SUE JANE TAYLOR

“I had always been aware of the oil industry in Scotland, it was part of contemporary Highland culture. I was born on the Black Isle and whilst growing up there in the 1970s the oil boom hit the Highlands of Scotland. Nigg and Ardersier construction yards flanked the Black Isle. I witnessed the radical changes to the area and the changes it made to peoples’ lives there, both positive and negative.”

Diary extract: Oilwork North Sea Diaries publication

 

ABOUT SUE JANE TAYLOR

Sue Jane Taylor is a visual artist, born and brought up on the Black Isle in the Eastern Highlands of Scotland, where her ancestors have lived for centuries. She studied at Gray’s School of Art Aberdeen, Slade School of Fine Art London and Kungliga Konsthögskolan (The Royal Institute of Art), Stockholm, Sweden.

Cold Water Oil

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STICK Online Conference

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Artist in Residence 2020

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2018-2019 Offshore Visits

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Sue Jane Taylor, artist, Achavandra, Scotland By Nick Hand

In the summer of 2009, Nick Hand set off to cycle around the coast of Britain and Ireland. The people...
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The Brent Field

Giclée print for sale Opportunity to purchase The Brent Field image: Limited edition of 100 A3 size, giclee print (inkjet)...
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Age of Oil completes its tour 2017 – 2019

On the 12th of November 2019, #AgeofOil touring exhibition, in association with National Museums Scotland, ended after touring for two...
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Maritime Perspectives Collecting Art of a Seafaring Nation

Scottish Maritime Museum, Irvine 1 June – 21 October 2018 Meet the artist Sue Jane Taylor – Tea, Talk and...
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View from the Deck curated by Aberdeen Art Gallery & Museums

5 May – 31 October 2018   Artworks by Sue Jane Taylor from the Aberdeen Art Gallery’s & Museums’ collection....
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Age of Oil touring in association with National Museum of Scotland

Sir Duncan Rice Library, University of Aberdeen 23 March – 8 July 2018 More artefacts and artworks added to original...
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