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Friedrich

Doggerfisher Gallery, Edinburgh, until Sat 3 Feb 2

20 Dec 2006

PAINTING, PHOTOGRAPHY, VIDEO AND INSTALLATION Friedrich - Marcus Amm, Helene Appel, Eva Berendes, Ellen Gronemeyer, Alex Heim, Karin Ruggaber and Nicole Wermers The seven artists in this upcoming exhibition ‘Friedrich’ are united geographically…

Friedrich

11 Dec 2006

An exhibition by a group of artists using Casper David Friedrich's darkly Romantic landscapes as subject matter. Artists include Marcus Amm, Helene Appel, Eva Berendes, Ellen Gronemeyer Alex Heim, Karin Ruggaber and Nicole Wermers.

Sarah Cameron

27 Nov 2006

An exhibition of landscape and seascape paintings by the Edinburgh-based artist, showing work inspired by Cameron’s recent travels from the North of Scotland to Greece and Iran.

Callum Innes - From Memory

Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh, until Sun 19 Nov

(5 stars)11 Nov 2006

PAINTING Let’s just get it out the way quickly - there are some bad paintings in this mini-retrospective of Edinburgh-based Callum Innes at the Fruitmarket Gallery. Well, two at a push. This exhibition continues to receive such high praise (he’s both…

Three

11 Nov 2006

An exhibition of paintings by Glasgow painters David Sillars, Michele David and Eva Gustavsson. The artists examine how the application and removal of paint creates layers of time and suggested landscapes that are trapped beneath the skins of their…

Winston Roeth

Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh, until Fri 22 Dec

(3 stars)11 Nov 2006

PAINTING The most powerful work in this show is a piece entitled ‘Edinburgh Slate Assembly’, which consists of seven 50cm x 30cm slates, each painted in a different shade of dense tempera - there are two blues, two purples, a yellow, a pink and a…

No more multicoloured mud

It’s hard to please The List’s art critic, but one

16 Oct 2006

Is there a place for High Modernist Art in Scotland? Was there ever? ‘New York stole the idea of Modern art’, we are told hyperbolically by various writers, ‘and Scotland got left with the Scottish Colourists and their ilk.’

Sue Spark - Confection

The Corn Exchange Gallery, Edinburgh, until Thu No

(5 stars)11 Oct 2006

PAINTING A carved frieze high on the exterior of the Corn Exchange building shows the stages between planting and harvesting grain and its eventual route to market. The exuberant quasi-Baroque narrative is populated by putti-esque figures - small…

Callum Innes - From Memory

Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh, 30 Sep-19 Nov

18 Sep 2006

PAINTING Abstract painting initially appears to have had a tempestuous and polarised history of either obsessively concealing or proudly parading its own creative process. From Mondrian’s sleek matrix paintings, to Pollock’s grandious splatterings…

Torsten Lauschmann

Mary Mary, Glasgow, until Fri 6 Oct

(4 stars)18 Sep 2006

DRAWING, SCULPTURE AND FILM There is something refreshing about an exhibition by an artist that can be read as a strong collection of differing voices and styles, avoiding the rush towards self-branding that most art workers take. Torsten…

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