Michael Coombes, Emma Drye & Yolanda McKean
MEANWHILE
Preview 11th August 6 - 8pm
12th - 26th August 11 - 4pm
Part of this years Edinburgh Art Festival, MEANWHILE is an exhibition of paintings
and drawings from three artists exploring intimate incidental spaces.
Yolanda McKean paints unassuming scenes loaded with psychological tension.
Michael Coombes’ sensitive drawing is influenced by his background working in
the print industry, at a time when everything was hand drawn. Emma Drye’s
paintings record brief moments between the pavement and the studio.
The show concerns itself with the gaps between: intimate urban and domestic
space, corners of tenement gardens, edges of public parks, glimpses of quickly
traversed streets.
Join the artists and other invited speakers from 6—8pm on 17 August for an informal
discussion about sustaining an arts practice.
Free one to one arts mentoring also available from 4—5pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Sponsored by the Open College of the Arts and Brooklyn Brewery
and drawings from three artists exploring intimate incidental spaces.
Yolanda McKean paints unassuming scenes loaded with psychological tension.
Michael Coombes’ sensitive drawing is influenced by his background working in
the print industry, at a time when everything was hand drawn. Emma Drye’s
paintings record brief moments between the pavement and the studio.
The show concerns itself with the gaps between: intimate urban and domestic
space, corners of tenement gardens, edges of public parks, glimpses of quickly
traversed streets.
Join the artists and other invited speakers from 6—8pm on 17 August for an informal
discussion about sustaining an arts practice.
Free one to one arts mentoring also available from 4—5pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Sponsored by the Open College of the Arts and Brooklyn Brewery
