Kirsty Lackie (b.1989) is a Glasgow based artist who paints and draws. She studied Communication Design at The Glasgow School of Art (2018) specialising in illustration. She works primarily with oil pastel and acrylics to create playful compositions that tell stories, often featuring an assorted cast of characters.

Lackie has exhibited work recently in a group show at Contemporary Six Gallery (Manchester, 2024) and a solo show at Boardroom Committee Room (Glasgow, 2023). Two of her paintings were recently commissioned for Hôtel de la Boétie (Paris, 2023).



EXHIBITIONS

Current

2024  New Works by Kirsty Lackie and Huck Sanderson, Shapeero/Murray, Newton Mearns, 16th June -18th Sep

Previous

2024  Staged, Contemporary Six, Manchester

2023 TV Dinners, Boardroom Committee Room, solo exhibition, Glasgow

2023 Art on a Postcard X St Wilfred’s Hospice, The Towner Art Gallery, London

2023  Bright Young Things, 19 Kensington Park Road, London

2022  Further, That Art Gallery, Bristol

2022  The Garden of Eden, The Artists Contemporary, Arc, Painswick

2022  Mirror, Mirror On The Wall, solo exhibition, The Alchemy Experiment, Glasgow

2022  Art for Ukraine: A Charity Auction, Exhibit Auctions, The Glasgow Art Club

2021  Exhibit Auctions, solo exhibition and auction, Serenity Now, Glasgow

2021  Commission for Ziques, Glasgow

2021  Small Pleasures Part Two, All Mouth Gallery, online exhibition and auction 

2021  In Reverie: Part 1, Acava Maxilla Walk Studios, London

2021  Bigger Pleasures, All Mouth Gallery, online exhibition and auction with The Auction Collective

2021  Small Pleasures, All Mouth Gallery, online exhibition and auction with The Auction Collective

2021  Life on Venus II: The Human, The Tub, Hackney, London

2020  Curated for Christmas, Bowes Parris Gallery, London

2020  Art on a Postcard, online auction

2020  All Mouth Gallery, solo online presentation

2019  For 2 Hours, The Project Café, Glasgow

2018  Cromarty Arts Trust Student Residency Award, solo exhibition and talk, The Stables, Cromarty