Helen Wilson Solo Exhibition,9th - 23rd December
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1954 Born in Paisley, Renfrewshire
1965-71 Educated at John Neilson High School Paisley
1971-1976 Studied at Glasgow School of Art and Hospitalfield
AWARDS:
1974 Robert Hart Bursary and Governor’s Prize, Hospitalfield
1975 Travelling Scholarship (Italy and Yugoslavia)
W.O. Hutcheson Prize for Drawing
1976 Postgraduate Studies, Glasgow School Of Art
John and Mabel Craig Award
1976-1977 Cargill Travelling Scholarship to Colonsay and Italy
1977 Torrance Award, Royal Glasgow Institute
1979 Lauder Award, Glasgow Society of Women Artists
1980 Lady Artists Club Trust Award
1984 Elected Member Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts
1988 John Murray Thomson Award, Royal Scottish Academy
1991 Paisley Art Institute Award, Scottish Drawing Competition
1995 John Green Prize, Paisley Art Institute
1997 1st Prize, Scottish Drawing Competition
Elected R.S.W.
2000 1st Prize, Scottish Drawing Competition
2003 Cyril Gerber Award, Paisley Art Institute
Millers Art Prize, Paisley Art Institute
Garrick/Milne Competition, Commissioning Prize: Portrait of David Suchet
Regional Prize: The Discerning Eye Exhibition, Mall Galleries, London
2005 1st Prize, Scottish Drawing Competition
Awarded Diploma of The Paisley Art Institute (PAI)
David Cargill Award, Royal Glasgow Institute
Strathearn Gallery Award, Royal Glasgow Institute
SOLO EXHIBITIONS:
1978 Glasgow School of Art
1981-1982 Touring Exhibition:Glasgow, Collins Exhibition Hall
Stirling, MacRobert Centre
Aberdeen, Aberdeen Art Space
1986 Sue Rankin Gallery, London
1988 Compass Gallery, Glasgow
1989 MacAulay Gallery, Stenton Paisley Art Gallery
1993 Ancrum Gallery, Roxburghshire
1994 Roger Billcliffe Fine Art, Glasgow
2005 Roger Billcliffe Fine Art - ‘A Portrait of Scottish Ballet’
2007 Thompson’s Gallery, Marylebone, London
2010 Thompson's Gallery, London
Helen has work in private and public collections including:
Glasgow Art Gallery, Kelvingrove
Paisley Museum and Art Gallery
Scottish arts Council
Glasgow School of Art
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons
Bank of Scotland
Arthur Andersen
