William Scott CBE RA (1913-1989)
British Artist
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”
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”
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”
21 March 2014Congratulations to the Royal Academy Enterprise who won the Best Licensed Product Award for the William Scott rug at the ACE Conference on 21 March 2014.
The rug can be purchased here:
shop.royalacademy.org.uk
A publication that will now be kept at Fermanagh County Museum gives unrivalled insight into the life and work of an Enniskillen painter who became one the most internationally celebrated artists of 20th century to come from this part of the world. Continue reading “Publication paints an unrivalled insight into William Scott life story”
McCaffrey Fine Art will be showing a selection of William Scott works at this years Art Basel Miami Beach. Continue reading “McCaffrey Fine Art: Art Basel Miami Beach”
Over 80 local school children were brought by Enniskillen Castle: Fermanagh County Museum and the William Scott Foundation to the William Scott exhibition at the Ulster Museum, Belfast in December 2013 as part of the artist’s centenary celebrations. Continue reading “Fermanagh children follow in the artistic footsteps of a Local Great”
Take a tour of the Ulster Museum’s William Scott exhibition, with exhibition curator Anne Stewart. Developed in partnership with Tate St Ives and The Hepworth Wakefield, this major retrospective marks the centenary of the birth of William Scott (1913-1989). Continue reading “William Scott at the Ulster Museum”
First shown at the Tate Gallery, London in November 1961 this will be a last chance to see the Altnagelvin Mural, 1959-1961 for some years. The mural will remain on display at the gordon gallery from 1 November 2013 until 4 January 2014. Continue reading “Altnagelvin Mural at the gordon gallery”
29 October – 26 November 2013Ten residents from Blair House, a Dementia Care facility in Newtownards, successfully took part in a Live and Learn outreach programme inspired by the William Scott exhibition at the Ulster Museum. Continue reading “Inspired by William Scott – The Live and Learn project”