Scottish Field

White Fox Gallery

So, what’s in a name?

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The White Fox Gallery speaks of the coming together of its two founding partners: painter, Virginie Renard (Renard being, of course, French for Fox) and photograph­er, Stephen Whitehorne as they opened their first gallery premises on Lord Home’s Hirsel Estate, in Coldstream in 2013.

A name which, 8 years later, has come to now represent an entirely unique art experience in beautiful, bright and elegant Georgian premises on Coldstream High Street. An invitation to amble leisurely amongst a wide range of outstandin­g artworks, displayed across two very large rooms. And, should you be seeking the perfect statement piece for your home or boardroom, or a smaller gift, Virginie is always at hand to advise and help you in your selection or discuss personal commission­s.

The French and English pair is long establishe­d in Scotland, with its wild places, its moods and the everchangi­ng light inspiring not only their own work but providing the creative spark for many of their artists too.

As Virginie enthuses: “we are so proud and privileged to being able to exhibit the work of more than 50 of the most accomplish­ed artists from the Scottish Borders and other parts of the UK too. These include well-establishe­d and award winning artists, designers and makers of national and internatio­nal repute as well as younger, talented creatives just beginning to make their mark on Scotland’s art and craft scene. What we look for primarily in our artists is authentici­ty of expression, technical expertise, and an innate sense of aesthetics. In return, we offer our customers and visitors inspiring contempora­ry art in a variety of media, genres and styles and pride ourselves for our excellence of service.”

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 ??  ?? Traces of a lost Garden, John McClenaghe­n
Traces of a lost Garden, John McClenaghe­n
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Tropical Whirlpool, Graham Muir

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