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, intaglio and, latterly, digital - in which images are drawn directly into the computer.

CURRENT  &  FORTHCOMING  EXHIBITIONS.

Inchmore Gallery, May 25 - June 28 2009

Exhibition of recent prints combining the technique of original digital printmaking with traditional methods, including wood-cut, lino-cut, etched lino and collagraph.  All images derive from drawings made earlier in the year on the Belladrum estate in Inverness-shire.

Highlands Open Studios "Open Studios" Event.

An exhibition of my printmaking and painting will take place here at Corrack during the week beginning 1 June.

Highlands Open Studios "Open Studios" Event.

Examples of my printmaking will also be on show at the studio of Frances Baxter during the week beginning 1 June. 

Further information about the Highlands Open Studio event and venues will be found at www.highlandsopenstudios.co.uk  

A selection of work is also generally available at:

The Carron Pottery & Gallery

The Tore Gallery 

Links to galleries where my work is exhibited:

www.30dies.net
A collaborative printmaking exhibition involving 62 printmakers worldwide with their own, simultaneous, home exhibitions and a group show in Olot, Catalunya, Spain.
www.carronpottery.co.uk
www.inchmoregallery.co.uk
www.tore-art-gallery.co.uk


Other links that may be of interest:

www.hanszell.co.uk
publisher Hans Zell's website is a mine of information not only about his own work but also about Lochcarron
www.highlandsopenstudios.co.uk
for information about artists across the Scottish Highlands