gallery
Flexible itinerary
including multi day treks and a crossing of Mount Cook's Ball Pass
organised by High Places.
2 weeks backpacking in Greenland -
mountains, glaciers, fjords, icebergs!
Work so far can be seen in the
Greenland Gallery
The Iceberg Trail
is a 2 week backpacking trek organised by
High Places.
Thanks to
Mary of High Places and
Roope Roine
for inspired leadership and finding time for my painting!

February trips to Ardnamurchan and Island
of Muck; Mull (April); further visits to Tiree and Mull in May; Muck and
Knoydart in September, painting outdoors in whatever the weather.
To see images, go to
Gallery

Late 2006 and a remote corner of Nepal -
23 days trekking with occasional stops to draw and paint!
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Painting above Kangchenjunga Glacier,
North Base
Camp
The sun's out, but the paint's freezing! |
Kangchenjunga painted at North Base Camp
Pangpema - altitude 5160m / 17000ft
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See work inspired by this trek...
Trip organised by
Community Action Treks
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