TODAY, Friday the 27th October, Graystone Gallery will be opening the doors to their new home at 52 Hamilton Place in the heart of Stockbridge.
The first exhibition, ‘The Colour & The Shape’, brings together four talented artists to offer a different perspective of the natural world and built environment around us. This intriguing exploration of light, shape and line features the work of Hetty Haxworth, Connie Liebschner, Richard Marsden, and Bronwen Sleigh.
>> ‘The Colour & The Shape’ running from Friday 27th October – Saturday 18th November >> Graystone Gallery, 52 Hamilton Place, Stockbridge, Edinburgh, EH3 5AX
The gallery was previously located in Leith and since opening, they have built a reputation for being one of Edinburgh’s most exciting new fine art destinations.
Gallery Director Lesley Briggs comments, “We are thrilled to announce the opening of our new gallery in Edinburgh’s Stockbridge, a hub of independent business, art and culture.
“The contemporary gallery space at Graystone will be home to a carefully curated selection of art that will inspire our customers, and we look forward to welcoming some fantastic artists through our rolling programme of artist talks and exhibitions.
‘Art helps us to make sense of the world around us and these creatives use their observations to show us different perspectives. Hetty Haxworth’s artworks turn the landscape into a geometric study, she documents the movement of light over the landscape, capturing moments in colour.
Connie Liebschner creates a depth in her work exploring immersive spaces through line, shape and colour.
Drawing influences from architecture, Richard Marsden admires the forms of buildings under construction, admiring the structure and dynamics underneath, before they’re enveloped by the rest of the building.
Bronwen Sleigh shares Richard’s love of architecture and challenges our perceptions of unused and forgotten urban spaces and environments at the edge of the city.
View the artworks here https://graystonegallery.com/