Joanna Wilson Art

Love them 😻 🤩

How cool are these? 🤩

If you haven’t already had the chance to visit my exhibition on the high street, you’re very welcome to drop by for a look. 🤗👀🖼️

Visit: https://joannawilsonart.com/whats-on/







https://facebook.com/events/s/heartsong-contemporary-abstrac/717768833889952/

Exciting!!! 🪢 🙌

❤️🩷🧡💛💚💙🩵💜Have you ever wanted to learn to knit but didn't know where to start? Well...let us help! Jill Reece is a fab teacher and she is doing her first Learn To Knit Workshop on Thursday 11th April from 6pm - 9pm. If you enjoy it and want to do more she does follow on classes at a reduced price, so there's really no excuse😄 If you want to book a space go to our website www.highlandartisans.com or send us a message here ❤️🩷🧡💛💚💙🩵

Today is the last day to sign up for NEOS 2024.

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It is alway exciting to work with Catriona Parmenter Photography 🤩🤗📽️ here’s a sneak peak at what she’s been up to 🎞️🎬

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We've just had a cancellation for the Copper Foil Stained Glass workshop on Sunday (10th)
2 spaces up for grabs if anyone wants them 😃
Message us asap ☺️

LOVELUST
Joanna Wilson
Mixed media on canvas
150 × 100 cm, 2022
£3800
lovelust /Invinst/ noun
A shimmering immensity of love between two people that find completion in one another, usually characterised by a profound attraction that defies understanding or explanation.
If this colloquialism were to find visual form, it would be this painting: one of a series produced during the global pandemic. With lockdown, Wilson continued to draw from life — albeit virtually— with All The Young Nudes, a Scotland-based online life drawing collective. The intimate yet exuberant pieces that resulted from these sessions seem to express that familiar paradox we all experienced during the pandemic: gratitude for the opportunities that technology yields, but at the same time a deep yearning for human connection. OPENSPACE | THE VAULT

Heartsong | Contemporary Abstract Expressions

This looks very cool 👌🏻 😎

“Hey everyone! Exciting news 📣: this Friday, February 23rd, I’m thrilled to announce the launch of:

OPENSPACE | THE VAULT
Contemporary Art Gallery + Exhibition Venue

in partnership with Highland Artisans, housed in the iconic old RBS building. 59 High Street, Grantown-on-Spey. (down at the bottom of the hight street, near the traffic lights 🚦)

YOU’RE ALL INVITED!

If you’re free on Friday evening between 4-7pm, pop in and see these stunningly renovated spaces. Can’t wait to breathe some new life into this historic building again. 🤗🎨🖼️🖼️🖼️

Maybe to see you there!”

Joanna Wilson Art

Openspace The Vault

-on-spey

Wonderful opportunities for some of our current or former pupils with MacKellar Engineering.
If you're interested, don't snooze and miss out. Get straight onto Lisa for details!

💥🙌🏻🖼 not long now! … hope you all get to see it! 🖼️🙌🏻💥🥂

AN EXHIBITION OF ABSTRACT ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY
7-21 OCTOBER
WED-SAT
/ 10am- 5pm
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS '
JOANNA WILSON
JESS GREAVES
KATIE WARD
AILEEN NEILLIE
MALCOLM TYSON
AND MORE







-on-spey

💥Introducing my latest Art Series💥

🎶 HEARTSONG 🖼️

🔗 link in bio 🔗

HEARTSONG
CONTEMPORARY ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONS
Abstract art can be dirficult to interpret.
The aesthetic qualities stand alone, but our experience of them is so much richer if we can also understand why they came to be. In 2021, Grantown-based Joanna Wilson's art took a metaphysical turn.
Through the medium of paint pouring, she discovered a number of symbolic affinities between the colours she was selecting intuitively and her own psycho-spiritual needs at that moment in time.
The healing properties of certain crystals, the revealing inner wisdom of oracle cards and the outward sense that a greater power is at work helped her to join the dots between her own creativity and Creation itself. The result is her heartsong. a collection of visual vibrations that invite us to connect, reflect and find resonance in the pure visual music of abstract expressionsism itselt.

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ONE WEEK TO GO!!

We're nearly ready to unveil our newest exhibition - a host of colourful, thought-provoking, expressive, abstract art.

And if you like a wee glass of something and a chat with your art, don't forget about our preview night on Friday. Doors are open from 7pm-9pm!

🧡 Look out for this one Abstract Exhibition 7-21st October 2923🧡

AMIDST THE FRAY
Mixed media on paper
100 × 70 cm, 2023
This would not be the first abstract artwork to note some kind of chaos in its title. And, at first glance, this might be what we see: a profusion of bright cOlOurs, expressive marks and impulsive diagonals. But a closer inspection reveals those familiar figurative elements and their underlying visual harmony. Rather than marring the canvas, the strikethroughs guide us into the composition. Once there, we are moved by a familiar sense of rhythm and flow. The neons that grabbed our attention give way to earth tones-burnt umber, terracotta and Himalayan salt hues -that gently ground us. Like a guided meditation, this piece suggests finding calm amidst the fray. holding space for the turmoil, while anchoring our awareness in the present.

🧡 Look out for this one Abstract Exhibition 7-21st October 2923🧡

AMIDST THE FRAY
Mixed media on paper
100 × 70 cm, 2023
This would not be the first abstract artwork to note some kind of chaos in its title. And, at first glance, this might be what we see: a profusion of bright cOlOurs, expressive marks and impulsive diagonals. But a closer inspection reveals those familiar figurative elements and their underlying visual harmony. Rather than marring the canvas, the strikethroughs guide us into the composition. Once there, we are moved by a familiar sense of rhythm and flow. The neons that grabbed our attention give way to earth tones-burnt umber, terracotta and Himalayan salt hues -that gently ground us. Like a guided meditation, this piece suggests finding calm amidst the fray. holding space for the turmoil, while anchoring our awareness in the present.