The Airdrie Boys, RGI
New Exhibition RGI
The Airdrie Boys
A Collection Of Work By John Cunningham & Dan Ferguson
Dan Ferguson Dumbarton Rock
John Cunningham, River Annick, Kilmaurs
Exhibition Runs
Saturday 4 October – Saturday 1 November 2014
Dan Ferguson and John Cunningham were born in Lanarkshire and educated at
Airdrie Academy where their life long friendship was formed.
Both studied drawing and painting at Glasgow School of Art and went on to become
senior lecturers there, influencing the careers of many students.
They exhibited in the same major shows in Scotland; the RGI, RSA and RSW and both were active members of The Glasgow Art Club.
Royal Glasgow Institute Of The Fine Arts
Kelly Gallery 118 Douglas Street Glasgow G2 4et
Open: Monday – Saturday 10am – 5pm
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