Review: Featuring print, textiles, video, sculpture and photography, Uprooted Visions at Edinburgh Printmakers is the culmination of a series of residencies by artists forced to leave their home countries.
Review: A new exhibition at Edinburgh Printmakers, ‘Kinship’ is a celebration of the ways each of us builds and interacts with our communities, and the affinity we share with those around us.
Review: Edinburgh’s Fruitmarket’s exhibition of veteran American multi-disciplinary artist Howardena Pindell, who calls for a new language of engagement with art.
Having reached issue four of its magazine, Edinburgh-based art and social enterprise Little Living Room has entered its second year with new horizons.
Review: Closing 4th July, Glasgow’s Kelvingrove hosts the first posthumous display of the work of Edinburgh-born artist Carol Rhodes, showing alongside a newly-commissioned installation by France-Lise McGurn.
Review: Reclaiming the Body is currently showing at VOMA, the Virtual Online Museum of Art, which launched last year, claiming to be the first entirely online art museum.
Review: A thought-provoking and challenging collection of moving-image works, available to watch online via LUX Scotland’s website.
Review: Over a 50-year career, Ray Harryhausen’s mastery of cinematic special effects made him the leader in his field, with leading directors all owing a debt as a formative influence.
