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Studio chats : Nishi Chodimella
It is 1pm on December 4th and GalBag are in the studio of the interdisciplinary artist Nishi Chodimella. The location is Edinburgh College of Art, to reach the studio space one must access the lobby, gawk and walk through The Sculpture Court, nip through Corridor C30 connecting to Stairwell 6. The incline is breathy and… Read more
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Ethereal & Ephemeral: A Response to Beagles & Ramsay’s NHOTB & RAD
I’m a bit late to the party, considering I had visited the NHOTB & RAD exhibition in the early days of it opening to the public. Although time has gone by, I am still left with the vivid memory and feeling of the environment Beagles and Ramsay built within the walls of Glasgow’s Gallery of… Read more
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Review: Pathfoot – University of Stirling art collection
A hidden gem, with a rich history and a diverse collection that continues to grow, the Pathfoot Art Collection at the University of Stirling is certainly an interesting art hub. Mixing academia with art, 60s architecture with outside sculptural curation, modern with contemporary, I was thrilled to delve into this space further with Deputy of… Read more
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Recommendation: “even the most beautiful place in the world, our breath can falter”
The Modern Institute, Osborne Street Representing Scotland at the 59th Venice Biennial, Create Dangerously at The Modern One in Edinburgh, and now The Modern Institute for her first solo exhibition – Alberta Whittle has delivered Even in the most beautiful place in the world, our breath can falter. Gal Bag are keen to share this… Read more
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REVIEW: FROM WHERE I STAND
Saturday 30th of September, Edinburgh Printmakers opened their latest exhibition which addresses key central themes ranging from political, socio-economic to interpersonal relationships between Scotland and India. From Where I Stand beautifully intertwines oral stories and narratives regarding decolonisation through the historic traditional method of printmaking. Edinburgh Printmakers partnered with Flow India to co-produce the Future… Read more
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Recommendation: Exhibitions of Desire
Nestled in Falkirk centre stands the impressive Callendar House, host to many wonderful events, exhibitions, and quite possibly the best scones. This building has stood the test of time – over 600 years to be more approximate – and continues to breathe life into its surrounding area. The Park Gallery is an addition to the… Read more
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