‘A People’s Archive of Sinking and Melting’: Making art Out of Climate Change
In conversation with James Clegg, assistant curator of Talbor Rice Gallery Like most Scottish galleries and museums, Talbot Rice Gallery is on the dawn of reopening after a year of…
Blasphemy or Art? Piss Christ by Andres Serrano
The American photographer, Andres Serrano has produced numerous series exploring identity, culture and humanity from his 1992 series The Morgue to the 2017 series, Made in China. However, Serrano is…
Reduct at the Royal Scottish Academy
Open until 22nd November, but also viewable online, Reduct is the Royal Scottish Academy’s new exhibition highlighting abstraction and geometry in Scottish art. Its mission is to ‘examine the ways…
Contemporary Art in Edinburgh: Disjointed and Unsupported
In the lead-up to this edition, the art section has been conducting various interviews across Edinburgh, investigating the nuances of Edinburgh’s standing as a place for contemporary art. We have…
Senga Nengudi, Fruitmarket Gallery
Senga Nengudi, an African-American visual artist from Chicago, has teamed up with the Henry Moore Institute to have previous exhibitions displayed anew in a singular space here in Edinburgh. Her…
369 Remembered – The Women, Summerhall
Either the art world is facing a crisis, or it has been in crisis for a fairly long time and we have just started talking about it. Every year from…
Emma Hart at the Fruitmarket Gallery
Emma Hart’s exhibition at the Fruitmarket gallery is a thought-provoking series of artworks which are hugely attractive to those appreciative of contemporary art. The exhibition comprises of two exhibitions by…
Together in a Room
The Collective, Until 24th April Katie Schwab, a Glasgow based artist, has work displayed at the Collective as part of the Satellites Programme. Working for this platform for emerging artists,…