‘Visions of Haddington’: Exhibition at the John Gray Centre, Haddington. (16th January – 2nd April 2026).

This image of the Tweeddale Monument was specially produced for the exhibition.

‘Visions of Haddington’ is a dual exhibition taking place at the John Gray Centre in Haddington. One half of the exhibition focuses on the architectural images I produced for Haddington’s History Society’s walking tour, (‘walk through history in the Royal Burgh of Haddington’), which can be viewed here on a larger scale. The other half is a display of artworks from the East Lothian Council store focusing on Haddington and its surrounding environment. These artworks range in date from the 1700s up to the present day, with the watercolours of local artist Dorothea Nimmo Smith having a strong presence. This part of the exhibition was curated by Haddington’s History Society.

Visitors to the John Gray Centre admiring the image of John Knox that adorns the Knox Institute building.

I am grateful to Haddington’s History Society for encouraging me to take the opportunity to display my work to a wider audience, and thankful to the staff at the John Gray Centre who assisted with the practical aspects of putting the exhibition in place.

More information about the John Gray Centre can be found here.

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