Muddled Syncopation exhibition closing at Beacon Arts Centre

 <i>(Image: Christopher Bowen)</i>
(Image: Christopher Bowen)
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FRASER Taylor’s Muddled Syncopation exhibition closes at Greenock’s Beacon Arts Centre on November 7.

Visitors have until Saturday to see the exhibition, which features 14 large-scale canvases made with oil paint and collage.

The collection explores the relationship between people and the landscapes they inhabit. Taylor drew inspiration from places including his studio and the coast of Orkney.

Works examine how humanity and landscape interact, bringing natural settings together with references to the human form.

The exhibition is one of the venue’s major gallery showcases. It gives visitors an opportunity to see Taylor’s painting and collage before the display ends.

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