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Edinburgh Festivals, next week

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Andrew Grassie
Date	Location
Survey exhibition of recent and new work, showcasing Grassie's deceptive photo-realist paintings of Modernist exhibitions. An exploration of the derivative nature of contemporary art which may amuse theorists but alienate the casual viewer.
1 Aug–27 Sep 10.00am–5.00; Sun 2.00–5.00	Talbot Rice Gallery, Edinburgh

Billboard for Edinburgh: Mark Wallinger
Date	Location
The punchy sentence 'MARK WALLINGER IS INNOCENT', shouted out from the well placed Ingleby Billboard, is intriguing, but with little in-gallery material to explain it, it appears to be a meaningless pharse, disappointing from such an overtly political artist.
1 Aug–24 Sep	Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh

Frances Richardson
Date	Location
In heavily-detailed drawings and the sculptures she calls 'walk-in drawings', Richardson examines the mindset of the compulsive gambler and the notion that the world's financial markets are built on anything more secure than just an extravagant, mathematically-abetted gamble. Such symbolism might be heavy-handed, but the work is articulate and impressively-made. 'Part of the Edinburgh Art Festival'
1 Aug–24 Oct Tue–Sat 11.00am–4.00	Corn Exchange Gallery, Edinburgh

Garbage Warrior
Date	Location
Hippie, sustainable housing architect and all round recycling guru Michael Reynolds presents his vision of self sufficiency in the future in this absorbing documentary.
16 Sep Tue 6.00	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

I Fly Spitfires
Date	Location
The gig/club crossover hosts a live triple bill from Dartz!, Cry Over Billionaires and Super Adventure Club.
17 Sep 11.00–3.00am	The GRV, Edinburgh

Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller
Date	Location
A first chance for Scottish audiences to experience the work of one of the most internationally-respected artist partnerships. Six different, immersive installation works which combine image, video, sound and music, as well as architectural and sculptural installation, draw audiences into a highly credible fictional world and evoke a sense of childlike wonder. Go early, and allow yourself at least an hour. Sheer delight.
31 Jul–28 Sep	Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh

Kay Rosen: Huen
Date	Location
The first Scottish showing of work by American artist Kay Rosen is the inaugural exhibition at the Ingleby Gallery's new main space. Playful, but ultimately underwhelming, text pictures.
31 Jul–24 Sep Mon–Wed & Fri 10.00am–6.00; Thu 10.00am–7.00; Sat 10.00am–5.00	Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh

Richard Hamilton: Protest Pictures
Date	Location
Retrospective giving an (incomplete) idea of just how influential the great British pop artist has been. His critiques of the way mass media communicates politics might now seem commonplace, but this is a good reminder of just who pioneered those techniques in the first place.
Tuesdays–Sundays 10.00am–5.30	Royal Botanic Garden (Inverleith House), Edinburgh

Slick
Date	Location
On the outskirts of town a destitute tenement looms above the only crude oil supply in Glasgow, a discovery that's about to rip its tiny, impoverished community apart. Literally. Broad new comedy from Glasgow-based company Vox Motus, using padded puppet bodies operated by two performers.
16 Sep–20 Sep 8.00	Tron Theatre, Glasgow

Susan Collis
Date	Location
Cheeky installation by the upcoming Scottish artist playing on the building site from which the Ingleby Gallery has recently emerged. What appear to be rawl plugs and paint spatters are revealed to be precious stones.
31 Jul–24 Sep	Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh

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