Review: ‘The Recent’ at the Talbot Rice Gallery
The Recent exhibition is a thought-provoking exploration of natural systems, ecology, and the impact of human activity on the environment. In a world where environmental concerns weigh heavily on our…
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…
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…
Top 5 Edinburgh Art Galleries to Visit This Freshers
Even as a history of art student, getting into Edinburgh’s art scene can be overwhelming, with so many galleries dispersed throughout the city. But after doing a grand tour of…
‘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…
Art created in a Global Pandemic: The strange comfort and empowering call-to-action of ‘The Normal’
You know the feeling of relief after seeing the face of a loved one you haven’t seen in months? That was the feeling I felt when I walked into Talbot…
The Birds and the Bees Talk- Talbot Rice Gallery
The expression ‘the birds and bees’ refers to an explanation of human reproduction to little children, usually in a formal, rather awkward setting and using naturalistic imagery. It is perhaps…
Looking back at a semester of Art
This semester has seen an outstanding array of exhibitions and arty events around the city; as the days have grown darker and the air cooler, our artists have stood their…