UPCOMING EXHIBITION
23.11.22—12.01.23
Ross Miley
Into the Mystic
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'Into the Mystic'
New Paintings by Ross Miley
CURRENT EXHIBITION
23.11.22—12.01.23
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CURRENT EXHIBITION
18.04.24
Wanderers
Colin Watson
The Katie Lindsay Gallery is proud to announce its upcoming exhibition, 'Wanderers', featuring new paintings from Colin Watson.
Watson lives and works in Belfast. He has held seven solo exhibitions in London, at the Pym’s Gallery, John Martin Gallery and at Simon Dickinson Fine Art, as well as in Dublin, Northern Ireland and Morocco. In October 2008, Colin was invited by HRH The Prince of Wales to accompany him on the Royal Tour of Japan, Brunei and Indonesia, as his official Tour Artist.
He has exhibited at the Royal Academy in London, the Royal Ulster Academy and the Royal Hibernian Academy, winning awards at the latter two. He was also awarded the Ireland Fund of Great Britain Annual Arts Award in 1999. His work has been included in the BP Portrait Prize Exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery, The Royal Society of Portrait Painters annual exhibitions and at the Discerning Eye at the Mall Galleries in London.
Watson’s work is held in collections worldwide, including the Royal Collection and those of HRH Prince of Wales, HRH Duchess of Cornwall and Mohamed VI King of Morocco. He is also represented in a number of public collections, including the Ulster Museum, the Arts Council for Northern Ireland, the National Self-Portrait Collection of Ireland, Limerick and the Royal Geographical Society, London with a portrait of Sir Wilfred Thesiger, the British explorer and travel writer.
