Serena Rowe

Serena Rowe is a Scottish painter of landscapes, interiors and still life.

Her work has always been drawn to the natural world and they exude an innate love of paint and the act of painting: she works quickly and instinctively and always from life.

Serena Rowe is a Scottish painter of landscapes, interiors, and still lifes. Following graduation from the University of Edinburgh in 2000, she received atelier style training at Florence Academy of Art. Serena was awarded the Royal Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts Exhibition Award in 2004 which led to her ﬁrst solo show at the Kelly Gallery, Glasgow in 2005. Serena then went on to attend the Scholarship postgraduate MA course at the Prince's Drawing School the following year. She was a Winsor & Newton Young Artists Finalist at the Royal Institute of Oil Painters annual exhibition in 2010 and exhibited at the Glyndebourne Festival in 2007. She has exhibited work at New English Art Club, Royal Institute of Oil Painters, Mall Galleries and RA's Summer Exhibition. Her work is represented in the collection of HRH King Charles III.

Serena Rowe had a solo exhibition, 'Between Light and Nowhere' at 155A Gallery in October 2021.

We will be showing some new paintings by Serena at the forthcoming British Art Fair (Saatchi Gallery) in September 2025, and later in the Autumn, Serena will be having her second solo show at the Gallery.

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