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Death Weekend set for Roxy Art House

Death Weekend set for Roxy Art House

Edinburgh venue marks Hallowe'en with themed weekend

27 Oct 2010

The Roxy Art House get right into the spooky swing of things with this subtly-named collection of morbid events celebrating Hallowe’en. There’s a literary reading from satirical sci-fi guy Steve Aylett; experimental art from Alex Hetherington; live…

Scottish artists' films mark Commonwealth Games' move from Delhi to Glasgow

Scottish artists' films mark Commonwealth Games' move from Delhi to Glasgow

29 Sep 2010

Henry Coombes Red Palmer In the Black Gnat factory near Thomson’s Falls in Kenya, 8000ft above sea level, local women tie traditional Scottish trout flies to be exported to British fly fishing market. With names like Red Palmer, Zulu and Grouse and…

James Hugonin, Subodh Gupta and Childish Things among visual art highlights

James Hugonin, Subodh Gupta and Childish Things among visual art highlights

Five exhibitions to look out for this autumn

16 Sep 2010

James Hugonin A major exhibition timed to coincide with Northumberland-based abstract painter Hugonin’s 60th birthday. The exhibition will bring together seven paintings made over the past decade, showcasing the artist’s characteristic subtle style…

5 Questions: Alex Hetherington

5 Questions: Alex Hetherington

20 Aug 2009

5 words to describe your contributions to the Edinburgh Art Festival Intense, experiment, synthetic, synchronized, abrasive. 4 visual artists who should be better known than they currently are Ulrike Müller, Yuval Pudik, Lyndsay Mann, Christy…

Jimmy Robert: Grey Flannel Suits Any Man

Jimmy Robert: Grey Flannel Suits Any Man

(4 stars)5 Mar 2009

MIXED MEDIA Jimmy Robert’s practice focusing on the fragility of representation is so intelligently rendered and meticulous it makes you want to swoon. This show, his first in Scotland, presents his image-object and performance work in a neat…

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Garlands - Falkirk

7 Aug 2008

What does the richest man in America in the early 20th Century have in common with the Cocteau Twins? Falkirk. Or more specifically, the area around Falkirk and Grangemouth, birthplace of Captain Robert Dollar, Elizabeth Fraser and Robin Guthrie. They…

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