Pam was born in Ayrshire on the scenic West Coast of Scotland and she graduated from Glasgow School of Art in 1986.
Her work extends to both Fine Art, in the form of highly coloured ‘pure pastel’ works, mixed media paintings and Textile Design, creating colourful, painterly and textural effects on fabric.
Most of Pam’s work has been influenced by the strong colourist tradition in Scottish and French Painting, and she continues to seek a fresh modern approach, one which respects traditional drawing and painting methods, whilst offering something fresh and individual.
Galleries and Events
Paisley Art Institute Exhibitions
Morningside Gallery, Edinburgh
Thistle Gallery, Glasgow
Red Rag Gallery, Bath
Green Gallery, Stirlingshire
MacLaurin Galleries, Ayr
Hebrides Art, Seilebost, Isle of Harris
Atholl Gallery, Dunkeld, Perthshire
Fotheringham Gallery, Bridge of Allen
Stirling Art, Stirling
Tighnabruaich Gallery, Argyll
Affordable Art Fair, Hampstead, London
Affordable Art Fair, Battersea, London
Affordable Art Fair, Bristol
Edinburgh Art Fair
Glasgow Art Fair
Invited Artist, House for an Art Lover, Glasgow - The Glasgow Group
Invited Artist, The Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow - The Glasgow Group
Invited Artist, Primary Portfolio Show, Glasgow - The Glasgow Group
Pam's work has been recognised at Paisley Art Institute where the Small Painting Prize was awarded in her first year of selection.
Her work has been featured in magazines such as
House & Garden
Homes and Interiors Scotland
The World of Interiors.
Publishers include Woodmansterne, Edinburgh Arts and Ocean Publishing.
Works are now sought after by private collectors and her unique Art, Textile and Jewellery Design work continues to flourish via her own Studio and Gallery located on the West Coast of Scotland.
'Distinctive'...... Homes and Interiors Scotland 'Expressively Luminous'...... The Herald
Her work extends to both Fine Art, in the form of highly coloured ‘pure pastel’ works, mixed media paintings and Textile Design, creating colourful, painterly and textural effects on fabric.
Most of Pam’s work has been influenced by the strong colourist tradition in Scottish and French Painting, and she continues to seek a fresh modern approach, one which respects traditional drawing and painting methods, whilst offering something fresh and individual.
Galleries and Events
Paisley Art Institute Exhibitions
Morningside Gallery, Edinburgh
Thistle Gallery, Glasgow
Red Rag Gallery, Bath
Green Gallery, Stirlingshire
MacLaurin Galleries, Ayr
Hebrides Art, Seilebost, Isle of Harris
Atholl Gallery, Dunkeld, Perthshire
Fotheringham Gallery, Bridge of Allen
Stirling Art, Stirling
Tighnabruaich Gallery, Argyll
Affordable Art Fair, Hampstead, London
Affordable Art Fair, Battersea, London
Affordable Art Fair, Bristol
Edinburgh Art Fair
Glasgow Art Fair
Invited Artist, House for an Art Lover, Glasgow - The Glasgow Group
Invited Artist, The Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow - The Glasgow Group
Invited Artist, Primary Portfolio Show, Glasgow - The Glasgow Group
Pam's work has been recognised at Paisley Art Institute where the Small Painting Prize was awarded in her first year of selection.
Her work has been featured in magazines such as
House & Garden
Homes and Interiors Scotland
The World of Interiors.
Publishers include Woodmansterne, Edinburgh Arts and Ocean Publishing.
Works are now sought after by private collectors and her unique Art, Textile and Jewellery Design work continues to flourish via her own Studio and Gallery located on the West Coast of Scotland.
'Distinctive'...... Homes and Interiors Scotland 'Expressively Luminous'...... The Herald
