About Gerry Miller

Biography
I want to put as much beauty in the world as I can and make life more interesting by appealing to people’s aesthetic wavelength.
Most of my work is figurative and landscape done in different mediums and styles.
Popular culture and it’s classic icons are a dominant theme as
I think our media and entertainment industries play a large part in our lives.
Influences include Hopper, Warhol, Dali, Picasso, Erich Fichtl, and Monet to mention a few.
My artistic career began in mid-eighties London where I worked as a professional portrait artist, whilst taking life-drawing classes at St. Martins School of Art
Despite tempting offers to worki as a fashion designer on London’s King’s Road or exhibit in a New York gallery I kept to my path. I simply loved drawing and painting people, and I wasn’t ready for New York.
Fate had me destined for Europe, namely Bavaria where I had my first solo exhibitions and developed my career as an artist for real.
Later I moved to the east of Berlin and since 1994 have enjoyed watching the former GDR’s dynamic changing landscapes as it transforms into a new economy. This inspires me and reflects my own artwork....
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Education
1986 - 1987
St Martins School of Art
1980 - 1981
Stvenson college
1975 - 1977
Ellis Robins Secondary School
1972 - 1975
Aberdeen Grammar School
Awards
1977
Ellis Robin's School -Best Artist Prize
The trophy awarded to the best artist in the school.
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Links

Like me on Facebook

Follow me on Twitter

Follow me on Pinterest

Follow me on Instagram

Visit my website

Education

1986 - 1987

St Martins School of Art

1980 - 1981

Stvenson college

1975 - 1977

Ellis Robins Secondary School

1972 - 1975

Aberdeen Grammar School

Awards

1977

Ellis Robin's School -Best Artist Prize

The trophy awarded to the best artist in the school.

There are no upcoming events

Biography

I want to put as much beauty in the world as I can and make life more interesting by appealing to people’s aesthetic wavelength.

Most of my work is figurative and landscape done in different mediums and styles.

Popular culture and it’s classic icons are a dominant theme as

I think our media and entertainment industries play a large part in our lives.

Influences include Hopper, Warhol, Dali, Picasso, Erich Fichtl, and Monet to mention a few.

My artistic career began in mid-eighties London where I worked as a professional portrait artist, whilst taking life-drawing classes at St. Martins School of Art

Despite tempting offers to worki as a fashion designer on London’s King’s Road or exhibit in a New York gallery I kept to my path. I simply loved drawing and painting people, and I wasn’t ready for New York.

Fate had me destined for Europe, namely Bavaria where I had my first solo exhibitions and developed my career as an artist for real.

Later I moved to the east of Berlin and since 1994 have enjoyed watching the former GDR’s dynamic changing landscapes as it transforms into a new economy. This inspires me and reflects my own artwork....

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