A new collaboration with Scottish artist, Christina Boyle, will see an exhibition with art displayed at Native, the boutique hotel on St Vincent Place. The Artist in Residence series that will add local contemporary art the modern apartments within the landmark building.
The initiative launches with artist, Christina Boyle, who will display her new twelve piece collection of abstract paintings. A graduate of Interior Design at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art in Dundee, Christina’s signature style bridges the gap between interior design and art. She often works to commission on interior projects, as well as launching her own collections whenever she finds inspiration.
Taking inspiration from Scottish landscapes, Christina’s new collection called ‘Spring Unfolding’ captures the beautiful, unpredictable and often wild west coast weather. Most of which were painted in Christina’s art studio, situated in the southside of Glasgow’s. Moody, expressive and full of colour, each piece will be hung in Native’s lobby and be on display until the start of June.
Launching today (Monday, 16th May) guests can enjoy the exclusive art exhibition and will also be able to take home a striking printed art postcard featuring one of the new paintings from Christina’s collection.
Gary White, Scotland regional manager at Native aparthotels, said: “Our ethos is to provide a home away from home, and we couldn’t be happier to tie up with the stunning works of Christina Boyle to launch our new artist in residence series.
“Each of our Native hotels celebrates the best of its surrounding area, and Christina’s art has encapsulated that perfectly.”
Christina Boyle, owner of Christina Studio said: “The new collection was painted in Glasgow and inspired by many aspects of the city and the surrounding area; from its landscapes, weather and people – so there is nothing more fitting than having Native Glasgow take part in my new collection launch.
“Ethereal, delicate & timeless with a contemporary edge, the paintings will fit into the boutique hotel decor of Native beautifully. ”
