Articles, reviews and features
- Reference:GB 1694 DC 030/1/8
- Dates of Creation:1988
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Articles written for The Glasgow Herald unless otherwise stated.
Hand written draft copies of around 100 articles of 500-1100 word length, by Clare Henry for The Glasgow Herald, January-December 1988, Art Review, ALBA, Galleries Magazine and Ikebana Ryussei Magazine Japan, covering visual art exhibitions in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Stirling and Scottish regions. During the year Henry also covers art in Los Angeles, Yugoslavia, Siena, Venice, Dublin and India.
Some reviews focus on reviews of exhibitions in England, mostly London at Marlborough Gallery, Serpentine Gallery and Tate London. There are also reviews and features on the opening of Tate North, Liverpool. A number of the Scottish reviews are for exhibitions at former galleries: Main Fine Arts Studio Gallery Gibson Street, New 57 Gallery, 369 Gallery, Scotrail Exhibition Centre and JD Kelly Gallery, including a feature on Scottish Arts Council funding cuts at Compass Gallery. The reviews also cover galleries: The Third Eye Centre, Edinburgh Printmakers Workshop, Fruitmarket Edinburgh (also referred to as Scottish Arts Council Gallery), Mercury Gallery, Talbot Rice, Graeme Murray Fine Art, Kelvingrove (also known as Glasgow Art Gallery), National Gallery of Modern Art Edinburgh, Royal Scottish Academy, People’s Palace Glasgow and Hunterian Gallery Glasgow, and artist led galleries: WASPS, Collective Edinburgh and Transmission.
During this period Henry gives context and opinion on the condition of Glasgow’s Galleries in the lead up to Glasgow Capital of Culture *1990. Other feature and perspective pieces include: Richard Demarco, Fiona McLeod as new Fruitmarket director, Prince of Wales visit to The Glasgow School of Art, BBC week of British Art, McLellan Galleries refurbishment, Edinburgh International Exhibition and interview with Andy Goldsworthy. The exhibitions covered are solo shows, by artists Marie Barbour, Sol Lewitt, Mario Merz, Jacki Parry, Peter Howson, David Mach, Lucian Freud, Henry Moore in India and group shows Glasgow Photographers Group, New Scottish Art, and Old Master Paintings from the Thyssen Collection. Mayfest, Glasgow Garden Festival, Polish Realities Season and the Edinburgh Festival are also covered in detail.
Some correspondence also includes exhibition proposal to Royal Scottish Academy.
* Jan (Art Review Letter from Scotland) Edinburgh International, Royal Scottish Academy, Denis Peploe, Esme Gordon, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh, The Chosen Few, Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh, Tom Wilson, Indonesian Archipelago, Mercury Gallery Edinburgh, Ian Hughes appointed as Artist in Residence at Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art
* Jan (for ALBA) Edinburgh International, Royal Scottish Academy, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Richard Deacon, Alison Wilding, Rebecca Horn, Stephen Huber, Scottish Arts Council
* 8 Jan (Herald Friday Feature) Critical Realism, Smith Art Gallery Stirling, Deborah Hasse, Ken Currie, Denis Peploe, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh, Port Glasgow Arts Project, George Wyllie, The Photographic Postcard, Stills Gallery Edinburgh
* 9 Jan Henry Moore in India
* Jan (Art Review London Letter from Scotland), Maggi Hambling, Richard Demarco Gallery Edinburgh, Terry Frost, Maclaurin Gallery Ayr, The Chosen Few, Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh, Tom Wilson, Winifred Nicholson, Aberdeen Art Gallery, Alexander Frazer, Harvey Daniels, Artspace Aberdeen, Marie Barbour, Glasgow Arts Centre
* 15 Jan (Herald Friday Feature) Terry Frost, Maclaurin Gallery Ayr, "Introducing with Pleasure" Catalogue by Isobel Johnston, Hilary Lane, Denis Farr
* 20 Jan (for ALBA) 1990 European City of Culture, McLellan Galleries Glasgow
* 22 Jan Maggi Hambling, Richard Demarco Gallery Edinburgh, Winifred Nicholson, Harvey Daniels, Aberdeen Art Gallery, Marie Barbour, Glasgow Arts Centre, Indonesian Archipelago, Mercury Gallery Edinburgh, The Chosen Few, Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh, Tom Wilson, Kingfisher Gallery Edinburgh, The Stiven Family
* 26 Jan (Feature) Richard Demarco
* 29 Jan (Herald Friday Feature) Boyd Webb, Fruitmarket Edinburgh, California Women in Photography, Stills Gallery Edinburgh, 369 Gallery Edinburgh, Margaret Hunter, Callum Innes, Alistair Wallace, Stephen Lawson, Talbot Rice Edinburgh, Geoff Squire, The Glasgow School of Art
* Feb (Art Review Letter from Scotland) James Hardie, Compass Gallery Glasgow
* 5 Feb (Herald Friday Feature) Old Master Drawings, Hunterian Gallery Glasgow, David Taylor JD Kelly Gallery Glasgow, Sol Lewitt, Graeme Murray Gallery Edinburgh, Scottish Art College Prints, Edinburgh Printmakers Workshop, Knight Kauffer, Collins Gal Glasgow, Saltire Awards, The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland Edinburgh
* 12 Feb (Herald Friday Feature) Yugoslavia Sarajevo Winter Festival, Arthur Watson, Richard Demarco, Paul Neagu, John Bellany, David Mach
* 12 Feb Letter to RSA proposing exhibition, Jack Knox, Arthur Watson, Sandy Moffat, Will Maclean
* 17 Feb David Bomberg, Tate London
* 19 Feb (Herald Friday Feature) The Animal in Photography, Glasgow Arts Centre, Wally Beasties, Kelvingrove Gallery Glasgow, A Scottish Bestiary, 90s Gallery Glasgow, James Hardie, Compass Gallery Glasgow, Eileen Naismith, JD Kelly Gallery Glasgow, Willie Doherty, Third Eye Centre Glasgow, Glasgow Photographers Group, Hillhead Library Glasgow
* 26 Feb (Art Review Letter from Yugoslavia) Richard Demarco, The Scottish Sculpture Trust, Peacock Printmakers, British Council
* 26 Feb (Herald Friday Feature) Scottish Photography *19*38-88, National Portrait Gallery Edinburgh, Ron O'Donnell, Calum Colvin, Thomas Joshua Cooper, True Stories & Photofictions, Collins Gallery Glasgow, Personal Visions, Stills Gallery Edinburgh, Face of Egypt, Robbie Jack, Filmhouse Edinburgh, Land of the Pharaohs, Fine Art Society Edinburgh, Sam Bough, Bourne Fine Art Edinburgh, Vasile Toch, Richard Demarco Gallery Edinburgh
* Mar (for The Field) New Scottish Art, Peter Howsen, Ken Currie, Adrian Wiszniewski, Steven Campbell including correspondence with Julie Spencer
* Mar (for ALBA) New Directions, New Attitudes, Yugoslavia
* Mar (for ALBA Mayfest issue) Royal College of Art 150th Anniversary Exhibition
* 4 Mar (Herald Friday Feature) Oversite, Talbot Rice Gallery Edinburgh, Art in Ruins, Sicilia Perduta, Glasgow University Library, Space Kids, 90s Gallery Glasgow, Gordon Davidson
* 8 Mar Mario Merz, Richard Demarco Gallery Edinburgh
* 11 Mar Phil Braham, Peter Howson, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh, Students Exhibition, Royal Scottish Academy Edinburgh, Patrick Herson, Chessel Gallery Moray House College Edinburgh, Gitz Johansen, Danish Institute Edinburgh, Fiona Dean
* 11 Mar (Art Review Letter from Scotland) Mario Merz, Richard Demarco Gallery Edinburgh, Art in Ruins, Talbot Rice Gallery Edinburgh, Photography in Scotland, Scottish Education Department, Stills Gallery Edinburgh
* 18 Mar Wall to Wall, Smith Art Gallery Stirling, Exchanges, Graeme Murray Gallery Edinburgh, New Photo Works, Glasgow School of Art, Peter McLaren, Compass Gallery Glasgow
* 20 Mar Old Master Paintings from the Thyssen Collection, Royal Academy London
* 25 Mar (Art Review Letter from Scotland) Phil Braham, Peter Howson, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh Wall to Wall, Smith Art Gallery Stirling, Patricia Leighton, Students Exhibition, Royal Scottish Academy Edinburgh
* 26 Mar Jacki Parry, Third Eye Centre Glasgow, Richard Hamilton, Fruitmarket Edinburgh, James Cowie, Gerber Fine Art Gallery Glasgow, Three Artists, Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh, Ed Summerton, Elizabeth Blackadder, Gordon Macdonald
* 29 Mar (Herald Tuesday feature) The Scottish Sculpture Trust
* 29 Mar (Herald Tuesday feature) Fiona McLeod new Fruitmarket director
* Apr (Art Review Letter from Scotland) Paul Neagu, Richard Demarco Gallery Edinburgh, Collective Gallery Edinburgh, Art in Fashion, Fine Art Society Glasgow, Lesley Main, Main Fine Art Glasgow
* 1 Apr The Self Portrait, Collins Gallery Glasgow, Gene Lambert, Third Eye Centre Glasgow, Hannah Hoch, Glasgow Arts Centre, Richard Rodgers, The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland Edinburgh, Collective Gallery Edinburgh
* 3 Apr (Feature) Apathy, Glasgow and Edinburgh towards Capital of Culture 1990, Glasgow Garden Festival, Scottish National Galleries
* 7 Apr (for Studio Magazine London) New Directions New Attitudes Yugoslavia
* 8 Apr Paul Neagu, Richard Demarco Gallery Edinburgh, Phil Duthie, Collective Gallery Edinburgh, Peter Howson, Edinburgh Printmakers Workshop
* 8 Apr (Art Review Letter from Scotland) Fiona McLeod new Fruitmarket director, Bill Smith, Duncan of Jordanstone Dundee, Prince of Wales visit to The Glasgow School of Art, Jacki Parry, Third Eye Centre Glasgow, Lord Haig, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh
* 12 Apr (Herald Tuesday Feature) Garden Festival Sculpture, Isabel Vasseur, Jim Buckley, Richard Deacon
* 15 Apr (Herald Friday Feature) Art in Fashion, Fine Art Society Glasgow, Sheila MacFarlane, Compass Gallery Glasgow, Jim Gorman, 90s Gallery Glasgow, James Watt, JD Kelly Gallery Glasgow
* 26 Apr Paul Cezanne, Royal Academy London
* 27 Apr (Herald Tuesday Feature) Sculpture from Scotland, Economist Plaza London, Fiona Dean, Frances Pelly
* 29 Apr 162nd Annual Exhibition, Royal Scottish Academy Edinburgh
* 30 Apr (feature for Weekender Herald) Mayfest, Bet Low, Compass Gallery Glasgow
* May (for the BBC) Glasgow School of Art Graduates interview, Ken Currie and Tessa Jackson
* May (for ALBA Mayfest issue) Royal College of Art 150th Anniversary Exhibition
* May (Art Review Letter from Scotland) Mayfest, Peter Brooks, Glasgow Garden Festival, Willie Rodger Scotrail Exhibition Centre
* 4 May Adrian Wiszniewski, Glasgow Print Studios
* 6 May (Herald Friday Feature) David Finn, Fischli & Weiss, John Bonis, The Third Eye Centre Glasgow. Fotograpia Buffa, Collins Gallery Glasgow, Flowers, Fine Art Society Glasgow, Christine McArthur) Main Fine Art
* 6 May (Herald feature) Mayfest Visual Arts
* May (for ALBA) News from Paris, Degas Retrospective
* 12 May Garden Festival Sculpture
* 20 May (Art Review Letter from Scotland) Glasgow Print Studio new gallery, Adrian Wiszniewski
* 20 May Art Review Letter from Venice
* 24 May David Mach, BBC Week of British Art
* 25 May Opening of Tate of the North Liverpool, Bruce McLean, David Ward
* 27 May Phillips Collection, Angry Penguins, Hayward Gallery London
* 27 May (Herald Friday Feature) Birth of Modernism, Hunterian Gallery Glasgow, Rarer Gifts than Gold, Hanging Gardens of Asia, The Burrell Collection Glasgow, Dominic Snyder, Sean Hudson, Glasgow Art Centre, Bath Art Fair
* 30 May New Tate Gallery Liverpool
* 3 Jun (Herald Friday Feature) Inverclyde Biennial, McLean Museum Greenock. Paisley Art Institute Annual, Willie Rodger, Scotrail Exhibition Centre Glasgow, Glasgow Garden Festival, Neil Finlayson, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Hughson Gallery Glasgow
* 9 Jun Paolozzi Portraits, National Portrait Gallery London
* Jun (for ALBA) Henry Moore in India
* 10 Jun Scottish Gallery Edinburgh, Glasgow Print Studio Printmakers, Joan Eardley, Steven Campbell, Peter Howson, Neil Macpherson, Fiona Rae, Adrian Wiszniewski, Baajie Pickard, Helen Wilson, Compass Gallery Glasgow, Three Painters, JD Kelly Gallery Glasgow, David Donaldson, Glasgow Group Annual, McLellan Galleries Glasgow
* 17 Jun (Art Review feature) Sculpture at the Glasgow Garden Festival
* Jun The Glasgow School of Art Degree show notes and invite
* 21 Jun Glasgow Print Studios Midsummer Ball, The Briggait Glasgow
* 24 Jun Lucien Freud, Fruitmarket Gallery Edinburgh, Wasps, Collins Gallery, Visual Arts Studio, Kelvingrove
* 27 Jun (Herald Feature) Venice Biennale, Tony Cragg, Jasper John, Andy Goldsworthy
* 29 Jun Glasgow Garden Festival, Richard Groom
* Jun (for Studio Magazine) New Directions New Attitudes, Yugoslavia
* 1 Jul (Art Review Letter from Scotland) Pavel Buchler, Third Eye Centre Glasgow, Glasgow Group, McLellan Galleries Glasgow, Helen Wilson, Compass Gallery Glasgow, Gardens, Fine Art Society Glasgow, Kelvingrove Sun Gardens, Kelvingrove Gallery Glasgow, Glasgow Arts Centre
* 1 Jul (Herald Friday Feature) Scottish Tapestry Today, Talbot Rice Gallery Edinburgh, Gardens, Fine Art Society Glasgow, Royal Academy Artists, Kingfisher Gallery Edinburgh, Anna Atkins, Kelvingrove Gallery Glasgow
* 4 Jul Glasgow Print Studio, workshop re-opens, John Taylor, Stuart Duffin, Murray Robertson
* 8 Jul (Herald Friday Feature) 10th Anniversary, 369 Gall Edinburgh, Neville Brody, Fruitmarket Edinburgh, Lucien Freud, National Gallery of Modern Art, The Metal Vessel, Mardi Barry, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh. Dorothy Park, Daphne Garret, Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh, Lighthouse Studio Artists, McGavigans Gallery Glasgow, Joe Davie
* 10 Jul McLellan Galleries Glasgow refurbishment
* 15 Jul (Art Review Letter from Scotland) On arts administration funding and pay before Glasgow *1990, Paul Nesbitt at Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh, Andy Goldsworthy
* 15 Jul Ken Currie at Third Eye, Peter Howson at Angela Flowers London, Alfond Bytautas, Printmakers Workshop Edinburgh
* 19 Jul (Herald Feature) Andy Goldsworthy interview, Penpont
* 19 Jul (Art Review Edinburgh Festival Supplement) Glasgow-Edinburgh the Great Divide
* 22 Jul Glasgow Garden Festival fax paper from Isabel Vasseur director
* 22 Jul (Herald Friday Feature) Shape & Form, Collins Gallery Glasgow, The Cenotaph Project, The Pearce Institute Govan, Hew Lorimer, Talbot Rice Edinburgh, German Printmakers, Glasgow Print Studio
* 25 Jul (Art Line) Travels with a Pencil 1987-88, St Magnus Festival Orkney, Venice Biennale, Glasgow Garden Festival, India, Yugoslavia
* 29 Jul (Herald Friday Feature) Picabia and the Magical Mirror, Royal Scottish Academy Edinburgh
* 29 Jul (Art Review Letter from Scotland) Ken Currie, Third Eye Centre Glasgow 10th Anniversary Show, 369 Gallery, Edinburgh, Glasgow Garden Festival and publication, Shape and Form, Collins Gallery Glasgow, Tracy Mackenna, Philip Power, Glasgow Girls Women at The Glasgow School of Art 1880-1920
* Aug (Art Review Feature) Edinburgh Festival Clare Henry's Top Ten, Picabia and the Magical Mirror, Royal Scottish Academy Edinburgh ,Photography Workshop Edinburgh, Jane Brettle, Gloria Chalmers, Thomas Joshua Cooper, Graeme Murray Gallery Edinburgh, John Muir Wood, Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Rory McEwan, Botanic Gardens Edinburgh, Hugh MacDiarmid, Richard Demarco Gallery Edinburgh, Rod Carmichael, City Art Centre, Prescote Art and Design, Edinburgh College of Art, Marion McIntosh, Sarah Honeyman, Open Eye Gallery (featuring portrait of daughter Zara) Krzysztof Wodiceko, Artangel, Fruitmarket Edinburgh
* Aug (for ALBA) Opening of TATE Gallery Liverpool
* 5 Aug (Herald Friday Feature) John Muir Wood, Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Photography Workshop Edinburgh, Jane Brettle, Gloria Chalmers, Andrew Weiner; Brian Griffin, Stills Gallery Edinburgh
* 12 Aug Jack Goldstein, Fruitmarket Gallery Edinburgh, Rod Carmichael, City Art Centre, Marion McIntosh, Sarah Honeyman ,Open Eye Gallery
* 15 Aug Krzysztof Wodiceko, Artangel, Fruitmarket Edinburgh
* 22 Aug 21x21, 21st Birthay exhibition, Edinburgh Printmakers Workshop
* Aug Thomas Joshua Cooper, Graeme Murray Gallery Edinburgh
* 23 Aug Rory McEwan, Botanic Gardens Edinburgh
* 25 Aug Edinburgh College of Art, Anne Hartree
* 29 Aug (Art Review Letter from Dublin) Rosc, Sculpture Festival, Royal Hospital Kilmainham, Anthony Gormley, Richard Deacon, Davida Allen, Keith Looby, Rebecca Horn, Jenny Holzer
* ep (Art Review Letter from Scotland) Edinburgh Festival Funding, Glasgow 1990
* 1 Sep Edinburgh Festival Fringe
* 6 Sep Avant Garden, Glasgow Print Studio
* 9 Sep Camouflage, Third Eye Centre, Louise Scullions, Micky Donnelly
* 11 Sep Scottish Woodcuts, Glasgow Print Studio
* 17 Sep (Herald Friday Feature) Dublin Rosc, Sculpture Festival, Royal Hospital Kilmainham, Anthony Gormley, Richard Deacon, Davida Allen, Keith Looby, Rebecca Horn, Jenny Holzer
* 20 Sep Henry Moore, Royal Academy London
* 20 Sep (for Ikebana Ryussei Magazine Japan) Valerie Pragnell
* 23 Sep Scottish Society of Artists, Royal Scottish Academy Edinburgh, Will Maclean
* 30 Sep (Herald Friday Feature) Voyage around coast of Scotland, Kelvingrove Gallery, John Lavery, Fine Art Society Glasgow, Felim Egan, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh, New Generation Scotland, Mercury Gallery London, Nigel Greenwood London, Flowers Gallery London
* Oct (Art Review) Elizabeth Blackadder, Mercury Gallery London
* 7 Oct (Herald Friday Feature) Naum Gabo, Kelvingrove Gallery Glasgow, New Sculpture in Scotland, Cramond sculpture park Edinburgh, Rajasekharan Nair, WASPS Glasgow
* 7 Oct (Art Review Letter from Scotland) New Sculpture in Scotland, Cramond sculpture park Edinburgh, Kate Thomson, Scottish Society of Artists, Royal Scottish Academy Edinburgh, Will Maclean, John Lavery, Fine Art Society Glasgow, Felim Egan, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh
* 14 Oct Dhruva Mistry, Collins Gallery Glasgow, Fyffe Christie, Gerber Fine Art Gallery Glasgow Gary Anderson, JD Kelly Gallery Glasgow, Royal Glasgow Institute, McLellan Galleries Glasgow
* 16 Oct (Herald News Feature) Denis Stevenson appointed as Tate chairman
* 20 Oct (for Ikebana Ryussei Magazine Japan) Jacki Parry
* 21 Oct (Herald Friday Feature) Crossing Boundaries, Compass Gallery Glasgow, Lys Hansen, Edinburgh City Art Centre, Margaret Hunter, 369 Gallery Edinburgh, Murray Robertson, Glasgow Print Studio, Barbara Rae, William Crozier, Crawford Adamson, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh, Elizabeth Blackadder, Mercury Gallery London, Archie Forrest, Royal Glasgow Institute
* 21 Oct (Art Review Letter from Siena)
* 21 Oct (Art Review Letter from Scotland), William Crozier, Barbara Rae, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh, Lys Hansen, Edinburgh City Art Centre, Margaret Hunter, 369 Gallery Edinburgh, Dhruva Mistry, Collins Gallery Glasgow
* 27 Oct Alan Davie, Lillie Art Gallery Milngavie, Glasgow Arts Centre, Alistair Keddie, Paul Chambers, JD Ferguson, Ewan Mundy Fine Art Glasgow, Lesley Main, William Hardie Gallery Glasgow
* 28 Oct David Hockney, TATE London
* 4 Nov (Art Review London) Margaret Hunter, Vanessa Devereux London
* 4 Nov (Art Review Letter from Scotland) John Clark, Paisley Abbey, Polish Realities Festival Glasgow, Edwards Dwurnik, Leon Tarasewic, Foksal Gallery, Crossing Boundaries, Compass Gallery Glasgow Jimmy Cosgrove, Pete Bevan, Lys Hansen Murray Robertson, Glasgow Print Studio, JD Ferguson, Ewan Mundy Fine Art Glasgow, Royal Glasgow Institute, McLellan Galleries Glasgow, The Fine Art of Deception, Glasgow Art Centre
* 4 Nov (Herald Friday Feature) The Staffa Project, Kelvingrove Gallery, Tom Joshua Cooper, Ian McKeever
* 4 Nov (Herald Feature)Polish Realities Season Glasgow, Hannah Luczak, Krzysztof Pruszkuwski, Tadeusz Kantor
* 7 Nov Five Year Retrospective, Transmission Gallery Glasgow, Castle Toward (*37th year), Bellahouston Park Glasgow, Graham Munro, Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh, Callum Innes, 369 Gallery Edinburgh, The Day Book, Richard Demarco Gallery Edinburgh, David McClure, Fine Art Society Edinburgh, John Clark, Paisley Abbey
* 11 Nov Polish Realities Season, Third Eye Centre Glasgow
* 14 Nov John Boyd, Barclay Lennie Fine Art Glasgow, Ian Robertson, Collective Gallery Edinburgh, Alison Watt, Janice Grey, Scottish Gallery Edinburgh, Artists from Tillicoultry, WASPS Gallery Glasgow, Dorothy Black, Claudia Petretti, Steps Gallery Edinburgh, Carola Gordon, Lillisleaf Pottery, Open Eye Gallery Edinburgh, Cart Art, Glasgow Arts Centre, Marine Paintings, Calton Gallery Edinburgh, Fields of the Bomb, Edinburgh Printmakers
* 18 Nov (Art Review Letter from Scotland) Polish Realities Season Glasgow
* 18 Nov (Herald Galleries Guide) Janet Patterson, Talbot Rice Gallery Edinburgh, James Cox, Scottish National Portrait Gallery Edinburgh, Gilman Collection, French Institute Edinburgh, Profiles, Portfolio Gallery Edinburgh
* Nov (Galleries magazine) Francis Cadell, Portland Gallery London, Bourne Fine Art Edinburgh, Samuel Peploe, Francis Cadell, Lefevre Gallery London
* 21 Nov Winter Collection, Gerber Fine Art Glasgow, McTaggart to Eardley, Hunterian Gallery Glasgow, Colour in Scottish Painting, City Art Centre Edinburgh, Flying colours Gallery Edinburgh, Rolf Nesch, Richard Demarco Gallery Edinburgh
* 23 Nov John Clark, Paisley Abbey
* 22 Nov Compass Gallery Glasgow Scottish Art Council cut funding
* 28 Nov Michael Main Fine Art Glasgow, 90s Gallery Glasgow, Scottish Society of Water Colour Artists, Royal Scottish Academy Edinburgh, Thomas Joshua Cooper, Serpentine Gallery London, Five NYC artists, Graeme Murray Fine Art Edinburgh, Joel Fisher, Feast of Colour, Step Gallery Edinburgh, Christmas Show, Torrance Gallery Edinburgh
* Dec (Galleries magazine) Glasgow *1990 funding, Collins Gallery, Glasgow Print Studio
* 1 Dec (Herald Friday Feature) Glasgow Society of Women Artists, Lillie Gallery Milngavie, Joe Keogh, Ware on Earth Gallery Edinburgh, Graeme Murray, Venice architecture, Edinburgh College of Art
* 2 Dec (Herald Friday Feature) Hock-Aun Teh, 369 Gallery Edinburgh, Five NYC artists, Graeme Murray Fine Art Edinburgh, Joel Fisher, Family, Stills Gallery Edinburgh, Helen Chadwick
* 2 Dec (Art Review Letter from Scotland) Scottish Gallery opening London, LA Art Fair LA, Christmas Show, Compass Gallery Glasgow
* 16 Dec Los Angeles Art Boom, LA Art Fair
* 23 Dec Glasgow Museums, Glory of the Page, Burrell Collection Glasgow
* 30 Dec (Herald Friday Feature) cancellation of Vienna 1960. Exhibition and point of view, Scottish National Galleries, Three Realist Sculptors, Gallery of Modern Art Edinburgh, Birgit Jurgenssen, Graeme Murray Fine Art Edinburgh, Beryl Cook, Edinburgh City Art Centre
[i]Articles written in this year which are not present in the archive:
* 20 May Horatio McCulloch, Kelvingrove, Fruitmarket Open Exhibition, Edinburgh, The Glasgow School of Art students, Crawfurd Theatre Jordanhill, Pier Gallery Orkney, 369 Gallery Edinburgh
* 4 Oct Margaret Hunter, Vanessa Devereux Gallery London[/i]Administrative / Biographical History
Clare Henry FRSA was art critic for The Herald from 1980-2000. For 20 years she covered the Scottish and UK art scene in depth, writing roughly 200 articles a year. With a particular emphasis on Scottish artists, her writing provides profiles, interviews and art news pieces along with critical reviews.
Graduating in 1964 with BA Hons Fine Art from The University of Reading she became a Researcher at the Paul Mellon Foundation for British Art (1968-1970) before taking the position of art reviewer for West End Times (1976-1980). She was also art critic for The Herald (1980-2000) and arts presenter at Scottish TV (1984-1987). She wrote regular features for The Art Newspaper (1986-2003) and contributed to The Guardian, Marxism Today, 20/20 London, Ikebana Ryusei Japan and The Scotsman.
She curated exhibitions in the 1980s and 1990s including 'New Scottish Prints' for Britain Salutes New York, in NYC; London's 'Serpentine Summer Show', 1985; 'Artists at Work', Edinburgh Festival, 1986; 'The Vigorous Imagination' at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art for the Edinburgh Festival, 1987; Critic's Choice London, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1992; Scots in Los Angeles, 1989; Scotland at the Venice Biennale, 1990, Critic's Choice for the RSA Edinburgh, 1994, New Millennium, Chicago and Washington DC, 1999.
She is a founding member of the Council of Management and a former chairman of both The Glasgow Print Studio and Salvo (the Scottish arts lobbying organisation). She served on the Scottish Design Council in the 1980s and on the working party for contemporary art of the National Trust. She was also on the board of Stirling's Smith Art Gallery and Museum and a trustee of the Scottish Sculpture Trust, 1984-1990.
She is also a former member of the British Council Visiting Arts panel, the National Union of Journalists, the Arts Correspondents Group London, Blackburn Printmaking Workshop NYC, and is a current member of the International Association of Art Critics, (AICA UK) and the American Association of Art Critics.
In 2000 she moved to New York where she was art critic for the Financial Times and The New York Sun until 2008. She now writes for various magazines in the UK and the USA and keeps a regular blog which can be found [here](http://clarehenry-artjournal.blogspot.com). She also has a website called [The Scottish Art Archive](http://scottishartarchive.com/).Note
Clare Henry FRSA was art critic for The Herald from 1980-2000. For 20 years she covered the Scottish and UK art scene in depth, writing roughly 200 articles a year. With a particular emphasis on Scottish artists, her writing provides profiles, interviews and art news pieces along with critical reviews.
Graduating in 1964 with BA Hons Fine Art from The University of Reading she became a Researcher at the Paul Mellon Foundation for British Art (1968-1970) before taking the position of art reviewer for West End Times (1976-1980). She was also art critic for The Herald (1980-2000) and arts presenter at Scottish TV (1984-1987). She wrote regular features for The Art Newspaper (1986-2003) and contributed to The Guardian, Marxism Today, 20/20 London, Ikebana Ryusei Japan and The Scotsman.
She curated exhibitions in the 1980s and 1990s including 'New Scottish Prints' for Britain Salutes New York, in NYC; London's 'Serpentine Summer Show', 1985; 'Artists at Work', Edinburgh Festival, 1986; 'The Vigorous Imagination' at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art for the Edinburgh Festival, 1987; Critic's Choice London, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1992; Scots in Los Angeles, 1989; Scotland at the Venice Biennale, 1990, Critic's Choice for the RSA Edinburgh, 1994, New Millennium, Chicago and Washington DC, 1999.
She is a founding member of the Council of Management and a former chairman of both The Glasgow Print Studio and Salvo (the Scottish arts lobbying organisation). She served on the Scottish Design Council in the 1980s and on the working party for contemporary art of the National Trust. She was also on the board of Stirling's Smith Art Gallery and Museum and a trustee of the Scottish Sculpture Trust, 1984-1990.
She is also a former member of the British Council Visiting Arts panel, the National Union of Journalists, the Arts Correspondents Group London, Blackburn Printmaking Workshop NYC, and is a current member of the International Association of Art Critics, (AICA UK) and the American Association of Art Critics.
In 2000 she moved to New York where she was art critic for the Financial Times and The New York Sun until 2008. She now writes for various magazines in the UK and the USA and keeps a regular blog which can be found [here](http://clarehenry-artjournal.blogspot.com). She also has a website called [The Scottish Art Archive](http://scottishartarchive.com/).Additional Information
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