Visual Art, Issue 587

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Alasdair Gray - art review

Alasdair Gray - art review

(4 stars)4 Oct 2007

To cherry pick from one’s own oeuvre sounds delightfully painful, a self indulgent task requiring sticky fingers and a good eye. It should be someone else’s enviable job, especially when the artist in question is Alasdair Gray, one of Scotland’s most…

Duncan Marquiss: The Clay Wall

Duncan Marquiss: The Clay Wall

(4 stars)4 Oct 2007

To see our insides on the outside disrupts our idea of self. Blood and vomit repulse us because they muddy our notions of the self/other split, and expose the fragile nature of our subjectivity. It is this state of troubled subjecthood, and most…

Feral Kingdom: Group Show

Feral Kingdom: Group Show

4 Oct 2007

Things are rarely as great as we remember them. But there is a nostalgic ‘vibe’ to the ‘sensory overload of international work’ currently on show at the CCA that eschews the rose tinted perspective, bringing together artists with an interest in the…

Gary Fabian Miller

Gary Fabian Miller & Edmund de Wall

(2 stars)4 Oct 2007

Repetition, when performed by the human hand, will always be peppered with tiny differences. This is evidence of man’s failing against the machine, yet there is, of course, unexpected pleasure to be found in human error. It is a subject of fascination…

Hitlist - The best exhibitions

Hitlist - The best exhibitions

4 Oct 2007

Duncan Marquiss: The Clay Wall Marquiss has quickly become a respected and influential artist working in Scotland, and has recently received a Scottish Arts Council/Scottish Screen Artists Film and Video Award to continue working in the medium of film.

N55

N55

4 Oct 2007

Danish artists N55 visit Edinburgh and install a series of ‘dispensers’ in various locations as part of the One Mile Project run by the Collective Gallery. The dispensers are for public use and available for the exchange of information and goods. The…

Recoat Rock-bottom Basement Bonanza

Recoat Rock-bottom Basement Bonanza

4 Oct 2007

This is the third show to grace this newly opened exhibition space, focusing on graphic work, photography and graffiti. All the work on show has an upper limit price tag of £40 and includes pieces by over 20 up-and-coming, young Scottish artists.

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