Michael Stuart Green

MICHAEL STUART GREEN lives and works in the West Highland village of Lochcarron, Scotland. He is a full-time professional artist having now retired from teaching at The Edinburgh College of Art.  Over the years his work has been bought widely and will be found in both public and private collections in the UK and overseas.  His subject matter is very varied, ranging from landscape, figurative and architectural to the conceptual.  Paintings are mainly in oil or acrylic; original print techniques include monotype, lino-cut, woodcut, collagraph and, latterly, digital - in which images are drawn directly into the computer. Hybrid prints are also made using various combinations of these techniques.

CURRENT  EXHIBITIONS.

Following a very successful Highlands Open Studios Exhibition here during the first week in May, a permanent exhibition of my printmaking and painting can be seen here at Corrack most weekdays - but prospective viewers should always contact me in advance to make an appointment.

Also showing with the Art Society of Inverness at its annual exhibition in the Eastgate Centre, Inverness - until 21 July. 

FORTHCOMING EXHIBITIONS 

Painter Frances Baxter has invited me to share her venue for the duration of the Art Around the Firth Highlands Open Studios Week, starting Saturday 24 July.  Go to the HOS website (www.highlandsopenstudios.co.uk) & follow the links to Frances Baxter for directions.

A one-man show at the Tore Art Gallery is scheduled for May-June 2011. 

NEWS

July 2010:  A new brochure - really more of an essay - has been added.  Its purpose is to explore the relationship between content and execution in art, particularly painting.

SALES

Unframed copies of many of the original prints shown here can be purchased directly from me.  Prospective purchasers should phone or email to check prices, to arrange payment (PayPal now available) and to determine delivery details. 

A selection of my own work is also generally available at:

The Carron Pottery & Gallery

The Tore Gallery

The Inchmore Gallery (until the end of July when, very sadly, it closes).