Sunday 25 April 2010

Art Sunday; Contemporary Scottish Artist


Contemporary Scottish artist Ken Bushe; information and images are from his website here

http://www.kenbushe.co.uk/index.html

What a find this is.

 He says

‘’ I went to Edinburgh College of Art in 1971 for a four year course in Drawing and Painting. During this time my interest in landscape painting was ignited by a trip to the island of Iona off the West Coast of Scotland, and further encouraged by a short stay at Hospitalfield (a large house at Arbroath, Tayside, then jointly owned by the four Scottish art colleges)’’

AND he goes on to say;  

‘’ I worked as a musician in the eighties, playing fiddle and metal vest in, what was at the time, Scotland’s only heavy metal cajun band - Deaf Heights, and appeared with Bo Diddley, Mud, The Pogues, King Kurt, The Proclaimers, KD Laing, Charlie Musselwhite and Runrig’’.

Please take the time to visit his web site, its well worth a vist.


 

10 comments:

  1. wonderful loretta and of course I will visit his web site :)

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  2. Oh yes, a fan I am, his website is wonderful!

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  3. i love his play of light and shadow, thanks, Loretta.

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  4. I sure will visit his site. I've got a photo of a forest, which to me looks like a painting and these paintings remind me of it.

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  5. So soft and lovely, especially like the second one /:-)

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  6. I can feel the sun and mist wonderful.

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  7. wow!

    i love them all

    the second one is breathtaking

    :)

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  8. For me ... there is something 'Albert Namitjira' about them... different landscape, but similar style. Quite interesting.

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