About Jane Glue
Winter in Orkney with Jane!
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I thought it would be nice to choose a selection of winter pictures from my website and share the wild Orkney winter with you especially since I know a lot of you have missed Orkney this year!
Moving on in an uncertain world
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For me as an artist, life is still solitary, I wander the coastline looking for inspiration often visiting the same place but seeing it in a different way each time.
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Orkney Artist Jane Glue
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Jane studied at Gray’s School of Art, Aberdeen 1975-76 and Harrow college of art, London from 1982-85, graduating with an HND in Art and design/Illustration.Jane opened her own gallery, Shorelines gallery in Kirkwall,Orkney in 1987. In 2005 she moved to her studio/gallery-shop in the village of Finstown. She has sold prints and cards to many outlets throughout the UK and original work worldwide. Jane sold her gallery in 2016 and moved her studio into Kirkwall at The Creative Hub in Hatston.
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Interview with Joanna McDonald - Year of Coasts and Waters
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The Stone Wave On this great beach a wild Atlantic storm Sculptures in stone its huge and wavelike form. Robert Rendall Jane recently did an interview with Joanna McDonald, a blogger who moved to Orkney just as lockdown commenced. Go here to look at the 'In Celebration of Coasts' Collection. For the original, click here. ********** 2020 is Visit Scotland’s Year of Coasts and Waters which this week, the Orkney International Science Festival is celebrating as its theme. Over the next few weeks I will be exploring the Orkney coastline through the eyes of people who have...
An Orkney Summer
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It has been a weird summer for all of us this year, no matter where you live! In lots of ways, here in Orkney we are very lucky. It is a wonderful place to be in lockdown, the wind still blows, a summer breeze at this time of year, our grass is lush and the wildflowers are more wonderful this year than ever. Our local council gardeners haven't been able to cut the roadside verges during lockdown which seems to have encouraged all the wildflowers. The black Aberdeen Angus cows fill the fields and the cliffsides at Marwick head...