Research project
This work develops Mick Peter’s evolving research interest in the rhetorical, self-reflexive potential of making an exhibition which is apparently about making an exhibition, by showing exhibition-making as something that can reflect on how sculptural form is understood in mainstream visual culture.
Research project
‘IN TIME AND SILENTLY’ and ‘A WIND FROM THE NORTH’ is a portfolio of two exhibitions of landscape paintings by Philip Braham.
Research project
‘Ages of Wonder: Scotland’s Art from 1540 until Today’ is a curatorial and editorial research project led by Arthur Watson.
Public engagement project
CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase Four
Public engagement project
CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase Four
Public engagement project
Focuses on the history, development and current conditions of artists’ moving image works to further explore the distinctiveness of contemporary art made in Scotland, its grass-roots spirit and its keen debates with the social and political dimensions of art and culture.
Public engagement project
CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland
Public engagement project
CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase One
Public engagement project
CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase One
Public engagement project
CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase One
Public engagement project
CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase Two
Public engagement project
CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase Three
Public engagement project
CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase Three
Public engagement project
CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase Two
Public engagement project
CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase Three
Public engagement project
CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland
Public engagement project
CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase Two
Public engagement project
CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase Two