http://www.publicartscotland.com published a 'Thoughts and Responses' piece entitled Beyond Planning by two long time colleagues from Pittsburgh, Denys Candy and Reiko Goto. Candy was in Scotland to consult on the Helix project in Falkirk and Goto has been doing her PhD with On The Edge at Gray’s School of Art. Both represent long term grassroots,... Continue Reading →
Artforum review of Harrisons’ Sierra Nevada Adaption
Read the review. See the exhibition on the Feldman Gallery site. Force Majeure Works, including Sierra Nevada Adaption, on the Harrison Studio site.
Documentation of Kate Foster’s talk
Kate Foster has posted documentation of her talk at Glasgow Sculpture Studios on the Changeable Places blog. This includes notes and slides. She addressed Field Work both in South America and South Africa as well as developing a clear argument around her ethical decision-making - why travel and when to invest in your... Continue Reading →
FUTURE OF WATER Call for proposals
Science Gallery at Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland, is seeking proposals for an upcoming major exhibition and series of workshops and events on the theme FUTURE OF WATER. Call opens: Friday 17 June 2011 Call closes: Friday 15 July 2011 Exhibition duration: 20 October 2011 – 20 January 2012 Calling all armchair hydrologists, liquid artists, part-time... Continue Reading →
Kate Foster talk at Glasgow Sculpture Studios
If in town, welcome to Glasgow Sculpture Studios, 145 Kelvinhaugh St, Gallery 2, G3 8PX 1-2 pm, 23 June, Gallery 2 Kate Foster's intention is to point to a range of affiliations and partnerships, and raise discussion on criteria of success around international research projects. You can also attend via livestream. Alternatively a report will... Continue Reading →
Fear and Loathing in the West Highlands
Norman Shaw’s Nemeton lives up to Alastair McIntosh’s stated approach to writing, “In the absence of 300 micrograms of LSD, how can I trip them out?” This is gonzo academic writing at its best: faeries, faerie hills (a nemeton is a sacred space in the ancient Celtic religion), second sight, Ossian, standing stones (Calanais in... Continue Reading →
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