15 November 2014
William Scott’s Blues, 1981 hanging in the Merrion Hotel, Dublin is on the front cover of the Irish Times magazine.
15 November 2014 – Irish Times front cover
Centenary of the Birth of Dylan Thomas
27 October 2014
In November 1934, the Welsh poet Dylan Thomas moved from his home town of Swansea to London, sharing a room with his childhood friend, Alfred Janes. Thomas quickly became assimilated within Janes’ circle of friends, one of whom was William Scott (Janes, like Scott, was a student at the Royal Academy Schools). Continue reading “Centenary of the Birth of Dylan Thomas”
William Scott’s works in top 100 London paintings
14 October 2014
Time Out asked leading artists, gallery owners, curators and critics to pick the best paintings to be seen in the capital with three William Scott’s works selected. Continue reading “William Scott’s works in top 100 London paintings”
Face to Face: British Portraits from the Clifford Chance Art Collection
10 October 2014 – 24 January 2015
Sir John Soane’s Museum presents Face to Face: British Portrait Prints from the Clifford Chance Art Collection, an exploration into the development of portraiture by British printmakers in the 20th and the first decade of the 21st Century. Continue reading “Face to Face: British Portraits from the Clifford Chance Art Collection”
The Altnagevin mural now on show at the Ulster Museum
10 October 2014 – 28 June 2015
The 45 foot long mural painted by William Scott in 1959-1961 for the Altnagelvin Hospital is currently on display in the New Art New Nature – Irish and International Art 1945 – 2014 exhibition at Ulster Museum, Belfast until Summer 2015. Continue reading “The Altnagevin mural now on show at the Ulster Museum”
British Invasion at the Bechtler
10 September 2014 – 18 February 2015
The exhibition British Invasionshowcases the Bechtler’s holdings of artwork created by British artists such as William Scott, Henry Moore, Ben Nicholson, Barbara Hepworth and Bridget Riley. Works include lithographs, drawings, sculpture and paintings. Continue reading “British Invasion at the Bechtler”
Lund Humphries Landmarks – William Scott: Paintings
26 August 2014
Frances Spalding discusses the modern ‘cool’ of Lund Humphries’ 1964 monograph on William Scott, edited and introduced by Alan Bowness, with contributions from Michel Ragon and Werner Schmalenbach and reflects on the cementing of the artist’s style in the preceding decade. Continue reading “Lund Humphries Landmarks – William Scott: Paintings”
Digitizing Peggy Guggenheim’s Scrapbooks
26 August 2014
Recently, members of the Guggenheim Museum’s Library and Archives and Department of Photographic Services worked together to digitize select scrapbooks created by Peggy Guggenheim. Continue reading “Digitizing Peggy Guggenheim’s Scrapbooks”
Still Life – Three Pears and a Pan, 1955 is Artwork of the Month
August 2014
William Scott’s lithograph Still Life – Three Pears and a Pan, 1955 is the Pallant House Gallery’s artwork of the month for August 2014. Continue reading “Still Life – Three Pears and a Pan, 1955 is Artwork of the Month”
Simple Beauty The William Scott Project
27 – 31 March 2014
Inspired by the work of William Scott, this is a unique exhibition of original work created by a group of Action on Hearing Loss artists. Each participated in a ground-breaking project created as part of the Action on Hearing Loss, Educational Day Services Inspirational Programme. Continue reading “Simple Beauty The William Scott Project”