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The opening exhibition inthe new premises otTransmission Gallery teaturesthe work ottwo artists. Kay McLean and Helen Flockhart.
McLean‘s workisthe resultotayear spentasArtist-ln-Residence atthe Marine Biological Station in Millport. a small island ottthe Ayrshire coast. Painting inaligurative style which is both humorous and personal. she createsavisual language using shells. fish and local geographyto capture her experience in a bold, colourfulway whilstdepicting community occasions. like the crowning ol the Sea Queen. in a mannerwhich is childlike and involved. Incorporating sell portraits and marine references. she invokes a sense of place and person which amusinglydocumentsa record of visual impressions and personal experiences.
Helen Flockhart by contrast. uses compleximageryotan iconic. religious nature is used inthe fascinating work otHelen Flockharl. Paintingstramed as altarpieces and reminiscentota medievaltradition subvertthedevotional requirements of idea and image. becoming instead meditations onthe organic. lemale means olcreation which requires no Godand isberettolthe innocence
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