Join the exclusive evening event "An Evening of Joan Eardley" at the renowned Hunterian Art Gallery in Glasgow. This event is a celebration of the remarkable artist Joan Eardley, whose work has left an indelible mark on Scottish art. Eardley, known for her stunning paintings of Glasgow children and the Aberdeenshire coast, has an extraordinary collection of artwork housed at the Hunterian. The gallery's collection spans her entire career, showcasing her ability to capture the profound energy of her subjects. Experience the timeless quality of Eardley's work, which continues to resonate with viewers today. Immerse yourself in the artist's world as the curator of British Art, Anne Dulau, provides insights into Eardley's life and artistic journey. Additionally, Scottish Literature Professor Alan Riach will captivate attendees with poetry readings inspired by Eardley's works. The evening will also feature musical performances by singer-songwriter Kris Drever, including his heartfelt song "Catterline," which pays homage to Eardley and her relationship with the coastal village. Don't miss this opportunity to learn more about Joan Eardley and her incredible career. Immerse yourself in her legacy at the Hunterian Art Gallery in Glasgow. Tickets for this event are priced at £10 - £12, and the event will take place on February 1, 2024.

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