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Chillingham Castle Art Exhibition
Art Exhibition. Chillingham Castle, noon to 5pm. Artists demonstrating, showing and selling their art will include my best friend and mentor John Damari, Jim Barrie Steven Granger,, Graham Muir and Tracey Patrick. Normal admission charges apply.
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Clydebank artist donated paintings to boost Huntington’s charity funds
A CLYDEBANK artist has donated a painting which it is hoped will boost the funds of a national charity.
Jim Barrie who regularly exhibits at charity events to help organisations, will be displaying his latest work this Thursday in aid of the Scottish Huntington’s Association.
The art show, sale and auction will take place at Awestruck Art Gallery, Clydebank, on November 9.
Jim’s art is known for its expressive use of imaginative vibrant colours using oils on canvas and has a growing following among lovers of fine art.
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Story reproduced by kind permission of the www.paisleydailyexpress.co.uk
Now Jim’s striking and colourful interpretation of a cockerel is one of the many works being put up for auction at Paisley’s Accord Hospice Annual Art exhibition next month.
Also exhibiting will be Jim’s best friend and mentor – John Damari – a highly-successful Renfrewshire artist who is known internationally for his art work and prolific charity endeavours.
Extract from Scottish Construction Now
“I feel very privileged that I am donating one of my works to Accord Hospice for their exhibition and auction in September”
Extract from Paisley For UK City of Culture
Article also ran on page 3 of the Paisley Daily Express
Jim Barrie is known for his figurative work and variety of other subject matters, with an expressive use of imaginative vibrant colours using oils on canvas and pigments. His work varies in technique, sometimes brush work, pallet knife or colour shapers – some pictures use all three techniques. The oil paintings are wide in variety and style, however, all his latest work is very much about complementary colours.
Extract from Northumberland Gazette