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Ian MacIntyre was born and raised in central Perthshire/Scotland. He studied |
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painting at Edinburgh College of Art from 1976-81. His work is now part |
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of several public collections including the City Art Centre Edinburgh and Perth |
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Museum and Art Gallery. He paints and prints at his home in the East Neuk of Fife. |
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Exhibitions
Artistic License London, Billcliffe Glasgow, City Art
Centre Edinburgh, Dobbs Ferry New York,
Dundee Contemporary
Arts, East Neuk Open Studios, Edinburgh
Printmakers, Eton applied arts, Independent
Edinburgh,
Mall Galleries, London, Mackenzie-McGill
Kirkaldy, Molesey London, Niedermaier New York,
Open Eye Edinburgh, Perth Gallery and Museum,
Pittenweem Arts Festival, Phillips Glasgow, Peter
Potter Haddington, RSA Edinburg, SSA
Edinburgh, Shoreline Studio Aberdour, Strathearn Gallery Crieff,
Usher Hall Edinburgh, WASPS Edinburgh, Weem Gallery
Pittenweem. |
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"I wanted this print to highlight the importance of a personal style in art: an 'own picture language'.
To develop this language, an artist has to 1). be her/his own boss 2). redesign reality in her/his own way.
In my case this means cartoonlike simplification/distortion with chopped up shapes, quickly cut lines and a high tonal contrast."