ALASDAIR URQUHART

Contemporary  International  Artist 

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    ​All work is © 2015 Alasdair Urquhart 

    17 Maple Road, Exeter, EX4 1BN, 07975 633911

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    Alasdair Urquhart - About

    Born in 1956, Glasgow, Scotland. Studied Fine Art at Dundee University, 1974-1978. Continued with a postgraduate year, 1978-79.

     

    Awarded with a British Council Scholarship, to work and study in Budapest, Hungary, 1979-80. Awarded two Elizabeth Greenshield Scholarships Montreal, Canada, 1980/81 and 1985/86.

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    Worked for Felix Rosenstiel’s Fine Art Publishers, London, 1987-89. Artwork published by Rosenstiel’s, Medici and Parnassus. Artist in Residence at the Grizedale society, Lakeland, Cumbria, 1993-94. Artist in Residence, Farringdon Society Of Arts, Devon 2006-07.

     

    Vice Chairman of The Farringdon Society of Art, Devon, 2006-07. Exhibited at The Scottish Royal Watercolour Society, The Royal Watercolour Society, and the Royal Institute.

     

    Exhibited in galleries across the British Isles, France, Germany, and North America. Artwork in Private and Corporate collections across Europe, North America, and Asia.

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    Currently working out of The Garden Gallery, Exeter, Devon. 

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    Alasdair spends much of his time sketching and  painting in nature. He is often seen clambering the cliffs of the south west coastline, and along local rivers and estuaries. 

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    His love for wildlife and nature is translated into  artworks, like 'Tuching Timber'. which is on loan at the Grizedale Visitors Centre, in the English Lakelands.