Exhibitions
PHILIP GREENE is exhibiting his recent work at the Monymusk Art Centre between 17th July 2010 and 10th August .
A SOLO exhibition representing a selection of work will also be shown at Monymusk from 27th August to 10th September 2010.
The Art Centre at Monymusk is open daily 10am to 4pm
Link to www.artstrust.org. where more imformation re. Arts centre exhibitions, craft fair and concerts can be obtained.
PHILIP GREENE's"Prismatic Shapeism" form is a concept of painting on sterling board making use of the random shapes that occur. Philip's use of colour is particularly striking and his work expresses both abstract and figurative ideas.
Philip moved from Edinburgh to the East Neuk of Fife in 2000 and he has developed his original painting technique through the "Accent on Colour" exhibition at the FAL Gallery in Burnley and subsequent showings at the Attic Gallery Leven.
Kevin Ramage of The Watermill, Aberfeldy, Perthshire selected Philip's painting "Panther" for the Frank Martin prize at the 2007 Summer Exhibition in Pitlochry.
The paintings range from 9 x 9 inches up to 48 x 32 inches and are realistically priced for today's market.
A SOLO exhibition representing a selection of work will also be shown at Monymusk from 27th August to 10th September 2010.
The Art Centre at Monymusk is open daily 10am to 4pm
Link to www.artstrust.org. where more imformation re. Arts centre exhibitions, craft fair and concerts can be obtained.
PHILIP GREENE's"Prismatic Shapeism" form is a concept of painting on sterling board making use of the random shapes that occur. Philip's use of colour is particularly striking and his work expresses both abstract and figurative ideas.
Philip moved from Edinburgh to the East Neuk of Fife in 2000 and he has developed his original painting technique through the "Accent on Colour" exhibition at the FAL Gallery in Burnley and subsequent showings at the Attic Gallery Leven.
Kevin Ramage of The Watermill, Aberfeldy, Perthshire selected Philip's painting "Panther" for the Frank Martin prize at the 2007 Summer Exhibition in Pitlochry.
The paintings range from 9 x 9 inches up to 48 x 32 inches and are realistically priced for today's market.