Exhibitions

This exhibition features works inspired by myths from across the globe, including the Chinese zodiac, Greek myths like Arachne and Athena, and Scottish folklore of giants and the White Hart. Some artists take a more personal approach, using their own life experiences to create a new kind of mythology. Other works explore themes of climate change and wildlife conservation, with artists drawing inspiration from the natural environment, depicting its dangerous, dramatic and awe-inspiring facets.

Linlithgow Art School is thrilled to announce a special student exhibition marking its 5th Anniversary, taking place at the EH49 Hub.

​Curated by Founder and Art Tutor, Elaine Woo MacGregor, the exhibition showcases the vibrant creative community built over the last five years. The collection celebrates students of all ages and abilities—from beginners discovering their passion to seasoned painters—reaffirming the school’s ethos that every creative voice is valued.

​The work on display focuses on Portraiture, the core subject for this term. Students developed their skills through studying old masters, contemporary artists, and working with live models. The resulting pieces demonstrate a diverse range of talent and technique, featuring everything from rapid 3-minute sketches to detailed mixed-media creations incorporating text, collage, and unique interpretations of human and wildlife subjects imbued with personal stories.

​Come and see the inspiring results of this collective creative journey!