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Paul Boyle and Siljes Elisabet Thorin are photographers, often working in Black and White and printing their images digitally.
For this exhibition, Black and White but definitely not boring, they have selected a range of images which push the possibilities of the medium to the full - and challenge the viewer to look harder.
We are very pleased to welcome you to the opening of this show from 2pm to 4pm on Saturday March 15th, and the exhibition will run until 4pm on Sunday April 13th.
Come along to The Line on Saturday March 1st or Sunday March 9th from 2pm to 4 pm (or indeed both!) when Louise Scott will be speaking about her work, the inspiration for Fathom, and demonstrating the making of a print.
Everyone will be welcome - no need to book.
We are thrilled to welcome Caroline Temple back to The Line! We were fortunate to launch The Line Gallery in the same year that Caroline graduated from Edinburgh College of Art and allowed us to show some of her work. Over the years we have shown her work at various times, and is it a great pleasure to celebrate The Line's 30th anniversary with an exhibition of some of her current pieces.
We are sure that Linlithgow will welcome Caroline back to the High Street, and that everyone will, once again, enjoy her lovely enamel.
The Line is delighted to show a new collection of work by printmaker Louise Scott to open this, our 31st , new season of exhibitions in Linlithgow
"Louise's exhibition, a testament to her fascination with marine charts, Victorian zoology, and the spirit of exploration, is deeply informed by the local connection to Sir Charles Wyville Thomson, the Linlithgow-born scientist who spearheaded the HMS Challenger expedition. This multi-faceted exploration manifests in works that seamlessly integrate copper, salvaged objects, and pressed lichens, pushing the boundaries of Louise's practice beyondprintmaking into the realms of collage and sculpture."
