Even in the deepest depths of Winter its always Summer inside painter Dominika Majowicz’s Glasgow studio. Writer and film director Eleanor Yule talks to the artist about her work. Still in her twenties, and garnering a reputation as an innovative and respected portrait artist, Dominika (or Mika to her pals) explains how she arrived in Scotland, “I love Glasgow, it’s a city that gives you space. It seems so open to people”, she explains as she runs her hands through her long fair hair, her sharp blue eyes sparkling with enthusiasm. Polish by birth Dominika moved to Scotland seven years ago to study art: “After my art foundation in Oxford I applied for many art schools in the UK and got offers for all of them. I was told that Glasgow school of Art was the best, so here I am. I don’t see any other place to be now. Maybe I should now be called Mac -Majowicz !” Read More >>