Elizabeth H H Cull

Born 14/11/44 in Haifa, Palestine, I completed my early schooling in French schools in the Middle East, but returned to the UK for my secondary and further educationAlthough I started out life as a Biologist, I was lucky to be able to change tack and now am a committed artist, glass artist. Although always a painter, glass work stretches the horizons so much further.

BSc Hons, Class 1, 1967, Leeds University, England.Dip Ed, Class 1, 1968, University College, Cardiff, Wales. M.Phil (Epidemiology) Edinburgh University, Scotland 1991. From 1992 Open College of the Arts (Painting) and Leith School of Art (Painting).I have served as Secretarty and am currently Chair of the Scottish Glass Society.Every year I exhibit with the Scottish Glass Society in a variety of Galleries. My main exhibitions in recent years are;2002 Winter Solstice, Falkirk Park Gallery2002 Beyond Conflict, Commonwealth Games Peace Exhibition2003 Solo glass exhibition Apex Hotel, Edinburgh2003 Wade Gallery, Fife2004 Art and Craft Exhibition, Dundee Q2 Gallery2004 Birnam Institute Christmas Exhibition2005 The Accessible Art Co. Festival Exhibition, Edinburgh2006 Triptych, Harbour Gallery, East Lothian.2006 Solo Installation exhibition 'The blue planet' at Falkirk Park Gallery.2006, Winter Warmth, Falkirk Park Gallery.2007, SGS Annual Exhibition, Milngavie2007, OCA exhibition, Birmingham Exhibition Centre.2007,Falkirk Park Gallery2008, Peter Potter Gallery, Haddington, solo glass in Triptych exhibition and later SGS exhibition.2009, Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh, Solo glass in third Triptych exhibition.3 Harbours Exhibition, Ha...

In 2011 I exhibited in the Scottish Glass Society 'Trove' exhibition at Perth Museum and Art Gallery.

I regularly exhibit at the Harbour Gallery, Port Seton, East Lothian and the Dancing Light Gallery, Lamancha, West Lothian. Also in St Columba's annual exhibition and the 3 Harbours Festival in East Lothian.

In 2012 I had a solo glass exhibition with a photographer called 'Web @nd Wood' at Harbour Gallery, Port Seton, East Lothian.