l A CHARITY art exhibition featuring some of Scotland's most popular painters is being mounted at Glasgow's St Enoch Centre.
l A CHARITY art exhibition featuring some of Scotland's most popular painters is being mounted at Glasgow's St Enoch Centre.
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The Artists for Mary's Meals exhibition, which has previously been staged in art galleries, runs from today to October 28 on the first floor of the shopping centre.
The display will include paintings from John Lowrie Morrison, one of Scotland's best loved contemporary artists, award-winning abstract artist Emma Davis, and Robert Mulhern. The paintings in the exhibition, which is free to enter, are for sale, with artists donating a percentage of the price to the children's charity. John Lowrie Morrison – known as Jolomo – has donated an oil painting entitled Wee Croft In The Knapdale Woods, Argyll. The entire sale price of £1800 will go to Artists for Mary's Meals.
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