Céline Condorelli: After Work
Céline Condorelli’s recent survey exhibition, After Work, has just come to a close after being hosted by Talbot Rice for several months. Modestly tucked away in the back corner of…
Fem Soc Black History: A Journey Through Time exhibition
Antonina Dolecka reviews the University of Edinburgh exhibition closing Black History month celebrating inspiring black women On Friday, 29th of October, closing off Black History Month, Feminist Society in collaboration…
The Light and Life of John Henry Lorimer
The newest exhibition at the City Art Centre, The Light and Life of John Henry Lorimer, does not disappoint. The paintings are gorgeous, the curation and layout are carefully considered,…
The harmony and cacophony of ‘In the Round’
Sofia Cotrona reviews Talbot Rice Gallery’s new solo exhibition by Angelica Mesiti Talbot Rice Gallery welcomes the first major UK exhibition of artist Angelica Mesiti, In the Round. It is…
Alison Watt’s A Portrait Without Likeness
Alison Watt’s A Portrait Without Likeness is a new exhibition that feels uniquely contemporary while simultaneously drawing inspiration from Allan Ramsay’s famous eighteenth century portraits of his wives and series…
Moyna Flannigan’s ‘Matter’
The magic of an art exhibition is that it is like a gig, only you control how long the set lasts. The artist relinquishes control once the artwork is completed,…
ESEA heritage month: an interview with Racism Unmasked
Noushka Summerfield talks to Allie De Lay, co-founder of Racism Unmasked, about celebrating ESEA creatives in their new art show. Can you tell us a little about Racism Unmasked, how…
A Nautical Adventure into the World of Ian Hamilton Finlay
Although summer has long gone here in Edinburgh and the sun is starting to set far too soon, there will always be sunshine and salt breezes at the Marine | Ian…