Next project in the pipeline.... Adam Bruce Thomson publication due in May! Edinburgh Museums Sansom & Company

New exhibition 'Adam Bruce Thomson: The Quiet Path' is now open at the City Art Centre Edinburgh Museums More details here: edinburghmuseums.org.uk/whats-on/adam-…

A flurry of press coverage for my new exhibition, Adam Bruce Thomson: The Quiet Path, including this lovely piece by Jan Patience

ADAM BRUCE THOMSON: THE QUIET PATH until 6 Oct 2024 | City Art Centre Edinburgh Museums The first major retrospective of Thomson's work held in a public gallery, featuring over 100 artworks from public and private collections. edinburghmuseums.org.uk/whats-on/adam-… #Edinburgh

Explore Adam Bruce Thomson's (1885-1976) etchings, watercolours, and oil paintings of #Scotland's natural beauty with the first in-depth publication to explore his life and art, featuring previously unseen archival material. Available now ➡ bit.ly/TheQuietPath #Edinburgh

THE QUIET PATH: Terrific tour this morning by Curator Helen Scott of Edinburgh Museums’s exhibition Adam Bruce Thomson: The Quiet Path for Scottish Society for Art History, bringing this central but modest modern Scottish artist back into the limelight. Info: bit.ly/3QN4bzq #modernscottishart

Lovely blog post here from the Royal Scottish Academy collections team focusing on our new Adam Bruce Thomson exhibition at City Art Centre Edinburgh Museums royalscottishacademy.org/blog/40-the-qu…

We had the pleasure of visiting Adam Bruce Thomson: The Quiet Path at 📍 City Art Centre, #Edinburgh 💜 It was an honour to witness the tenderness with which Thomson rendered his sitters and scenery. You can too with the official #exhibition catalogue: bit.ly/TheQuietPath

Edinburgh teen Eve Williamson has been visiting our venues and latest exhibitions. In her first blog, she shares her experience of the City Art Centre and a visit to the exhibition ‘The Quiet Path’ with a friend. Read Eve's blog here: edinburghmuseums.org.uk/stories/young-…

Really nice to be asked to write a piece on Adam Bruce Thomson for the new edition of Scottish Art News Fleming Collection Read it here - issuu.com/scottishartnew… The gorgeous 1930s painting Cedars gets a double-page spread...

Delighted to be presenting our exhibition Adam Bruce Thomson: The Quiet Path @edinculture as part of this year's Edinburgh Art Festival - only one week before #EAF24 launches! #EdArtFest

The lovely folk Art UK have just published my most recent article on Adam Bruce Thomson to accompany the current exhibition at the City Art Centre. You can read it here - artuk.org/discover/stori…

Edwin George Lucas was a Scottish artist who took inspiration from Surrealism, his work is unique in 20th century British art. Read more 👉 artuk.org/discover/stori… 'Moonlit Walk' by Edwin George Lucas (1911–1990) © estate of Edwin George Lucas. 📷 NHS Lothian Charity 💙

On Wednesday 21 Aug the City Art Centre @edinculture is hosting a free lecture by Elizabeth Cumming on the pioneering Scottish sculptor Phyllis Mary Bone. A few tickets are still available here: edinburghmuseums.org.uk/whats-on/phyll…

Lovely thoughtful review of Adam Bruce Thomson: The Quiet Path in Apollo Magazine @apollomagazine.bsky.social Thank you Conrad Landin !

For anyone in Stirling on Wed 25 September - I'm giving a talk on the marvellous Adam Bruce Thomson at the Stirling Smith Art Gallery at 2pm. Tickets here: smithartgalleryandmuseum.co.uk/product/talks-…

📝 CALL FOR PAPERS 📝 Submissions open for SSAH Art and Text study days held 6-7 February 2025 in partnership with National Library of Scotland. Key topics for papers: Art inspired by literature, critical writing, artists' books & archives, among others! Deadline to submit: 25 October 5pm.

Some real gems by Adam Bruce Thomson in the current exhibition The Scottish Gallery 'Sense of Wonder' continues until 28 September scottish-gallery.co.uk/whats-on/sense…

Our next exhibition at the City Art Centre Edinburgh Museums opens this Saturday 14 September! Inked Up: Printmaking in Scotland promises a feast of historic and contemporary Scottish printmaking... more info here: edinburghmuseums.org.uk/whats-on/inked…