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1999 - 2001
Open University
1973 - 1977
Durham University
1964 - 1971
Slough Grammar School
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Event: Places of Pilgrimage
Dates: 8 Apr 2017 - 1 May 2017
Places of Pilgrimage is an exciting exhibition of paintings and hand made prints. This is a touring exhibition by Yorkshire artist Ian Scott Massie about special locations where people go for a variety of reasons. The reasons might be musical, cinematic, spiritual, historical, legendary or literary. The places featured stretch from the standing stones of Men An Tol in Cornwall to the granite city of Aberdeen in Scotland.
Ian has spent the last two years travelling Britain portraying places as diverse as Dylan Thomas’ boathouse (where he wrote Under Milk Wood), King Arthur’s castle at Tintagel and Greyfriars Bobby’s grave in Edinburgh.
There is an accompanying published by SPCK available from Amazon.
Event: Places of Pilgrimage
Dates: 1 Nov 2016 - 21 Dec 2016
Places of Pilgrimage is an exciting exhibition of paintings and hand made prints. This is a touring exhibition by Yorkshire artist Ian Scott Massie about special locations where people go for a variety of reasons. The reasons might be musical, cinematic, spiritual, historical, legendary or literary. The places featured stretch from the standing stones of Men An Tol in Cornwall to the granite city of Aberdeen in Scotland.
Ian has spent the last two years travelling Britain portraying places as diverse as Dylan Thomas’ boathouse (where he wrote Under Milk Wood), King Arthur’s castle at Tintagel and Greyfriars Bobby’s grave in Edinburgh.
There is an accompanying published by SPCK available from Amazon.
Event: Places of Pilgrimage
Dates: 5 Oct 2016 - 18 Oct 2016
Places of Pilgrimage is an exciting exhibition of paintings and hand made prints. This is a touring exhibition by Yorkshire artist Ian Scott Massie about special locations where people go for a variety of reasons. The reasons might be musical, cinematic, spiritual, historical, legendary or literary. The places featured stretch from the standing stones of Men An Tol in Cornwall to the granite city of Aberdeen in Scotland.
Ian has spent the last two years travelling Britain portraying places as diverse as Dylan Thomas’ boathouse (where he wrote Under Milk Wood), King Arthur’s castle at Tintagel and Greyfriars Bobby’s grave in Edinburgh.
There is an accompanying published by SPCK available from Amazon.
Event: Places of Pilgrimage
Dates: 9 Sep 2016 - 18 Sep 2016
Places of Pilgrimage is an exciting exhibition of paintings and hand made prints. This is a touring exhibition by Yorkshire artist Ian Scott Massie about special locations where people go for a variety of reasons. The reasons might be musical, cinematic, spiritual, historical, legendary or literary. The places featured stretch from the standing stones of Men An Tol in Cornwall to the granite city of Aberdeen in Scotland.
Ian has spent the last two years travelling Britain portraying places as diverse as Dylan Thomas’ boathouse (where he wrote Under Milk Wood), King Arthur’s castle at Tintagel and Greyfriars Bobby’s grave in Edinburgh.
There is an accompanying published by SPCK available from Amazon.
Event: Places of Pilgrimage
Dates: 16 Jul 2016 - 30 Jul 2016
Places of Pilgrimage is an exciting exhibition of paintings and hand made prints. This is a touring exhibition by Yorkshire artist Ian Scott Massie about special locations where people go for a variety of reasons. The reasons might be musical, cinematic, spiritual, historical, legendary or literary. The places featured stretch from the standing stones of Men An Tol in Cornwall to the granite city of Aberdeen in Scotland.
Ian has spent the last two years travelling Britain portraying places as diverse as Dylan Thomas’ boathouse (where he wrote Under Milk Wood), King Arthur’s castle at Tintagel and Greyfriars Bobby’s grave in Edinburgh.
There is an accompanying published by SPCK available from Amazon.
Biography
Ian Scott Massie grew up close to the childhood home of Paul Nash – an abiding influence in his work He began painting professionally while a student in Durham. Working first in oils and screen print, his work progressed through acrylic ink and paint before he settled comfortably into the medium of watercolour, which he frequently combines with unlikely materials such as Indian ink, sepia and wax. He has specialised for some years in single themed exhibitions which frequently draw inspiration from stories and his work is shown in galleries across the UK. His aim is to capture the personality of places.
