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The Skinny art guide. We bring you the latest in emerging artists, art exhibition previews, reviews, interviews, and features. Find out the latest art news for Scotland with our news columns, and view emerging artists' portfolios in our monthly Showcase.
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        Emerging ArtistsDJCAD 2013: Above and Beyond
Our Art Editor took a trip to Duncan of Jordanstone Degree Show and found many students already looking ahead to life after art school Read more »| 22 May 2013 - 
  
    
        ReviewsStephen Sutcliffe @ Tramway, until 30 Jun
Stephen Sutcliffe’s video installation Outworks is difficult to assess. It gives rise to myriad seemingly contradictory adjectives – at once humo... Read more »| 17 May 2013 - 
  
    
        NewsThe Bulletin: Arts & Culture News | 13 May
In today's Bulletin: First look at Joss Whedon's S.H.I.E.L.D. TV show; new music from Raekwon, Queens of the Stone Age, Killing Joke and more; new book to examine the history of 4AD; those Death Grips movie rumours; plus the latest festival news Read more »| 13 May 2013 - 
  
    
        NewsArika 13, Episode 5: Hidden In Plain Sight
For their second outing of 2013, Arika take on the world of voguing, drag, clubbing and gender Read more »| 09 May 2013 - 
  
    
        NewsThe Bulletin: Arts & Culture News | 8 May
In today's Bulletin: Lauryn Hill jailed for tax evasion; stream the Killing Joke box set; new music from Queens of the Stone Age, David Bowie, Nick Cave and Adam Stafford; a look at Refugee Week Scotland; plus: the world's first 3D-printed handgun Read more »| 08 May 2013 - 
  
    
        NewsNocturnal Wonderland: Museums at Night and LightNight
Galleries, 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 Read more »| 07 May 2013 
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        FestivalsLiverpool International Photography Festival: Through the Looking-Glass
The 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 an increasingly strong sense of self Read more »| 03 May 2013 - 
  
    
        Reviews85A: Chernozem and Renegade Maskerrade
Just as smells have the power to thrust you back into a place you haven’t been for years, so certain sounds can arouse instant, primal emotion. The wor... Read more »| 01 May 2013 - 
  
    
        InterviewsFirst Person: Drawing at a Gig
Jon Barraclough of Liverpool art freesheet Drawing Paper describes joining collectives Deep Hedonia and The Royal Standard – and Japanese techno producer NHK'Koyxen – to provide an evening of audio-visual collaboration Read more »| 01 May 2013 - 
  
    
        ReviewsRaqib Shaw @ Manchester Art Gallery, until 26 May
The Manchester Art Gallery has, since Valentine’s Day, been host to that which lurks in the murky depths of the human unconscious – in a collecti... Read more »| 01 May 2013 - 
  
    
        ReviewsMichael Landy: Four Walls @ Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester, until 16 Jun
Michael Landy's Four Walls brings together a handful of 2004 works paying homage to the artist's father, Read more »| 01 May 2013 - 
  
    
        ShowcaseThe Skinny Showcase: Aliyah Hussain
Showcase: Aliyah Hussain Aliyah Hussain's practice encompasses photography, printmaking and performance. She experiments with the performative and technical... Read more »| 01 May 2013 - 
  
    
        Emerging ArtistsRSA New Contemporaries: It's Always the Quiet Ones
Undaunted 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 the RSA's New Contemporaries Read more »| 01 May 2013 - 
  
    
        InterviewsSarah Wright: Operation Inkjet
For 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 del... Read more »| 30 Apr 2013 - 
  
    
        InterviewsPeles Empire: Dissolving the Past
What 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 of their show at GSS, we quizzed them about a work that disappears even as it expands Read more »| 29 Apr 2013