Life, Death and Sex
- Source: The List (Issue 652)
- Date: 22 March 2010
- Written by: Allan Radcliffe
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If you haven’t already checked out the inaugural exhibition from the capital’s newest art gallery, you’d better get your skates on. Life, Death and Sex features figurative works by emergent Scottish artists Christine Clarke, Sarah Green, Sarah Wilson and Kirsty Whiten, whose ‘Flower Monkey’ is pictured. Incidentally, the gallery takes its name from a breed of Mexican salamander …
Axolotl, Edinburgh, until Sat 20 Mar.
More: Visual art, Previews (Visual art), hristine Clarke, Kirsty Whiten, Life Death and Sex, Sarah Green, Sarah Wilson
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