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The last year has been a strange one for everyone.  I hope that you’ve all stayed well, had vaccinations, and coped with the several lockdowns… Read More »Spring 2021 MacDonald Gill Newsletter

When I wrote the last newsletter in June, there was hope that the Covid pandemic would be over by the autumn. Sadly that hasn’t happened… Read More »Autumn 2020 MacDonald Gill Newsletter

Since the last newsletter, a lot has happened, not least the Covid-19 pandemic. I hope that you are well and have avoided getting this terrible… Read More »Spring-Summer 2020 MacDonald Gill Newsletter

Max Gill: Wonderground Man – the most recent exhibition at Ditchling Museum of Art – which ended in April this year – attracted a host… Read More »Autumn 2019 Newsletter

Exhibition: Max Gill: Wonderground Man Ditchling Museum of Art + Craft – in the village Max knew so well – is the perfect venue for… Read More »Winter-Spring 2019 Newsletter

Max Gill and Ditchling First, there’s great news on the exhibition front – Max Gill: Wonderground Man will open at Ditchling Museum of Art +… Read More »Summer 2018 Newsletter

At the end of October MacDonald Gill: Charting his Age – the exhibition at Kelmarsh Hall – came to an end. It was sad to… Read More »Winter 2017 /2018 Newsletter

The Nursery Rhymes of London Town centenary displays in 2016 have delighted Eleanor Farjeon fans and attracted a new audience to MacDonald Gill’s work. There… Read More »Winter Newsletter 2017

In the Summer issue I wrote about Nursery Rhymes of London Town, the collection of nonsense rhymes written by Eleanor Farjeon and illustrated by MacDonald Gill. … Read More »Autumn Newsletter 2016