Artworks
- New Paintings
- War Paintings
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Public Sculpture
1972-2004
- Portrait Heads
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Galina Series
1973-80
- Sculpture in the Landscape
- Utopian Abstract Sculpture
- Early Pop Paintings
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Prints & Multiples
- New Prints
- Prints for Sale
- Early Pop Prints
- Prints from Sculptures
- Print Folios
- Jewellery
2004 - present
Returning to the style and subject matter of his early pop art paintings, Gerald Laing's latest paintings feature media images of contemporary celebrities including Amy Winehouse and Kate Moss.
2004 - Present
The Iraq war and the publication of images of torture at Abu Ghraib prison drew Gerald Laing back to painting for the first time in over three decades. The War Paintings series sees the starlets and all-American heroes of his early paintings take on new, more sinister roles.
1972-2004
Public sculptures include the the Bank Station Dragons; the Rugby Sculptures at Twickenham Stadium; the Cricketer at Lords; the Highland Clearances Memorial in Helmsdale, Sutherland and Axis Mundi in Edinburgh.
1982 - 2007
Gerald Laing's portrait work includes heads and reliefs of Luciano Pavarotti, Andy Warhol, Paul Getty and Sam Wanamaker.
1973 -1980
Inspired by the figurative sculpture of the First World War Artillery Memorial at Hyde Park Corner, in 1973 Gerald Laing began to model in clay and cast in bronze. The Galina Series and associated sculptures were his first works from this period.
1970 - 1973
A move from New York to the Highlands of Scotland in 1970 saw Gerald Laing's sculpture respond to the beauty, roughness and power of the surrounding landscape.
1965 - 1970
From 1965 Gerald Laing's painting evolved into abstract sculptures using the techniques and materials of car customisation - lacquering, spray-painting and chrome-plating on metal.
1962 - 1965
Gerald Laing's early pop paintings include Brigitte Bardot, Anna Karina, and series inspired by images of Starlets, Astronauts, Dragsters and Skydivers.