Tron Theatre Ltd.

The Tron's Long Gallery is programmed by Glasgow Print Studio:

12 February - 14 April 2013
HETTY HAXWORTH

Oxford-born Hetty Haxworth studied at the Glasgow School of Art and has exhibited widely in the UK and abroad. She specialises in abstract screenprints based on organic forms with colour as the principle element. Her work has been shown at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, the Royal Scottish Academy and the Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts.

16 April - 16 June 2013
PHILIP REEVES

Philip Reeves' printimaking displays a modern expressive abstraction, which is confidently conceived by experimentation with the process of intaglio printmaking.  The godfather of Scottish printmaking, Philip Reeves was integral in establishing Scotland's vibrant printmaking scene, helping to found both Edinburgh and Glasgow Print Studios as well as the Glasgow School of Art printmaking department.  Reeves was born and studied in Cheltenham then at the Royal College of Art in London. From 1954 the artist lectured at Glasgow School of Art before being appointed Head of Printmaking at the School in 1970. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Painter-Etchers and a Member of the Society of Scottish Artists.

18 June - 11 August 2013
ELIZABETH BLACKADDER

Blackadder's signature subjects include landscapes, cats, flowers, still-lifes and portraits. Her work is based in the traditions of the Edinburgh School but is strongly influenced by Japanese aesthetics. Characteristically, she carefully arranges objects in a shallow pictorial space to create intriguing and subtly decorative images.

Image credit: Elizabeth Blackadder, Irises, etching in an edition of 80, copyright of Glasgow Print Studio and the artist.

Works by these artists and many more are available at Glasgow Print Studio, Trongate 103, Glasgow G1 5HD. 0141 552 0704. www.gpsart.co.uk

An internationally acclaimed centre of excellence in fine art printmaking, Glasgow Print Studio is located in Glasgow's new centre for the arts and creativity, Trongate 103. The organisation is registered as a charity in Scotland, is foundation funded by Creative Scotland and is supported by Glasgow City Council.