Pamela Scott Wilkie's work is in private collections in the UK and many parts of the world. She was born in London and originally studied Fine Art with a former student of W. R. Sickert. Interpreting experience through drawing and colour is a common thread which links her paintings, drawings, prints and artist's books. She is particularly interested in exploring memories of poetic moments when time seems to have been suspended.
Public collections for which pieces have been purchased include:
- The Victoria & Albert Museum, London
- The Australian National Library
- The University of California, Santa Barbara, U.S.A.
- The Oxford Education Committee
- The University of Birmingham
- Tenby Museum & Art Gallery
- The City Art Gallery, Worcester
- Wolfson College, Oxford
- The Graves Art Gallery, Sheffield
- Southampton City Art Gallery
- The Rijksmuseum, the Netherlands
The Touring Exhibition of Journey is supported by The Arts Council of England
The Horizons series of prints was commissioned by the IKON Gallery in 2007
Ikon Gallery Exhibition
"...These pictures send out signals which can be seen out of the corner of eyes at all times of the day and night, enriching people's lives..."
David Brown M.R.C.V.S.
Assistant Keeper of the Modern Collection at the Tate Gallery
Tracks in Snow, oil on canvas, cover illustration Penguin Classics 2005, Random House, Spanish Edition 2009