Andy Cross' Landlines: A Scottish Art Exhibition

0:00An Edinburgh gallery is launching a solo show for Scottish painter Andy Cross. Titled Land Lines, it features 35 new works, blending landscapes, and still life said Morningside Gallery. The exhibition opens on the 28th of March and runs through the 12th of April. Andy hails from Hamilton and studied jewelry and silver smithing at Glasgow School of Art. He shifted from teaching to painting full-time, drawing inspiration from South Lanarkshire's countryside and trips to France. His pieces capture everything from stormy Scottish skies to sunny pervance scenes. Fans appreciate how Andy celebrates nature's moods through light, color, and lime. His style nods to Joan Eardley, a beloved Scottish artist whose influence shows in his palettes and setups. Meanwhile, a new Eardley show is happening at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art. You can cast the paintings in person, online, or via virtual tour. A private view kicks off on the 28th from 2-4pm open to everyone after that.

1:02Whether you're local or far off, this spotlights Andy's fresh take on the everyday beauty around us. I'm Corey with the story that's your Edinburgh News Today update AI-powered and always on.