Lisa is based on the North West coast of Scotland in a remote part of the world full of wildlife, wide-open landscapes and extremes. She trained at Brighton Polytechnic, Psalter Lane Sheffield and Grays School of Art, Aberdeen. Her work has focussed on sound, video and more recently painting and drawing inspired by the extreme weather and landscape of the Highlands.
Her working studio and small gallery space is in Shieldaig, close to the Torridon mountains. She is often open for visits. You can also view and buy work from the online shop.
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BLUE ROOF STUDIO
& GALLERY
SHIELDAIG
2025
Open 1-5pm Mon - Fri
If you prefer to call in the morning or at weekends just text/whatsapp/call 07443412637
and arrange a time or just try the bell on the gate to see if I'm in.
You can also email me at:
lisa@lisafenton.co.uk
News / events
May 2025 news
Elected a professional member of the Society of Scottish Artists
Nov 2024 news
Elected a professional member of Visual Arts Scotland
Upcoming Exhibitions
Solo Exhibition Gairloch Museum, NW Highlands Sept-Dec 2025
Society of Scottish Artists, Ulaidhean/Treasures Exhibition at Gairloch Museum, NW Highlands 6 Jul – 28 Sept 2024
Currently exhibiting at
Blue Roof Studio, Shieldaig
Dockside Gallery, Berwick Upon Tweed
Recently exhibited at
Society of Scottish Artists, Ulaidhean/Treasures Exhibition at Gairloch Museum, NW Highlands 6 Jul – 28 Sept 2024
Visual Arts Scotland Centenary Show at The Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh 17/2/24-19/3/24
Reviewed in The Times, 4* and The Scotsman 4*
Including a small mention 'Lisa Fenton O'Brien's Raintrees, a lovely drawing of trees, is done, says the artist, with ink and raindrops.'
RSW 143rd Centenary Show Annual Open at The Royal Scottish Academy. Edinburgh 13/1/24-6/2/24
Reviewed in the Scotsman 4* by Duncan Macmillan, and a small mention 'there are plenty of others where real skill skill is the vehicle for something much more valuable. Take Lisa Fenton O'Brien's 'Coile Badan Mhugaidgh, October' for instance. Executed in ink and wash, both cool grey and warm sepia, it is a free and lively drawing of pines against a misty background.......'
Society of Scottish Artists 125th Annual Exhibition at the MacLaurin Gallery, Ayrshire 19/11/23-14/1/24