Foreign Objects investigates our relationship to the concept of pain, and the institution of medicine, both modern and historical.
Ono is exploring the theme of utopia, an ideal world in imagination. Ono’s recent focus has been scalable artwork--multiplying with molds and assembling pieces complete units which would fit into any kind of space.
What is Left Behind unveils the previously unopened to the public Post Mortem Room as a new gallery space, bringing together Emma Hislop’s practice and the history of the room within the Royal Dick Veterinary School.
Wednesday - Sunday, 11am - 5pm Closed from the 23rd of December 2023 - 3rd of January 2024 inclusive. A solo exhibition of contemporary sculpture that redefines the Male Gaze concept thought-provoking sculptures, showcasing the artist's unique perspective on gender, culture, and identity. This collection of works invites you to witness the dynamic evolution of …
Mella Shaw is an artist and an environmental activist using themes of balance, tipping points, fragility, and loss to raise awareness and inspire change.
Esther Castle and Tiree Taylor’s ‘The Day We Lost the Wheelbarrow’ exhibition is an exploratory conversation between the two artists’ experience of illness which they faced during childhood. As they move forward into adulthood, both artists reflect on the disarray and confusion they experienced at that time, aiming to unravel their warped childlike perspectives through …
Mooney works in watercolour. Like no other, his sophisticated use of the medium expresses discipline, skill and control. Concerned with language and imagery, pattern and shape, Mooney begins with a title that often dictates the form of the resultant image.
Summerhall Arts presents Hattie Quigley’s ‘Gorge!’ an exhibition that aims to immerse the viewer into a liberated land of hedonistic chaos. The in Vitro gallery space is turned into an extravagant exploration of bodies, class, gender, power, obsession, and desire, dealing with capitalism and consumerism, dancing around the deliciousness of what painting is in its very essence.
Commemorating five years since the beginning of UK lockdown.
A showcase of up-and-coming artists and creatives reflecting on their COVID-19 pandemic experiences, with presentations from local mental health charities.
Lets face what we went through.
