GSA Degree Show 2013: Animal Farm
By . Published 17 June 2013
On our tireless quest for emerging talent we journey to the Central Belt degree shows and scan the plain for infinite marvellous spectacles. OK, maybe not tireless...
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Rachel Goodyear: Creatures of the Night
By . Published 17 June 2013As she prepares for her upcoming solo exhibition at The International 3, Rachel Goodyear invites us to her studio and into a parallel reality inhabited by uncannily human animals, and...
The Skinny Showcase: Flo Gordon
By . Published 11 June 2013Showcase: Flo Gordon All my work is a stew. Here are the ingredients: * 200g Humour/Subconscious Humour A lot of my work has sprouted from an aversion to this statement:...
Psychedelic Safari: Edinburgh College of Art Degree Show 2013
By . Published 10 June 2013On our tireless quest for emerging talent we journey to the Central Belt degree shows and scan the plain for infinite marvelous spectacles. Ok, maybe not tireless...
Glitch in the Matrix: FACT Turns Ten
By . Published 10 June 2013Fancy seeding a forest on Bold Street, taking a virtual bike ride or polling against capitalism? FACT's tenth anniversary exhibition, featuring augmented reality and an indoor fracking site, asks us...
The Skinny Showcase: Theo Vass
By . Published 05 June 2013The Skinny Showcase: Theo Vass Theo Vass has just completed his BA in Fine Art at Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU). During his three years living, working and studying in...
Creative Routes: LeithLate13
By . Published 05 June 2013For its third year, LeithLate returns with an evening programme of (mainly free!) events extending from the city centre to the Foot of the Walk and from installation art to...
Matthew Denniss: Future Imperfect
By . Published 04 June 2013A joint exhibition at Manchester's Bureau gallery, The Utopian Buck Stops Here sees Matthew Denniss inspect the dreams – and failings – of modernist architecture...
Karl Fritsch: Put a Ring on It
By . Published 04 June 2013Manchester Art Gallery is currently home to a collection of jewellery designer Karl Fritsch's weird and wonderful creations. We take a look at the techniques and approaches used by the...
The Skinny Showcase: Alexander Millar
By . Published 03 June 2013Showcase: Alexander Millar “A variety of different things will go into an installation I put together: video, sculpture photography and often found objects. I try to break down that sense...
Own Art: Limitd
By . Published 03 June 2013Limitd is a new Glasgow-based virtual gallery, presenting work online by emerging artists. Director Daniel Hearn gave us an introduction
Scotland in Venice: Duncan Campbell, Corin Sworn & Hayley Tompkins
By . Published 27 May 2013Glasgow-based artists Corin Sworn, Hayley Tompkins and Duncan Campbell are representing Scotland at this year’s Venice Biennale. Tompkins and Sworn took time out to speak to us about watery allusions...
Under The Waves
By . Published 24 May 2013Glasgow favourite, Betty Spoke combines the creation of bold and inspiring bespoke fashions with the ethos 'Buy less and choose well.' This philosophy, heralded by the likes of Vivienne Westwood,...
DJCAD 2013: Above and Beyond
By . Published 22 May 2013Our Art Editor took a trip to Duncan of Jordanstone Degree Show and found many students already looking ahead to life after art school
Nocturnal Wonderland: Museums at Night and LightNight
By . Published 07 May 2013Galleries, museums, art spaces and streets come alive late into the evening for Museums at Night and Liverpool's LightNight. Here's what not to miss
Liverpool International Photography Festival: Through the Looking-Glass
By . Published 03 May 2013The second biennial Liverpool International Photography Festival, or LOOK/13, boldly asks its participating artists and audience to interrogate their ideas of identity. It's an appropriate theme for an event with...
The Skinny Showcase: Aliyah Hussain
By . Published 01 May 2013Showcase: Aliyah Hussain Aliyah Hussain's practice encompasses photography, printmaking and performance. She experiments with the performative and technical aspects of different media to create works that reference futurist narratives, utopian...
RSA New Contemporaries: It's Always the Quiet Ones
By . Published 01 May 2013Undaunted by life outside the institution, last year's art graduates are boldly tackling everything from state control and religious dogma to the secret lives of aubergines. We report back from...
Sarah Wright: Operation Inkjet
By . Published 30 April 2013For anyone who’s studied at art school, the world is a wearying minefield of cultural signs and texts – cross them at your peril. Art made in delicate pastel pinks...
Peles Empire: Dissolving the Past
By . Published 29 April 2013What happens when you copy a copy of a copy, until no trace of the original remains? Since 2005, Peles Empire have recreated rooms from Peles Castle in Romania. Ahead...
