Stained/architectural glass artist
Born Edinburgh 1948. Studied stained glass, drawing and painting at the Edinburgh College of Art. Post-graduate study, various awards and bursaries. Head of stained/architectural glass course at ECA 1979-2000. Member of Council, British Society of Master Glass Painters, London. External examiner at Swansea, University of Wales 2002-2005.
Details about work or recent projects
My work investigates image and spatial effect, implementing and developing the use of colour, scale and form relevant to the specific nature or requirements demanded by particular spaces. Materials used include various flat and processed glasses, occasionally in combination with non-glass elements. Techniques utilised spread across use of paint, stain, enamel and gilding, screen print, airbrush, cold process and heat forming.
Gordon
Berwickshire
TD3 6JN
01573 410251
Technique: Cold work, Etching, Leaded and stained
Occupation: Artist
Discipline: Architectural, Fine art, Installation
St Stephen's Comely Bank Church, Edinburgh - large glass screen and two windows
Douglas Hogg
Wallpiece Galerie Derix, Frankfurt, Germany2005
Douglas Hogg
!["The Flowering of Edinburgh" Baillie Gifford Offices, Edinburgh2004](http://cgs.org.uk/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/left-hand%20installation%20detail%281%29.JPG ""The Flowering of Edinburgh" Baillie Gifford Offices, Edinburgh2004")
"The Flowering of Edinburgh" Baillie Gifford Offices, Edinburgh2004
Douglas Hogg
!["Raasay Stone" Craigmillar Park Church, Edinburgh2003](http://cgs.org.uk/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/Craigmillar.JPG ""Raasay Stone" Craigmillar Park Church, Edinburgh2003")
"Raasay Stone" Craigmillar Park Church, Edinburgh2003
Douglas Hogg