Visual Arts Carolee Schneemann is a pioneer in many artistic disciplines. Having consistently challenged concepts of sexuality and gender identity in the fields of painting, sculpture, installation art, video art and, most importantly, performance with key works such as Meat Joy (1964) and Interior Scroll (1975), … Carolee Schneemann: Remains to be Seen
Visual Arts Belgian neo-pop artist, Jean Pierre Muller’s new show “7 x 7th Street” opens at Summerhall. Legendary musicians Robert Wyatt, Terry Riley, Nile Rodgers, Archie Shepp, Sean O’Hagan, Mulatu Astatke and Kassin join with Muller to create a stunning visual and … Jean Pierre Muller
Performance Visual Arts Summerhall TV interviews Jane Connarty about this year’s Speed of Light event at Edinburgh’s International Festival NVA’s Speed of Light | Edinburgh International Festival
Summerhall Sessions Visual Arts Artist Carolee Schneeman presents her talk ‘Mysteries of the Iconographies’ on the 4th August 2012, which coincides with her exhibition ‘Remains to Be Seen’, held at Summerhall. Carolee Schneeman : Mysteries of the Iconographies
Visual Arts Summerhall will present a major installation by Polish artist Robert Kuśmirowski. Kuśmirowski, who lives and works in Lublin, specialises in transformed spaces, and intensely realised transformations of reality in general, and history in particular. This will be his second solo … ‘Pain Thing’ by Robert Kuśmirowski
Visual Arts Static State 3 August – 27 September, 2012 Humour is focused upon a gritty social reality in this curated group show displaying the talents of nine of Edinburgh’s most gifted emerging artists. The work of Alex Allan, Matt Barnes, Liam … Static State & OWWO
Visual Arts In a newly commissioned work, David Michalek returns to Summerhall to pay homage to the cinematic and photographic pioneer Eadweard Muybridge. Using clever “trip-wire techniques” Muybridge was the first person to photograph movement too fast for the human eye to … David Michalek at Summerhall
Visual Arts Carolee Schneemann is a pioneer in many artistic disciplines. Having consistently challenged concepts of sexuality and gender identity in the fields of painting, sculpture, installation art, video art and, most importantly, performance with key works such as Meat Joy (1964) … Carolee Schneemann at Summerhall
Visual Arts Raj Chakraborti’s interview with David Rushton at the Reconstruction and Fabrication exhibition at the Model Art Gallery in Edinburgh in 2004. David Rushton
