The &Gallery

The &Gallery &Gallery is a contemporary art gallery located at 3 Dundas Street, Edinburgh.

Shared Material :: Ceramics Showcase6 June – 1 July 2026This exhibition brings together sculptural ceramic works by elev...
18/06/2026

Shared Material :: Ceramics Showcase
6 June – 1 July 2026

This exhibition brings together sculptural ceramic works by eleven artists. Using clay as a shared point of departure, Shared Material highlights the diversity of approaches, forms and ideas that emerge through individual practices.

While united by material, the works reveal distinct sensibilities – ranging from precise and architectural to expressive and intuitive – demonstrating the breadth of contemporary ceramic practice.

Through this focused presentation, the exhibition invites viewers to consider how a single material can generate a wide spectrum of artistic responses, shaped by each artist’s process, perspective and relationship to clay.

Exhibiting artists:
A-S Rope • Dan Kelly • Derek Wilson • Frances Priest • Jane Cairns • Lorraine Robson • Matthew Chambers • Nicholas Lees • Rebecca Appleby • Roger Coll • Steven Edwards

For more information, please contact the gallery [email protected]

Future exhibition:David QuinnKyoto4 - 29 JulyJoin us for the opening on Saturday 4th July from 2-4pm. Known for his inti...
17/06/2026

Future exhibition:
David Quinn
Kyoto
4 - 29 July

Join us for the opening on Saturday 4th July from 2-4pm.

Known for his intimate abstract paintings, Quinn creates carefully layered works inspired by book design, musical notation, signwriting, and the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi—the acceptance of transience and imperfection. Built through repeated patterns of lines, dots and grids, his paintings possess a quiet rhythm and meditative quality, with muted colours and worn edges that evoke the passage of time.

Drawing on the artist’s recent time in Japan, Kyoto brings together a new body of work that reflects Quinn’s instinctive approach to painting, where subtle mark-making and layered surfaces create visual haikus that reward close looking.

Shared Material :: Ceramics Showcase6 June – 1 July 2026This exhibition brings together sculptural ceramic works by elev...
16/06/2026

Shared Material :: Ceramics Showcase
6 June – 1 July 2026

This exhibition brings together sculptural ceramic works by eleven artists. Using clay as a shared point of departure, Shared Material highlights the diversity of approaches, forms and ideas that emerge through individual practices.

While united by material, the works reveal distinct sensibilities – ranging from precise and architectural to expressive and intuitive – demonstrating the breadth of contemporary ceramic practice.

Through this focused presentation, the exhibition invites viewers to consider how a single material can generate a wide spectrum of artistic responses, shaped by each artist’s process, perspective and relationship to clay.

Exhibiting artists:
A-S Rope • Dan Kelly • Derek Wilson • Frances Priest • Jane Cairns • Lorraine Robson • Matthew Chambers • Nicholas Lees • Rebecca Appleby • Roger Coll • Steven Edwards

📸 Lorraine Robson, Bleaching Vessel, Coil-built with sprigs ceramic, white glaze, 16 x 32 x 32 cm.

For more information, please contact the gallery: [email protected]

Shared Material :: Ceramics Showcase6 June – 1 July 2026This exhibition brings together sculptural ceramic works by elev...
15/06/2026

Shared Material :: Ceramics Showcase
6 June – 1 July 2026

This exhibition brings together sculptural ceramic works by eleven artists. Using clay as a shared point of departure, Shared Material highlights the diversity of approaches, forms and ideas that emerge through individual practices.

While united by material, the works reveal distinct sensibilities – ranging from precise and architectural to expressive and intuitive – demonstrating the breadth of contemporary ceramic practice.

Through this focused presentation, the exhibition invites viewers to consider how a single material can generate a wide spectrum of artistic responses, shaped by each artist’s process, perspective and relationship to clay.

Exhibiting artists:
A-S Rope • Dan Kelly • Derek Wilson • Frances Priest • Jane Cairns • Lorraine Robson • Matthew Chambers • Nicholas Lees • Rebecca Appleby • Roger Coll • Steven Edwards

For more information, please contact the gallery [email protected]

Now showing:Shared Material :: Ceramics Showcase6 June - 1 July 2026This exhibition brings together sculptural ceramic w...
13/06/2026

Now showing:
Shared Material :: Ceramics Showcase
6 June - 1 July 2026

This exhibition brings together sculptural ceramic works by eleven artists. Using clay as a shared point of departure, the exhibition highlights the diversity of approaches, forms and ideas that emerge through individual practices. While united by material, the works reveal distinct sensibilities - ranging from precise and architectural to expressive and intuitive - demonstrating the breadth of contemporary ceramic practice.
 
Through this focused presentation, the exhibition invites viewers to consider how a single material can generate a wide spectrum of artistic responses, shaped by each artist’s process, perspective and relationship to clay.
 
Exhibiting artists:
A-S Rope
Dan Kelly
Derek Wilson
Frances Priest
Jane Cairns
Lorraine Robson
Matthew Chambers
Nicholas Lees
Rebecca Appleby
Roger Coll
Steven Edwards

📸 Dan Kelly, Bowl, Stoneware with porcelain detail, 22.5 × 40.5 cm.

For more information contact [email protected]

Now showing:Shared Material :: Ceramics Showcase6 June - 1 July 2026This exhibition brings together sculptural ceramic w...
09/06/2026

Now showing:
Shared Material :: Ceramics Showcase
6 June - 1 July 2026

This exhibition brings together sculptural ceramic works by eleven artists. Using clay as a shared point of departure, the exhibition highlights the diversity of approaches, forms and ideas that emerge through individual practices. While united by material, the works reveal distinct sensibilities - ranging from precise and architectural to expressive and intuitive - demonstrating the breadth of contemporary ceramic practice.
 
Through this focused presentation, the exhibition invites viewers to consider how a single material can generate a wide spectrum of artistic responses, shaped by each artist’s process, perspective and relationship to clay.
 
Exhibiting artists:
A-S Rope
Dan Kelly
Derek Wilson
Frances Priest
Jane Cairns
Lorraine Robson
Matthew Chambers
Nicholas Lees
Rebecca Appleby
Roger Coll
Steven Edwards

📸 Matthew Chambers, Two Tone Twist, Stoneware, H26 x W26 x D20 cm.

For more information contact [email protected]

Mary Morrison is from the Outer Hebrides and much of her work draws from the space, light and elemental qualities which ...
07/06/2026

Mary Morrison is from the Outer Hebrides and much of her work draws from the space, light and elemental qualities which are unique to the islands.

Her work suggests liminal spaces, edges, tidal lines – always shifting. She evokes a sense of place and natural forms through the use of materials which include oil, pigment and beeswax. Fluid paint effects often combine with graphic elements and annotation relating to mapping, measuring and music, creating an additional visual language and a tension within the paintings.

Sea Foam I, Sea Foam II & Seal Morning VIII
Oil and mixed media on canvas
30 x 30 cm

For more information contact [email protected]

Opening tomorrow! Shared Material :: Ceramics Showcase6 June - 1 July 2026Join us for the opening on Saturday 6 June fro...
05/06/2026

Opening tomorrow!
Shared Material :: Ceramics Showcase
6 June - 1 July 2026

Join us for the opening on Saturday 6 June from 2-4pm.

This exhibition brings together sculptural ceramic works by eleven artists. Using clay as a shared point of departure, the exhibition highlights the diversity of approaches, forms and ideas that emerge through individual practices. While united by material, the works reveal distinct sensibilities - ranging from precise and architectural to expressive and intuitive - demonstrating the breadth of contemporary ceramic practice.
 
Through this focused presentation, the exhibition invites viewers to consider how a single material can generate a wide spectrum of artistic responses, shaped by each artist’s process, perspective and relationship to clay.
 
Exhibiting artists:
A-S Rope
Dan Kelly
Derek Wilson
Frances Priest
Jane Cairns
Lorraine Robson
Matthew Chambers
Nicholas Lees
Rebecca Appleby
Roger Coll
Steven Edwards

📸 Derek Wilson, balance 002, Thrown and hand-built stoneware, Yellow & pink engobe, H 26 cm x W 19 cm.

For more information contact [email protected]

02/06/2026

Opening this weekend!
Shared Material :: Ceramics Showcase
6 June - 1 July 2026

Join us for the opening on Saturday 6 June from 2-4pm.

This exhibition brings together sculptural ceramic works by eleven artists. Using clay as a shared point of departure, the exhibition highlights the diversity of approaches, forms and ideas that emerge through individual practices. While united by material, the works reveal distinct sensibilities - ranging from precise and architectural to expressive and intuitive - demonstrating the breadth of contemporary ceramic practice.
 
Through this focused presentation, the exhibition invites viewers to consider how a single material can generate a wide spectrum of artistic responses, shaped by each artist’s process, perspective and relationship to clay.
 
Exhibiting artists:
A-S Rope
Dan Kelly
Derek Wilson
Frances Priest
Jane Cairns
Lorraine Robson
Matthew Chambers
Nicholas Lees
Rebecca Appleby
Roger Coll
Steven Edwards

📸 Striped Fold XXIX, Parian and porcelain, 46 x 30 x 30 cm.

For more information contact [email protected]

Address

3 Dundas Street
Edinburgh
EH36QG

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm

Telephone

+441314670618

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