Jane McCance, Artist’s Talk, Lillie Art Gallery, Saturday 13 May, 2017
Artist Jane McCance is currently exhibiting here the Lillie Art Gallery.
On Saturday 13th May at 2pm she will be giving a free talk about her work.
Exhibition runs until 25 May, 2017
?Different Indifference?
A new body of work exploring the universal experience of absence, loss and
separation, and the role of romanticism and nostalgia in acceptance of this
experience. Jane McCance is a painter and writer born in Glasgow in 1974.
She is an alumna of Glasgow School of Art.
Lillie Art Gallery, Station Rd, Scotland, Glasgow, Milngavie, Glasgow G62 8BZ
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