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Malcolm Tait, Artist and Maker

Explore the artist's work and it's "raison d'etre" here.

  • Gallery 1 : Abstracts
  • Gallery 2 : Landscape and Place
  • Gallery 3 : Colour and Shape.
  • Gallery 4 : The Human Condition
  • Gallery 5 : Making and Assemblage.
  • Gallery 6 : Drawing
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Gallery 2 : Landscape and Place

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Recent Posts

  • A Fragile Harmony
  • It was Fate, that brought me here ………
  • A Quiet Word ….. in your shell like!
  • I’m Back!
  • In Search of the Purple Fish.

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Part 5, Project 1: A… on Space – the final frontie…

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  • December 2019
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  • September 2016
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  • December 2014
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  • August 2014
  • June 2013
  • December 2012
  • April 2012
  • February 2012
  • October 2011

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Flickr Photos

Resistance[ ... ghostly apparitions no. II ]bridge at blue hour
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The Gecko and a Half Glass, (acrylic on canvas, 50 x 60 x 3.5 cm.) This piece will be shown in my next exhibition "Elements of Knowing and Memory" early in 2022. #painting #acrylicpainting #memory #halfglass #gecko
One for my fellow cat lovers.
A Ploughed Field Remembered.
This photo should have accompanied last post.
Exhibition over and back in the studio working on the next exhibition "Colour, Shape and Memory."
First day of the exhibition yesterday "In Search of the Purple Fish". I am raising funds for the Royal Papworth Hospital Charity by raffling of an original seascape painting (see photo) and any money made from the sale of the exhibition catalogue.
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