9 May - 6 June 2026
29 Newtown Street, Duns
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An exhibition of artwork by Edward Fellows, Jake Harvey RSA and Tjibbe Hooghiemstra

 

Ed, Jake and Tjibbe share a uncomplicated relationship with their making processes and materials. Their work is both visceral, lyrical and intelligent; pared-down to a point that exposes a vulnerability and an unflinching honesty.

 

Tjibbe Hooghiemstra (1957) has exhibited in The Netherlands and abroad on a regular basis. His work is a number of collections, including the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, Teylers Museum Haarlem, Fries Museum Leeuwarden and the National Collection of Drawing, Limerick, Ireland.

 

Born in 1948 in Kelso in the Scottish Borders, Jake Harvey RSA was Head of the School of Sculpture at Edinburgh College of Art for eleven years. He is Emeritus Professor of Sculpture University of Edinburgh and lives and works in Maxton in the Scottish Borders. 

 

Ed Fellows (1967) has worked and exhibited in London, India, Poland, and Scotland. He has taught fine art and sculpture at BA and post graduate levels at Central Saint Martins and Byam Shaw School of Art, London. Ed is also a practicing NHS psychotherapist specialising in trauma.

 

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Banner image: Anna Brass, John Brown & Kelly Popoff at No31 Gallery, image courtesy of No31

  • About No31 Gallery
    No31 Gallery

    About No31 Gallery

    No31 Gallery  opened in October 2024 in Duns in the Scottish Borders.

     

    No31 gallery actively seeks engagement with new audiences and communities and hopes to positively tackle issues such as access to visual arts in a rural location.
    Our aim is to show a diversity of art practices of high quality. We want to bring artists and their work together to create a dialogue and help engender the artistic community in the Scottish Borders. The gallery programmes both emerging and established artists from Scotland and abroad by invitation.