Exhibitions & Events


Forthcoming

Solo Exhibition • The Scottish Gallery • 28th Nov - 23rd Dec 2024

Recent

White House Gallery • Kirkudbright • March 2024

Tatha Gallery • 10 year anniversary • April 2024

RSW Open Exhibition • 2023

Discerning Eye • Mall Galleries • London

The Scottish Gallery • Miniaturist Exhibition • Nov/Dec 2023

Modern Masters London • Gallery 8 Duke Street • June 2023

Open Studios • 29th April - 1st May 2023

Solo Show • Strathearn Gallery • 27th May - 25th June 2023

Tatha Gallery • Finding • 2022

Solo Show at The Scottish Gallery • Edinburgh • April 2022

Tatha Gallery • August 2021

Affordable Art Fair Battersea • August 2021/ 22

Resipole Gallery • Everything In-Between • Solo Show May/June 2021

The Scottish Gallery • Realist and Lyrical Landscapes • September 2020

Tatha Gallery • Three person exhibition • John Brown and Nerine Tassie • July 2020

Battersea Affordable Art Fair • March 2020

Heinzel Gallery Aberdeen • Summer Exhibition • 2019

Hampstead Affordable Art Fair • 9-12th May 2019

Immerse • Solo exhibition • June 21st -24th August • 2019

CURATORIAL PROJECTS 2018 • Tay Projects • David Mach, Arthur Watson, Marian Leven, Doug Cocker, Derrick Guild, Calum Colvin, Kate Downie, Alan Greig, David Cass, Robert Macmillan and Ruth Nicol

Tatha Gallery • Depth of Field • with Kate Downie and Paul Furneaux • 2018

Heinzel Gallery • Aberdeen • 2018

Hampstead Affordable Art Fair• London • 2018

Fabriano In Acquarello • Fabriano • Italy • May 2018

Lime Tree Gallery Long Melford • Feb 2018

CURATORIAL PROJECTS 2018Not as it Seems • Jai Llewelyn, Sharon Quigley and James Lumsden

Edinburgh Art Fair • Nov 2017

CURATORIAL PROJECTS 2017Generations of Colour • Calum McClure and David McClure

Whitehouse Gallery Kirkcudbright • May 2017

Affordable Art Fair Hampstead • May 2017

Elements • Matthew Draper, Helen Glassford and Dawnne McGeachy •  Tatha Gallery • August 2017

Talk and Demonstration • 2017

Whitehouse Gallery, Kirkudbright: Helen Tabor and Joyce Gunn Cairns • 2017

Lime Tree Gallery • Long Melford • 2017

CURATORIAL PROJECTS 2017 •  Connections: David Cass, Jackie Anderson, Jenny Pope, Lucia Gomez and Helen Denerley

CURATORIAL PROJECTS 2017Roots and Wings: Freya Payne, Ade Adesina and Kirsty Lorenz

CURATORIAL PROJECTS 2016Ghostlands: Kate Downie RSA , Robbie Bushe and Ronald Plowman

CURATORIAL PROJECTS 2016Yours Sincerely: Alan Macdonald, Joyce Gunn Cairns, Ruth Stiven

RSW Selected Show at Lillie Gallery • 2016

Promised Land with Calum McClure, Catherine Davison and Doug Cocker RSA • 2016

Edinburgh Art Fair with David Cass RWS, Calum McClure and Christopher Wood RSW • 2016

London Affordable Art Fair • 2016

Bristol Art Fair • 2016

Pittenweem Arts Festival • 2016

Strathearn Gallery • 2016

Whitehouse Gallery • 2016

RSW Open Exhibition • 2015

RSA Open Exhibition • 2015

Tatha Gallery • Summer Exhibition 2015 with David Cass, Claire Harkess and Janet Melrose

CURATORIAL PROJECTS 2015 • Marian Leven and Will Maclean 'Confluence'

Derek Guild, Chris Orr Eddie Summerton 'Lost Colonists'

Arthur Watson, Ronnie Forbes, Alan Robb, Joyce Cairns, Doug Cocker, Will Maclean, Marian Leven, Grant Clifford,  Frances Walker, Richard Demarco 'The Newport Circle'

James Castle, Joe Fan, Lennox Dunbar 'Imagine'

Iona House Gallery • Winter 2015

Edinburgh Art Fair with Paul Furneaux, Janet Melrose and Morag Muir

PAI Open Exhibition • 2015

CURATORIAL PROJECTS 2014Coastlines: joint curation with Arthur Watson PRSA of Frances Walker RSA Solo Show

CURATORIAL PROJECTS 2014Life Cycles: with Ronnie Forbes RSA , Alastair Ross RSA and Grant Clifford RSA

CURATORIAL PROJECTS 2014Portable Landscapes: with Richard Demarco RSA, Dawson Murray RSW and Ann Oram RSW     

CURATORIAL PROJECTS 2014Beginnings: with Joyce Cairns RSA, Alan Robb RSA and Doug Cocker RSA

Commentary


In Northern Light, Helen Glassford finds abstract beauty in a landscape of light over water.
— Duncan Macmillan, The Scotsman, 2016 (RSA Open Exhibition)
As a painter, Helen Glassford brings a softness to her work, which nudges its way into the visual memory of the beholder. Her abstract landscapes reveal a deft touch and are in possession of a lilting approach to colour and tone. Everything in its place and a place for everything.
— Jan Patience, 2015

Education

2002: Masters of Fine Art, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art. Dundee, Scotland

1995–1998: BA (Hons) Fine Art, Drawing & Painting. Duncan of Jordanstone

1994–1995: Foundation in Art & Design. Cumbria Institute of the Arts, Carlisle, Cumbria

Awards

2023: Watermark award at The RSW

2023: Elected professional member of the RSW (Royal Scottish Water Society)

2021: Elected professional member of VAS (Visual Arts Scotland)

2020: Shortlisted Castlegate Prize

2007: Awarded runner up of the largest privately funded art award in the UK - the Jolomo Lloyds TSB Landscape Painting Awards

2001: MFA Scholarship: Duncan of Jordanstone

1999: The Armour Award, Royal Glasgow Institute

1998: Cuthbert New Young Artist Award, The Royal Glasgow Institute

1998: Highland Spring Purchase Prize

1998: Sir Robin Philipson Memorial Medal, Royal Scottish Academy

Public Collections

McManus Art Gallery, Dundee 2019

Many private collections world wide

 

Helen was the Founder and Director of Tatha Gallery, Newport on Tay 2013 - 2020