Gillian Gibson

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My artwork explores the terrain and ancient ruins that make up Scotland's landscape, aiming to evoke a sense of archaeology and time, with subtle undertones of environmental consciousness. CV can be found here.

Photography based work is HERE. Paintings are HERE. Drawings & Works on Paper are HERE. Some sound and film experiments can be found HERE. My FLICKR page has most things and some extra drawings. Past work can be found in the ARCHIVE.

My blog can be found over HERE. I also have an image based tumblr over here for artists and artworks that I find inspiring or interesting.

(My old blog entries can be found here.)

C.V.

Education:
2006-2010 ; BA (Hons) Fine Art, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design (2:1)
2005-2006 ; Supplementary Part-Time Preparatory Art Course, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design
2005-2006 ; Portraiture Evening Class, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design
2001-2002 ; Part-Time Preparatory Art Course, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design
2000-2004 ; BSc (Hons) Environmental Management, University of Dundee (2:1)

Group Exhibitions:
22-30 May 2010 - Dundee Degree Show 2010, Duncan of Jordanstone, Dundee
03-25 April 2010 - Members Show 2010, Generator Projects, Dundee
19 March-02 April 2010 - DOJ Cantina Exhibition, Duncan of Jordanstone, Dundee
29 Jan-04 Feb 2010 - Sweet FA, 4th Year Fine Art Exhibition, Roseangle Gallery, Dundee
January 2009 - Members Show 2009, Generator Projects, Dundee
October 2008 - Untitled, 3rd Year Fine Art Exhibition, Roseangle Gallery, Dundee

Relevant Experience:
Helped out on the launch night of Dalziel + Scullion's Catalyst (18/12/2008)
4 days spent with/in Dalziel + Scullion's studio as part of Professional Practice Placement (3rd Year/2008)

Other:
Creation and upkeep of dundeefineart2010.co.uk

Award from Environmental Management degree:
2004 - TFCR (Tayside Foundation for the Conservation of Resources) Prize for Best Dissertation (title: Corporate Environmentalism : Unravelling the Case for Carbon Neutrality)