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Visual Arts

Curator of Photography at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery Annie Lyden, introduces the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2013, which the gallery is hosting for the first time. The exhibition features 60 photographs, which were selected anonymously for inclusion by the judges, out …

Annie Lyden : Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize

Festivals Visual Arts

Glasgow Open House Art Festival will run for ten days from April 11th – 21st 2014 and annually thereafter. The festival will provide an expansive platform for the city’s arts community, whilst offering an alternative format for public interaction with …

Glasgow Open House Art Festival 2014

Visual Arts

Artist Toby Paterson discusses his exhibition ‘Soft Boundary’, which was recently at The Modern Institute in Glasgow. Incorporating painting, printmaking and sculpture, Paterson’s work is rooted by an enquiry into urban space and the effect of Modernist tradition in architecture …

Toby Paterson : Soft Boundary

Visual Arts

Alex Millar was selected by The Skinny and CCA as the award-winner at RSA New Contemporaries 2013, an annual survey of graduate work from Scottish art schools. The award includes an exhibition in Intermedia Gallery, along with a showcase in …

Alex Millar : Novella

Visual Arts

After winning the prestigious Margaret Tait Award, artist Rachel Maclean created her newest piece ‘A Whole New World’, a film that encompasses Maclean’s trademark green screen composite video technique and bright costumes. Looking at broader ideas of national identity and …

Rachel Maclean : A Whole New World

Visual Arts

Siobhan Carroll introduces the first of this year’s Satellite Programme exhibitions at Collective Gallery, ‘Recreationally Surviving – The Great Outside’. Created by artist Catrin Jeans, this installation is a staged wilderness including snowshoes, campfire, and the backdrop of a hilltop covered …

Siobhan Carroll : Recreationally Surviving – The Great Outside

Visual Arts

Part four of our RSA New Contemporaries coverage features sculpture and installation from Lyndsay Hyslop, Dorian Braun and Jack Paton. The Royal Scottish Academy hosts a large annual exhibition of recent graduates from Scottish art and architecture schools. The exhibition …

RSA New Contemporaries 2014 Part Four

Visual Arts

Part one of our RSA New Contemporaries coverage features sculpture, photography and performance art from Jamie Davidson, Jonny Lyons and Conor Baird. The Royal Scottish Academy hosts a large annual exhibition of recent graduates from Scottish art and architecture schools. …

RSA New Contemporaries 2014 Part One

Visual Arts

Part two of our RSA coverage features painting, video and architecture from Culloden Robertson, Emma Finn and Louisa Butler. The Royal Scottish Academy hosts a large annual exhibition of recent graduates from Scottish art and architecture schools. The exhibition provides …

RSA New Contemporaries 2014 Part Two

Visual Arts

Part three of our RSA New Contemporaries coverage features sculpture, large-scale painting and installation work from Brodie Sim, Mikey Cook and Calum and Fraser Brownlee (the Brownlee Brothers). The Royal Scottish Academy hosts a large annual exhibition of recent graduates …

RSA New Contemporaries 2014 Part Three

Visual Arts

The Royal Scottish Academy presents its annual New Contemporaries exhibition, a large showcase of art work from recent graduates from Scotland’s art colleges and architecture schools. Presenting a whole host of works from the many and varied disciplines, this exhibition …

Colin Greenslade : RSA New Contemporaries 2014

Visual Arts

Berlin based artist Kathrin Sonntag, introduces her first major solo exhibition in Scotland, I See You Seeing Me See You. Featuring photography, film, sculpture and drawings, the exhibition is an exploration into the real vs the synthetic, and was created …

Kathrin Sonntag : I See You Seeing Me See You

The Richard Demarco Archive

Richard Demarco is a key and influential figure in the arts in Scotland and beyond. Starting from a young age, Demarco developed a keen interest in the Edinburgh International Festival, and has been passionate about the production of art and …

The Richard Demarco Archive : Part Eight

The Richard Demarco Archive

Richard Demarco is a key and influential figure in the arts in Scotland and beyond. Starting from a young age, Demarco developed a keen interest in the Edinburgh International Festival, and has been passionate about the production of art and …

The Richard Demarco Archive : Part Seven

The Richard Demarco Archive

Richard Demarco is a key and influential figure in the arts in Scotland and beyond. Starting from a young age, Demarco developed a keen interest in the Edinburgh International Festival, and has been passionate about the production of art and …

The Richard Demarco Archive : Part Six

Art in Scotland

In this edition of Art in Scotland, we look at two artist-led arts venues in the city of Dundee. Tara Chaloner talks to us about Generator Projects, a non-profit collective who work to provide artists an environment in which to …

Art in Scotland : Generator Projects and Tin Roof

Art in Scotland

In this edition of Art in Scotland we talk to light artist Bruce Munro about his optical fibre based installation in St. Andrews Square, Edinburgh entitled, “Field of LIghts”. Bruce recalls where he first came up with the idea for …

Art in Scotland : Bruce Munro – Field of Lights

Art in Scotland

This edition of Art in Scotland looks at the wide variety of practicing artists from Dundee and Edinburgh. From those that work in textiles and sculpture, to those that work solo or are part of collective.

Art in Scotland : Mixed Artists

Art in Scotland

Following on from an appearance at Pitlochry’s Winter Words Festival, journalist, broadcaster and author Lesley Riddoch, discusses her new book ‘Blossom: What Scotland Needs To Flourish’, with Nicole Brandon. Through anecdotes and conversations with Scots who have worked without help …

Art in Scotland : Lesley Riddoch

Art in Scotland

After winning the prestigious Margaret Tait Award, artist Rachel Maclean created her newest piece ‘A Whole New World’, a film that encompasses Maclean’s trademark green screen composite video technique and bright costumes. Looking at broader ideas of national identity and …

Art in Scotland : Rachel Maclean – “A Whole New World”

Art in Scotland

This edition of Art in Scotland looks at the Royal Scottish Academy’s annual exhibition ‘New Contemporaries’, which features the work of recent art and architecture graduates.

Art in Scotland : RSA New Contemporaries

Art in Scotland

In this edition of Art in Scotland we look at 1 ROYAL TERRACE, a non-commercial, artist-run exhibition space in central Glasgow, Glasgow Open House Arts Festival which supports autonomous artistic activity in the city, German photographer, Helga Paris who is …

Art in Scotland : Glasgow Special

Art in Scotland

In this edition of Art in Scotland we take another trip to the Scottish Storytelling Centre for the March edition of Speakeasy featuring poets, authors and musicians, we look at an exhibition entitled Constructions of Landscape at Edinburgh’s Stills gallery …

Art in Scotland : Speakeasy, Stills and Jonathan Owen

Visual Arts

The Royal Scottish Academy presents its annual New Contemporaries exhibition, a large showcase of art work from recent graduates from Scotland’s art colleges and architecture schools. Presenting a whole host of works from the many and varied disciplines, this exhibition …

RSA New Contemporaries 2014

Visual Arts

Wildlife artist Tim Wootton introduces his work from his Stromness based studio and gallery space. Wootten’s process starts with field work where he creates small pencil drawings of birds capturing a little moment of the day, which he can then …

Tim Wootton

Visual Arts

Marion Parola and Yvonne Elliott introduce their Glasgow based textile design and print studio, Bespoke Atelier. They produce screen-printed fabric and digital fabric for interiors, fashion and theatre markets. Find out more about the studio at bespokeatelier.co.uk

Yvonne Elliott and Marion Parola : Bespoke Atelier

Visual Arts

An exhibition of work by students of Leith School of Art. A place where working studies became a series of inspirational exhibition spaces showcasing the diverse work of students of the school.

Leith School of Art : Student Exhibition

Visual Arts

Crossing The Line Programmer Carolyn Mills introduces the strand of Glasgow Film Festival, which showcases experimental and artist films, from Glasgow’s contemporary art scene and further afield. Crossing The Line features a host of one-off screenings, panel discussions and experimental …

Carolyn Mills : Crossing The Line

Speakeasy

Jo Caulfield introduces a whole host of acts at her Valentine’s special of the Speakeasy including slam poet Carly Brown, writer and actor Robert Howat, comedian Robin Grainger, spoken word performer Rachel Amey, comedian Scott Agnew, performance poet Jem Rolls …

Jo Caulfield presents The Speakeasy : Valentine’s Special

Visual Arts

Fraser Taylor is an artist based in Chicago, where he works at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Born in England, but raised in Glasgow, Taylor studied printed textiles at the Glasgow School of Art. Taylor went on …

Fraser Taylor : In the Studio

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