Monotype And Gouache Edition of Dimensions (WxH): 95 x 70cm
Calum McClure was born in 1987 and graduated in Drawing and Painting from Edinburgh College of Art in 2010. He works across both painting and printmaking, often combining the two media. He makes work regularly at Glasgow Print Studio and had solo exhibitions there in 2018 and 2025. His work is held in public collections including Pallant House and many private collections both in Scotland and internationally. His most recent solo exhibition 'Towards A Border' at Glasgow Print Studio in 2025 featured a series of monotypes, focusing on images from near his new home in Ragogna in Northern Italy, where he now lives and works. His work evokes atmospheres, especially through the representation of light, shadow and reflections. Some of his images are almost abstract, others quite clearly representational, produced through intense scrutiny of details in the landscape and vistas, views from particular vantage points all with their possibility for further imaginative exploration. He is an artist who dreams as he sees and concentrates deeply as he works, enabling the viewer to be transported in a similar way. The images are positive, beautiful and lyrical, those of a precious environment to be nurtured and celebrated.
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Monotype And Gouache Edition of Dimensions (WxH): 95 x 70cm
Calum McClure was born in 1987 and graduated in Drawing and Painting from Edinburgh College of Art in 2010. He works across both painting and printmaking, often combining the two media. He makes work regularly at Glasgow Print Studio and had solo exhibitions there in 2018 and 2025. His work is held in public collections including Pallant House and many private collections both in Scotland and internationally. His most recent solo exhibition 'Towards A Border' at Glasgow Print Studio in 2025 featured a series of monotypes, focusing on images from near his new home in Ragogna in Northern Italy, where he now lives and works. His work evokes atmospheres, especially through the representation of light, shadow and reflections. Some of his images are almost abstract, others quite clearly representational, produced through intense scrutiny of details in the landscape and vistas, views from particular vantage points all with their possibility for further imaginative exploration. He is an artist who dreams as he sees and concentrates deeply as he works, enabling the viewer to be transported in a similar way. The images are positive, beautiful and lyrical, those of a precious environment to be nurtured and celebrated.
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