Summerhall TV

Arts channel dedicated to capturing the weird, radical and wonderful

Follow us on

Twitter Facebook Email
  • Home
  • Clips
    • Visual Arts
    • Performance
    • Literature
    • Music
  • Archives
    • Summerhall Sessions
      • Traverse at 50 : Traverse Through TimeIn Summer 2013, Summerhall hosted ten panel discussions on the development and inspiration of Edinburgh’s Traverse Theatre. Over the next few months we’ll be uploading these discussions as an accessible archive of the memories of the key protagonists behind one of the UK’s most influential theatres.
      • Filmed Records
    • Summerhall Live
    • The Richard Demarco Archive
    • Northern Visions TV
    • The Red Star ArchiveRed Star cinema was established in 1979 to provide coverage of demonstrations and activities supported by the Labour movement and Trade unions in Central Scotland. Short newsreels were made and shown alongside full length feature films hired from the Other Cinema such as Battleship Potemkin and Battle of Algiers. Red Star went on to make short documentaries on the history of workers cinema and in support of CND and the Sandinista Movement in Nicaragua.
    • Institute of Local Television
      • Local and Community TV
      • Media & Unions
      • European Local TV
    • Summerhall Residents
    • Artiscience
    • Technology
  • TV Series
    • Art in Scotland
    • Face to Face
    • Speakeasy
  • Channels
    • Art in Scotland TV
    • Art in Ireland TV
    • Writer Stories TV
    • Festival City TV
  • About
Summerhall TV > Video > Visual Arts
  1. «
  2. 1
  3. 2
  4. 3
  5. 4
  6. 5
  7. 6
  8. 7
  9. 8
  10. 9
  11. 10
  12. ...
  13. 42
  14. »

Visual Arts

GOMA Waterford, 19th January, 6.30pm (exhibition runs until 23rd February) GOMA Gallery of Modern Art Waterford formerly known as SOMA Contemporary Gallery is proud to introduce their first exhibition of 2017 The Graduates. A show of works by recent graduates …

Mick Fortune : The Graduates at GOMA

Visual Arts

Mother River is a breathtaking photographic odyssey by the British-Chinese photographer, Yan Wang Preston. It takes the viewer on a journey along the entire length of the Yangtze, China’s ‘Mother River’. From the remote high Tibetan Plateau, through the Three …

Yan Wang Preston : Mother River

Visual Arts

The Butler Gallery has an outstanding resource in its fine permanent collection. Established in 1943, the collection has continued to flourish through gift, loan and purchase. The gallery has an ongoing commitment to make sure this collection is exhibited and …

Anna O’Sullivan and Bairbre-Ann Harkin : Personae: Butler Gallery Collection featuring loans from the IMMA Collection

Visual Arts

Exhibition statement: Working primarily with discarded limestone Cullen distils a series of large-scale organic structures that emerge directly from his involvement with the properties of the material. These material transactions take account of the fragmentary patterns and shapes that the …

Des Cullen : Mountains Move While Oceans Do Not

Summerhall Exhibitions Visual Arts

“For seventeen years now, my work has been mainly concerned with HIV/AIDS in an African context, and BIRD is only one of three bodies of work in that time not referencing that humanitarian problem. Africa alters one’s perception of a …

Alex Flett : Bird

Summerhall Exhibitions Visual Arts

Garvald Artists present a vibrant collection of abstract artwork by John Black. John is Autistic and combines his innate understanding of colour with his intuitive active mark-making to create inherently beautiful and balanced works. John creates an exciting relationship between …

Morven Macrae : Autism Abstraction and Colour, John Black

Visual Arts

January 20, 2017 – March 26, 2017 Royal Hibernian Academy, Dublin Drawing on over a decade of image-making and research on themes of protest and urban space, Irish artist Joy Gerrard archives and painstakingly remakes media-borne crowd images from around …

Joy Gerrard : shot crowd

Visual Arts

TOMOKO SAWADA (b. 1977 Kobe, Japan) uses photography to explore the relationship between one’s inner life and outer image. Sawada’s works borrow compositional devices from familiar photographic formats such as the school portrait, weddings, and fashion photography, restaging them in …

Matthew Nevin : School Days

Visual Arts

The Royal Scottish Academy Building, The Mound, Edinburgh 3 – 27 December 2016 Visual Arts Scotland held their annual exhibition, FLY, launching on Saturday 3 December in the stunning upper galleries of the The Royal Scottish Academy Building on the …

Craft Scotland in partnership with Visual Arts Scotland : Fly 2016

Visual Arts

Explore the unique relationship Red Kettle Theatre Company forged with Waterford through an exhibition of archival artefacts and film in Garter Lane Arts Centre, with support from Waterford Institute of Technology. Red Kettle Theatre Company was founded in Waterford in …

Elizabeth Howard : Paint the Town Red

Visual Arts

At last the butter is finished (Again) after John Heartfield – Hurrah, die Butter ist alle! Red Star film for Rock against Racism 1979 ROCK AGAINST RACISM Exhibition 11 FEBRUARY – 9 APRIL 2017, STREET LEVEL PHOTOWORKS, GLASGOW, SCOTLAND

Butter Has Finished (Again) (after John Heartfield)

Visual Arts

Full of inspirational insights and information on the technique and art of painting in watercolour. ‘The Pleasure of Painting in Watercolour’ is a perfect gift for experienced and aspiring artists. Jack is well known as an architect, artist and teacher. …

Jack O’Hare : The Pleasure of Painting in Watercolour

Visual Arts

We have created a Reading Room between the season’s exhibitions, as a space to sit and read, think or respond to some of the different ways that we portray and remember war. As well as books, games and material to …

Emma Lucy O’Brien : The Reading Room

Visual Arts

Tim Hetherington was a photojournalist, filmmaker, human rights advocate and artist, best known for his coverage of conflict in areas including Liberia, Afghanistan and Libya where he was killed in a mortar attack in April 2011. ‘Diary’, made in collaboration …

Ann Mulrooney : Diary

Visual Arts

We have created a Reading Room between the season’s exhibitions, as a space to sit and read, think or respond to some of the different ways that we portray and remember war. As well as books, games and material to …

Emma Lucy O’Brien : The Reading Room

Visual Arts

Reflecting on events, memories and the traces of evidence left to us from times past, O’Donoghue uses his family history to connect with and understand the wars that have shaped our histories; and reflects on the personal experiences of his …

Emma Lucy O’Brien : Red Earth

Visual Arts

Tim Hetherington was a photojournalist, filmmaker, human rights advocate and artist, best known for his coverage of conflict in areas including Liberia, Afghanistan and Libya where he was killed in a mortar attack in April 2011. ‘Diary’, made in collaboration …

Ann Mulrooney : Diary

Visual Arts

Reflecting on events, memories and the traces of evidence left to us from times past, O’Donoghue uses his family history to connect with and understand the wars that have shaped our histories; and reflects on the personal experiences of his …

Emma Lucy O’Brien : Red Earth

Visual Arts

The Prix Pictet Prize aims to harness the power of photography – all genres of photography – to draw global attention to issues of sustainability, especially those concerning the environment. Centered round the theme Disorder The Prix Pictet Finalists’ Exhibition …

Trish Lambe : Disorder

Visual Arts

‘Ideas of Beauty’ is an exhibition organised by Edinburgh’s Democratic Camera Club. Beauty is a difficult word for many artists. It is associated with cliché, with the ‘chocolate box’ image. The notion of what is beautiful changes with time, and …

John Sumpter : Ideas of Beauty

Summerhall Exhibitions Visual Arts

‘Ideas of Beauty’ is an exhibition organised by Edinburgh’s Democratic Camera Club. Beauty is a difficult word for many artists. It is associated with cliché, with the ‘chocolate box’ image. The notion of what is beautiful changes with time, and …

John Sumpter : Ideas of Beauty

Visual Arts

Acton Town to Cork City captures an arrested moment, a family in transit who attempt to find comfort in possession of the familiar. They return to their own country to find it has become unknown to them and which they …

Marcella Reardon : Acton Town to Cork City

Visual Arts

Venue: Meadows Gallery, Summerhall Coup de Théâtre – a group exhibition of contemporary sculpture. It investigates notions of the unexpected, the sudden and the unpredictable translated through visual, immersive and sensory experiences. Featuring new work from Hans K Clausen, Clare …

Kjersti Sletteland : Coup de Theatre

Summerhall Exhibitions Visual Arts

Venue: Meadows Gallery, Summerhall Coup de Théâtre – a group exhibition of contemporary sculpture. It investigates notions of the unexpected, the sudden and the unpredictable translated through visual, immersive and sensory experiences. Featuring new work from Hans K Clausen, Clare …

Kjersti Sletteland : Coup de Theatre

Visual Arts

This exhibition is a celebration of that which is just beyond the view of what is seen. It is that emergent presence that sometimes take the form of a still life and sometimes a landscape – an alchemy of colour …

Alexander Mackenzie : Invisible

Visual Arts

Jonathan recently returned to Waterford from Florence, Italy where he studied full time at the Florence Academy of Art since 2013. Prior to that Jonathan attended Waterford Institute of Technology where he graduated with a degree in Architecture in 2013. …

Jonathan Frisby : Pop Up

Visual Arts

Fine Roots Gallery at the Forest Café present a group show by Edinburgh-based emerging artists. The exhibition shows new work by all eight artists, including painting, sculpture, moving image and performance that form part of the wider practice of the …

Matthew Poland : Meaningful Objects

Summerhall Exhibitions Visual Arts

This exhibition is a celebration of that which is just beyond the view of what is seen. It is that emergent presence that sometimes take the form of a still life and sometimes a landscape – an alchemy of colour …

Alexander Mackenzie : Invisible

Visual Arts

Open submission exhibition of work by local artists Studio 20ten Gallery & Workspace, Waterford City 23 Nov – 23 Dec 2016

Christine O’Brien : Winter Collection

Visual Arts

The Rogue Gallery presents ‘ A Crazy Man’s Utopia’, a solo exhibition by Denis Power. 18th November to 16th December 12noon to 5pm, Monday to Saturday The Rogue Gallery, 25 Michael Street, Waterford

Denis Power : Crazy Man’s Utopia

  1. «
  2. 1
  3. 2
  4. 3
  5. 4
  6. 5
  7. 6
  8. 7
  9. 8
  10. 9
  11. 10
  12. ...
  13. 42
  14. »

SUMMERHALL TV

Summerhall TV

/ˈsʌmə/hɔːl/tiːˈviː/ noun: 1. an arts channel dedicated to capturing the visually weird, the socially radical, and the artistically wonderful including Summerhall’s theatre and gallery spaces, libraries, micro-museums and archives 2. a place of fine development, perfection, and beauty in representing local arts.

Summerhall

Visit the Summerhall website

The former Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies in Edinburgh currently being transformed into a creative hub for the arts and the sciences with studio and workshop spaces and a high tech incubator.
Visit the Summerhall website.

Summerhall Specials

Cafe and Bookshop at Summerhall

SUMMERHALL TV TWEETS

Tweets by @SummerhallTV

Summerhall TV
Queens Road,
Sanquhar,
DG4 6DH

Tel: 07906 692 506
Email: hello@summerhall.tv

Privacy & Cookies
Site: Ctrl-X Digital