Tel: 0131 449 2050 Email: elizabeth.cull@btinternet.com website: www.elizabethcullglass.co.uk
In 2000, I opened my own studio, where I both practice and teach glass art. I work mostly to commission and for exhibitions. I work using contemporary leaded techniques as well as fusing, painting, sand blasting, and kiln-forming. I exhibit regularly in group exhibitions, with the Scottish Glass Society and elsewhere. I have had solo exhibitions in Falkirk Park Gallery, Peter Potter Gallery in Haddington, Harbour Gallery in Port Seton & in the Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh. I give individually designed lessons (up to 4 students, but usually one or two) in glass fusing and sandblasting in particular as well as other methods. For further details and to apply, email to the address above. Some images of my work below:
Solo Glass Exhibitions 2006: 'Triptych' , painting, glass and photography, Harbour Gallery, Port Seton 2006: 'The Blue Planet' Falkirk Park Gallery 2008: 'Triptych' at Peter Potter Gallery, Haddington 2009: 'Triptych' at Howard Bar, Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh 2012: 'Web @nd Wood' Solo glass and photography, Harbour Gallery, Port Seton 2017: Solo glass in 'Pop Up' exhibition, with painters, 26th Nov. 2017 at The Studio, 1 The Lade, EH14 7LB 2019: 'Triptych' at Almondell and Calder Country Park Visitors Centre. Nr Broxburn. May 18th to June 26th
Selected previous Exhibitions 2010: Shine, Queen's Gallery, Dundee. 2010: December: Peter Potter Christmas Exhibition, Haddington 2010: Harbour Gallery Christmas Exhibition, Port Seton 2010: Dancing Light Gallery, Lamancha, West Linton 2011: St Columba's Annual Exhibition, Edinburgh 2011: Three Harbours Exhibition, Harbour Gallery. 2011: 'Art for Japan' fundraising exhibition, Balerno 2011: 'Trove SGS exhibition' at Perth Museum and Art Gallery 2012: April- July, 'No4 Gallery', St Abbs 2012: St Columba's exhibition, Edinburgh June 6-9th 2012/3: 17th Nov -26th Jan 2013, 'Winter Warmth', at Callendar House Gallery, Falkirk. 2013 Sold at Saatchi 'Colour' online gallery 2013: St Columba's Exhibition, Edinburgh, June 2013: Three Harbours Arts Festival, June 2013: Scottish Glass Society Annual Exhibition, Glasgow 2013-4: Winter Exhibition, The Makers Gallery and Bistro, Alloa 2014: St Columba's Exhibition June 2014: Three Harbour's Art Festival June-July 2014: in July, some of my windows featured in BBC2 programme 'The Secret History of our Streets' about Moray Place, Edinburgh. 2014: SGS exhibition, Peter Potter 2014: Art44 Open Studio -August 9th 2014: 'Art for Syria' Exhibition, Balerno Parish Church, August 26-28 2014-5: Christmas Exhibition Peter Potter Gallery, Haddington 2015: Feb. A stained glass front door features in '25 Beautiful Homes' magazine. 2015: 4-7th June, St Columba's Annual Exhibition, Edinburgh 2016: 'Weather forecast' SGS Annual Exhibition, Edinburgh 2017: 'Heritage', Gallery10, Edinburgh SGS exhibition Aug 14-Oct 1st. 2017: Pop up Art Exhibition in association with Pentlands Book Festival, 26th November. 2018: "Glorious Glass' Trades House of Glasgow 11-18 Sept. open 10:30am to 4pm (til l6:30pm Thurs, 5pm Fri.)
Stained Glass installations Work also displayed at: www.scottishglasssociety.com westendartgallery@gmail.com Employment / Training: Following my scientific career I studied at Leith School of Art and The Open College of the Arts, and attended several glass courses including two Master classes at Northlands Creative Glass Studios. I have commercial installations in Crief, a 'famous grouse' window at the Glenturret Distillery. I made 4 backlit wall panels for Bar Habana, Edinburgh. I designed and installed 10 windows/door panels in Balerno Parish Church in 2007. In 2008 I designed, made and installed (with the help of the metal worker) a metal and sandblasted glass decoration for 8 full-length windows, and an above door window, in the new Inverkeithing Civic Centre. I have 3 fused/leaded panel in the Mill Cafe, Balerno. Recently completed a commission of a front door in the Borders, and a Glass light box 'Cycle of Life' for the new St Columba's Hospice, Edinburgh. |