Andrew Cranston's 'I'm Going in a Field' at Modern Art London explores sport, memory, and artistic influences.

At Modern Art in London, Andrew Cranston presents his exhibition 'I'm going in a field,' showcasing eleven paintings from the year 2026, which will be available for viewing until 30 May 2026. The Scottish artist, based in Glasgow, draws from sports environments, reinterpreting them through his memories and vibrant colors, influenced by artists like Peter Doig and Marc Chagall. Titles are inspired by snippets of conversation and personal reflections. Among the highlighted pieces are 'I thought I saw an eagle,' which illustrates a golf course in Hawick, and 'Scotland v England,' featuring a local cricket venue. Cranston simultaneously engages in multiple works within a studio brimming with books and materials, employing a diverse color palette with acrylic and oil on treated surfaces. He perceives painting as both an absurd and earnest pursuit.