Margaret Livingstone

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Recent Exhibitions
 
Click on work exhibited, location or award to see art work or for more information
 date work exhibited location

Jun

2008

 six Six Paintings

 

Saatchie

 STUART

 

Jun

2008

Degree Show

(11 artworks)

Gray's School of Art

Feb 2008

Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh

May -

Jun

2007

 

Aberdeen Art Gallery  

May 2007

 

Stracathro Mansion House

Jan -

Feb

2007

 

Collins Gallery,

Glasgow

 
 

Recent Awards

 

 

 

 date

award

 Jul

2008

Robert Brough Scholarship Award

Jun

2008

 RSA New Contemporaries Scotland Award. The Royal Scottish Academy,
Edinburgh (Forthcoming Exhibition Feb 2009)

Jun

2008

RGU Arts & Heritage Purchase

Prize

Jun

2007

 

 

Mar

2007

 

 

  

 Testimonials

 

 

Susan Mansfield, "The Scotsman" newspaper (degree show review)
 
Margaret Livingstone's works are as disturbing as they are innovative, dealing with issues of internet child abuse, and drawing on elements of collage and surrealism.

 


 

Meston Reid
 
 Michael Reid, Managing Partner of Meston Reid & Co, said, 'Meston Reid & Co look forward to the excellent pieces hanging in the office for many years to come. The paintings have produced favourable comment by many visitors to the office and being able to hang originals on the wall adds to the quality of the presentation.'

 



FPAL

 

 

     

   

In front of Alex Salmond (SNP Leader and First Minister of Scotland), Margaret is congratulated by Andrew Kinsler of SMS, happy recipient of her FPAL award winning painting "Building the Boulevard"

 

 


 
Myles Blake (personal sale)
 
Excellent painting. I just wanted to send you an email so you know how delighted I and my wife are with the picture we recently bought from you.
 

 
Elizabeth Harrison (personal sale)
 
A wonderful portrait which I will treasure and pass on to my son to remind him of his father. The resemblence is uncanny, and the painting is so alive. Thank you.