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Stag Head- Susie Wright- Obser Stag Head- Susie Wright- Observations

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The exhibition consists of prints and originals aswell as hand screen printed wallpaper. It runs till the 3rd of October.
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Edinburgh Building- Susie Wrig Edinburgh Building- Susie Wright- Observations

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The exhibition consists of prints and originals aswell as hand screen printed wallpaper. It runs till the 3rd of October.
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Woodpecker- Susie Wright- Obse Woodpecker- Susie Wright- Observations

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The exhibition consists of prints and originals aswell as hand screen printed wallpaper. It runs till the 3rd of October.
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Gatehouse- Susie Wright- Obser Gatehouse- Susie Wright- Observations

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The exhibition consists of prints and originals aswell as hand screen printed wallpaper. It runs till the 3rd of October.
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Duck- Susie Wright- Observatio Duck- Susie Wright- Observations

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The exhibition consists of prints and originals aswell as hand screen printed wallpaper. It runs till the 3rd of October.
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Oak Tree- Susie Wright- Observ Oak Tree- Susie Wright- Observations

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The exhibition consists of prints and originals aswell as hand screen printed wallpaper. It runs till the 3rd of October.
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Park Guell Gate House 2- Susie Park Guell Gate House 2- Susie Wright- Observations

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The exhibition consists of prints and originals aswell as hand screen printed wallpaper. It runs till the 3rd of October.
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Grassmarket- Susie Wright- Obs Grassmarket- Susie Wright- Observations

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The exhibition consists of prints and originals aswell as hand screen printed wallpaper. It runs till the 3rd of October.
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Hen- Susie Wright- Observation Hen- Susie Wright- Observations

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The exhibition consists of prints and originals aswell as hand screen printed wallpaper. It runs till the 3rd of October.
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Royal Mile- Susie Wright- Obse Royal Mile- Susie Wright- Observations

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The exhibition consists of prints and originals aswell as hand screen printed wallpaper. It runs till the 3rd of October.
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St Giles- Susie Wright- Observ St Giles- Susie Wright- Observations

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The exhibition consists of prints and originals aswell as hand screen printed wallpaper. It runs till the 3rd of October.
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Impossible Nation - on tour no Impossible Nation - on tour now

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Images from the Impossible Nation project I was happy to be part of recently.

"The Travelling Gallery and National Galleries of Scotland Outreach team are collaborating to explore what the concept of the ‘nation’ means to young Scots. Featuring the work of contemporary Scottish artists - some of whose work was showcased in the Scottish National Portrait Gallery’s Rough Cut Nation in 2009 - this exhibition is a graphic representation of the challenge to define what it means to be Scottish.

The interior of the Travelling Gallery is being completely transformed by the artists using every available surface and combining a range of media including drawing, painting, spray painting, sculpture, paste-ups and projections to explore themes of identity, landscape, portraiture and culture.

As with all Travelling Gallery exhibitions, the TG team will be giving talks on the installation to groups to encourage a lively engagement and a comprehensive Education Pack will be produced and sent out in advance of our visits to inform teachers and group leaders. A number of artist-led workshops during the tour will also be available.

Artists involved: Fraser Gray, Martin McGuinness, Richard Riach, Rabiya Choudhry, Pete Martin, Andy MacVicar, Mike Inglis and Kirsty Whiten."
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On Shapes and Things On Shapes and Things

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On Shapes and Things

Richard Healy and Gemma Holt

Sierra Metro

The sixth chapter of E.H. Gombrich’s 1979 book The Sense of Order: A Study in the Psychology of Decorative Art provides a ‘unique language’ through which Richard Healy and Gemma Holt (in a new creative collaboration instigated and supported by the gallery) have considered the bonds and hierarchies that exist between pattern and object, whilst effecting to explore the divergent and often contentious relationship that exists between fine art and design practice.

Gombrich’s chapter begins with discussion of the kaleidoscope. Invented in 1816 as a scientific tool and named after the Ancient Greek for ‘beautiful form’, it quickly became appropriated as a toy, creating thrills and wonderment at its ability to subvert the natural order and familiar ways of seeing. Similarly in Shapes and Things, common and familiar order has been displaced and recontextualised, and whilst there is beauty here, it’s of a strange, awkward type, characterized by compositional peculiarity and visual clashes- a beauty that necessitates observation from many perspectives and allowed to unravel and reveal itself over time.

The ‘fruitful tension between functional and ornamental hierarchies’ noted by Gombrich, appears to be of significant concern in the exhibition. Objects sit awkwardly in this interstice between function and ornament- the mirrors, the pouffes, the lighting, even the curtains have an inferred domestic purpose- yet their installation in the gallery renders them untouchable and facile. Two polarized exceptions exist: Holt’s hexagonal plinth, built and utilized with the specific purpose of serving Healy’s projection, and the fake wall segment installed by Healy, adorned by his Studio Plant Study II, which sits uniquely as an object of sheer decoration.

Closer consideration and inspection of the designed elements themselves, provides further disquieting distancing from the familiar. Etched into the mirrors is a malevolent arrangement of sawtoothed forms, the three pouffes- stripped of their cordial covers sit together like naked chopped sections of a superfluous ornamental pillar, the curtains hover at a disconcerting height above the floor like mischievous apparitions, purposefully concealing segments of the space. This conflicting disposition in the objects occurs similarly in the artists’ use of colour. The clash of coral against grey strains and upsets the eye- yet the vibrant glow of the lunar pendant, first encountered as a haze through a curtain or a tantalizing reflected blaze in a mirror, prompts a desire to bask in its glow. Its night-light blush, rhythmically seeping from fuchsia into aquamarine and turquoise, intimating warmth and comfort against the cold stone background.

As time passes, a considered grouping of objects becomes apparent. Each of the three curtains is paired with its ‘own’ selected elements that it shields and protects. Despite these individual arrangements, there is a distinct sense of lopsidedness to the composition overall. Given that Gombrich remarks that ‘symmetry implies cohesion’, it would seem that the artists have consciously shunned a more predictable order in favour of something more dynamic and less visually comfortable. Gombrich also discusses the importance of the ‘centre’- how the kaleidoscope draws the eye into the middle and how we unconsciously esteem centrality more generally (in religious iconography, ceremonial events etc). Shapes and Things has no centre. The middle of the gallery is empty of objects- barring a curtains edge hanging vaguely nearby- from this central viewpoint the balance of the objects presented is out of line.

Healy’s projected video seems to act as something of a synopsis of the exhibition content. It presents a perpetual conveyor of analogous elements: fractal geometric shapes, minimalist creations and monochromatic segments of pattern. The effect is immersive and hypnotic, and once you lose yourself in the visuals they work to echo, not only the close vicinity, but provide a kaleidoscopic vision of works in festival exhibitions elsewhere: the fragmented architecture of Coleman & Hogarth’s Staged, Iran do Espirito Santo’s gradated monochrome wall, the hunks of marble set to create Martin Creed’s new Scotsman Steps glide systematically across the screen.

Overtime the disjointed temporary contents of Shapes and Things begin to converse with their surroundings- revealing and highlighting the peculiar idiosyncrasies of the gallery space itself. Healy’s pulsating orb acts as an inadvertent parody of the bright redundant buoys hanging outside the window, whilst there is a previously overlooked awareness of how three white pillars abruptly defy the comfortable symmetry of the other six. Other patterns, shapes and shades from the work play-off the heavy permanent wooden fixtures, coatings of dark mustard paint and the frosted floral glass panels.

When discussing the general response to the effect of the kaleidoscope, Gombrich notes that people ‘usually respond with delight, but after a few exclamations of ‘ah’ and ‘oh’ they put it aside and talk of other things.’ Healy and Holt’s Shapes and Things provokes a similar initial reaction, however, there is enough intriguing conflict and intelligent construct here to hold the viewers interest long after this original impression has passed.

Image credits:

Shapes and Things, Richard Healy and Gemma Holt, 2010

Installation view, Sierra Metro, Edinburgh

Images courtesy the artists and Sierra Metro

Photography: Chris Park
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HIMP @ The Arches HIMP @ The Arches

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Still looking for more people who have an interested in showing themselves and their work to Glasgow's creative community.

Hole in my Pocket return to the Arches with new exhibition on religion
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curated by 2, 2010 curated by 2, 2010

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Appropriated and abstracted imagery made up of college, drawings and digital manipulation exploring fictional exhibitions and fictional spaces
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Tramway Autumn / Winter 2010 Tramway Autumn / Winter 2010

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Dear Central Station members...

Tramway's Autumn / Winter 2010 season of events and exhibitions is now available to view in full on our website plus our new brochure (pictured on the right) is available in the venue and throughout the city in Direct Distribution leaflet racks NOW! Make sure you pick up a copy or download it here:

http://www.tramway.org/documents/Tramway_AW10.pdf

The season includes:
Pietro Fortuna
Corin Sworn
Subodh Gupta
Artur Zmijewski
National Theatre Of Scotland
National Youth Theatre
Vanishing Point / Napoli Teatro Festival Italia
Yvonne Rainer: Dance and Film
Keren Cytter / D.I.E Now
Indepen-Dance & Special Guests
Cryptic
Junction 25
Instal 2010
Scottish Dance Theatre
Tatham & O’Sullivan
Family Day
Pecha Kucha
YDance / Smallpetitklein

Visit www.tramway.org for all the details, plus you can now buy tickets online direct from the website.

To make it even easier to get all the information on the exciting season coming up at Tramway we are moving all of our Facebook events, photos, videos and podcasts to our new page here:

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Tramway/145823622095677?ref=ts
Click 'like' to sign up and receive updates.

To request a copy of the new brochure, or for any comments or questions please get in touch.

Rosemary

Audience Engagement Officer, Tramway

rosemary@tramwayfootprints.org.uk
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Dundee Masters Open Doors Dundee Masters Open Doors

From: ExhibitionDJCAD
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This time next week the Dundee Masters Open Doors event will be starting as a special launch to the exhibition.

The students are putting the finishing touches to their exhibitions this weekend and planning for hosting the Open Doors day next Saturday. It’s a free event where visitors can get to know more about the students’ projects and the concepts dealt with within the five postgraduate courses (Master of Fine Art, MSc Media Art & Imaging, Master of Design, MSc Medical Art, MSc Forensic Art).

We have posted each of the timed events on Central Station – to see the programme have a look at this link: http://www.thisiscentralstation.com/events/dundee-masters-open-doors-.aspx

There is a huge diversity of work presented and this week I have had the pleasure of having previews of intriguing works such as a video of a girl coughing up crystals, Gray’s Anatomy inspired graphic paintings, research around cloud formations and their spiritual meanings, gargoyle-like 3D images pursuing the ‘uncanny’ in facial imaging and service design for charities who need social networking.

All of this work can be seen throughout the show run (28^th Aug – 4^th Sept) and on the Open Doors day in addition to exploring the exhibits you can attend and take part in tours, talks, screenings and workshops. These range from a screening and Q&A with artist Roddy Buchanan who has worked with MSc MAI student Andy Sim and his crew to produce his two recent films to a tour by Medical Art / Forensic Art tutor Caroline Needham and kimono printing workshops and a mid-event highlight of coffee and cakes with the MDes students within their exhibition space.

If you have any questions about the events or courses – please get in touch and you can follow our progress on Twitter @DJCAD http://twitter.com/DJCAD and @ExhibitionDJCAD http://twitter.com/ExhibitionDJCAD

We would love to know if you were coming - so please use Central Station's 'Are you going?' option for that, otherwise the only events which you need to register for are the screenings of Roddy Buchanan's films and student showreel which will take place at DCA Cinema (they are still free though!)

Looking forward to seeing you next week.
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Edinburgh Building- Susie Wrig Edinburgh Building- Susie Wright- Observations

Woodpecker- Susie Wright- Obse Woodpecker- Susie Wright- Observations

Gatehouse- Susie Wright- Obser Gatehouse- Susie Wright- Observations

Duck- Susie Wright- Observatio Duck- Susie Wright- Observations

Oak Tree- Susie Wright- Observ Oak Tree- Susie Wright- Observations

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Grassmarket- Susie Wright- Obs Grassmarket- Susie Wright- Observations

Hen- Susie Wright- Observation Hen- Susie Wright- Observations

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St Giles- Susie Wright- Observ St Giles- Susie Wright- Observations

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Impossible Nation - on tour no Impossible Nation - on tour now

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