Alasdair Gray
- Source: The List (Issue 588)
- Date: 18 October 2007
- Written by: Alexander Kennedy
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A compelling selection of drawings, prints and paintings by one of Scotland’s most successful authors and illustrators of the late 20th century. The work on display spans 50 years or more, and includes designs from some of the front covers of Gray’s novels as well as more intimate portraits of his family and friends.
Café Cossachok, Glasgow, until Sat 20 Oct.
More: Visual art, Previews (Visual art), Alasdair Gray
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