Donna Fleureau
Artist Biography
Donna Fleureau is a Scottish artist who lives and works in Glasgow.
She graduated from The Glasgow School of Art in 1996 with a B.A.(Hons) Fine Art Degree, and is an elected Artist member of the prestigious Paisley Art Institute, The Glasgow Art Club and The Society of Scottish Artists.
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Her passion for drawing and painting is life long and the main inspiration for her art comes from her love of nature, and her interest in people and the human condition.
Donna exhibits regularly in Art Shows and Galleries across Scotland.
Her work is on display in several private collections in the United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Spain, Australia, Canada and Japan.
Some of her work is also available at the Lemond Gallery in Glasgow, Scotland.
Recent Exhibitions
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2023
The Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolours 142nd Annual Exhibition - The Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Members Spring Exhibition - The Glasgow Art Club, Glasgow, Scotland.
The BIG Summer Show - The Lemond Gallery, Bearsden, Scotland.
Paisley Art Institute 134th Annual Exhibition - The Maclaurin Art Gallery, Ayr, Scotland.
Scottish Prize for Fine Art Exhibition - The Glasgow Art Club, Glasgow, Scotland.
Members Winter Exhibition - The Glasgow Art Club, Glasgow, Scotland.
The BIG Christmas Show, Bearsden, Glasgow.
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2024
Members Spring Exhibition - The Glasgow Art Club, Scotland.
Paisley Art Institute 135th Annual Exhibition - The Glasgow Art Club, Scotland.
The BIG Summer Show - The Lemond Gallery, Bearsden, Scotland.
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Awards & Accolades
2020
Oil painting “Working Hands”- The Bessie Scott Award - Paisley Art Institute 132nd Annual Exhibition.
2022
Selected finalist in top 150 artists FIKVA Award- Figuratieve Kunst Vandaag, Belgium.
Oil painting “Keep It Under Your Hat”- selected for ModPortrait 2021 Special Catalog - Galeria Artelibre, Zaragoza, Spain.
2023
Oil painting “Wistful”- Selected for ModPortrait 2022 Special Catalog - Galeria Artelibre, Zaragoza, Spain.
Oil painting “Backward Glance”- Commended Award Winner - The Scottish Prize For Fine Art