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The Fine Art Society held the first two of four exhibitions to celebrate British potter Waistel Cooper (1921 - 2003) and his body of work in January and February this year.

Last year marked the centenary of British potter Waistel Cooper's birth in Ayr on the west coast of Scotland and The Fine Art Society is celebrating his work with a series of concurrent exhibitions in Edinburgh and London with the first one opening on the 13th January 2022.

Very few British artists ever won medals at the Paris Salon, but John Henry Lorimer won not one but several and in 1893 his Fête de Gran’mère, Benedicité was bought by the French state.

An exhibition of 20th century art at the Fine Art Society in Edinburgh features some famous names, but it also draws attention to several artists who deserve to be better-known, writes Duncan Macmillan. An exhibition of 20th century art at the Fine Art Society in Edinburgh...

The abstracts by the late John McLean at the Fine Art Society are pure visual music, writes Duncan Macmillan

Around 1930, two British artists, Agnes Miller Parker and Jessica Dismorr, went to work on a pair of paintings—one a modernist Madonna and Child, the other a portrait of a rampaging cat that’s steeped in symbolism—that are now on view at the Fine Art Society’s galleries in...

A survey of abstraction in Scottish Art, Reduct at the RSA shows how the tides of art can be complex and often unexpected, writes Duncan Macmillan.

Once more famous than peers Constable and Turner, David Wilkie’s star has waned, but a new show at the Fine Art Society in Edinburgh celebrates both his work and his importance to other artists

Precision and complexity are the common threads in Ron Sandford’s work from Hong Kong and Shetland, writes Duncan Macmillan

Hong Kong and Yell: two halves of The Fine Art Society’s first exhibition of drawings by Ron Sandford (b.1937).

The Fine Art Society in Edinburgh presents an exhibition of Scottish landscape paintings by Victoria Orr Ewing (b.1962).

Treasures from the Fleming Collection are a delight, while the work of ‘forgotten’ artist Edwin G Lucas is interesting rather than inspiring.

Two exhibitions in Scotland celebrate the collection’s birthday

The renowned Fleming Collection of Scottish art deemed to be the finest outside public institutions is staging exhibitions this August at the Fine Art Society in Edinburgh and the Maclaurin Art Gallery at Rozelle House in Ayr as part of its celebration of fifty years of...

Will Maclean and Graham Rich are showing together at the Fine Art Society.