You Ain't from Around Here, Are Ya Boy?
By Jay Shukla and Jasper Hamill. Published 13 October 2006
Fear not young pup, Scotland's gallery scene is here to entertain you
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Scottish Collective - Subverting Expectations
By Lucy Faringold. Published 13 October 2006the hoary old cliché of the tortured, solitary artist toiling away in his garret is a concept that is increasingly alien to many emerging artists
Erica Eyres, I Love You But I Hate You
By Jasper Hamill. Published 13 September 2006Eyres is interested in both the liminality of adolescent girls, stuck between the contrasting archetypes of virginal youth and the sexual coming of age
Beyond the Palace Walls
By Lucy Faringold. Published 13 September 2006for many people this exhibition will serve not merely as a distraction, but as a rigorous cultural education
Top Five Shows for August
By No Author. Published 14 August 20061. Robert Mapplethorpe at Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art (Edi) until Nov 5.2. Armour Boys by Laura Ford at RSA (Edi) Aug 12 to Sep 10.3. The Day Without...
Robert Mapplethorpe
By Morven Innes. Published 14 August 2006gay', 'sex', 'S&M' and 'New York'. It sounds like the recipe for a rollicking good time
Van Gogh and Britain: Pioneer Collectors
By Jay Shukla. Published 14 August 2006it is the unfamiliarity of these images, untainted by the aesthetic cudgel of mass reproduction, that allows us the privilege of feeling as though we are engaging with this behemoth...
Edinburgh Art Festival
By Lucy Faringold. Published 14 August 2006One of the most extensive and spectacular attractions during the festival promises to be Beyond the Palace Walls at the Royal Museum of Scotland on Chambers St.
Albert Watson - Frozen
By Diana Kiernander. Published 14 August 2006Watson's photographs introduce you to a dizzy riot of colour, images riddled with fantasy but rooted in realism.
But is it art?
By Will White. Published 14 August 2006I know what response I don't want. I don't want people to think it's crap.
Opportunity Knocks - GALLERY 37
By Cat Murray. Published 14 August 2006Approaching the Out Of The Blue Drill Hall on Dalmeny Street, it's likely you may have a sense of not quite fitting in. A group of male youths stand in...
Top Five Shows for July
By Mr A Squirrel. Published 15 July 20061.Blurring the Neatline (Embassy Gallery, Edi) - Fifteen artists investigate the way in which we relate to the space we inhabit.2. Schemie Centaurs (Analogue book shop, Edi) - Wideboy Centaurs,...
Reopening the Treasure Trove
By Anna Battista. Published 15 July 2006Since 1902 Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum has ingrained itself on the hearts, minds and imaginations of countless Glaswegians
Local Artist - Steve Pool
By Jon Seller. Published 15 July 2006...if you have the drive and belief in your work you will get noticed.
The Glasgow Art School Degree Show
By Jasper Hamill. Published 15 July 2006massive in its scope, almost impossible to fully digest, with work of potency often hung next to underdeveloped juvenilia
Dada's Boys
By Rosamund West. Published 15 July 2006The notion of questioned male identity is reflected in the works by the frankly stellar array of contemporary artists
Dirk Bell
By Jasper Hamill. Published 15 June 2006Strange, terrifying and mesmerising
SPECIAL WEE PREVIEW BOX
By No Author. Published 15 June 2006Don't Forget June's must-see events - The Graduating students of both Edinburgh College of Art and Glasgow School of Art present their final degree shows from June 17 to 27....
RSA Annual Exhibition
By Rosamund West. Published 16 May 2006this show contains both work you can take home and put on your wall and work that will make you think
Glasgow International
By Jasper Hamill. Published 16 April 2006In it's second year, the Glasgow International purports to be an opportunity for Glasgow based artists to expose their work to global scrutiny. The festival was started last year by...
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