Art
Edinburgh Galleries continued
CONCRETE BUTTERFLY
3 l 7 (‘owgalu Old Town. 558 I730. Mon Sat 10am (ypm; Sun noon 5pm. Festival Collection l-‘ri 3 l‘ri 31 Aug. An exclusive collection of contemporary products for the home featuring screenprinted furniture by Alasdair (iall and Fiona Mclntosh as well as tables. sofas. lighting. glassware. throws and jewellery by a wealth of designers.
THE DAVID YOUNG GALLERY
at Marie ('urie House. 2‘) Albany Street. 478 7050. Mon~Sat 10am 5pm; Stiii
1 5pm.
Lewis Grassic Gibbon Centenary Exhibition t'ntil Sat 1 Sep. Paintings by Scottisli artists based on the work of one of Scotland's greatest 20th century writers. Lewis (irassic (iibbon (1901 -1‘)35 1. author of the classic Sunset Song. During the exhibition. there will be daily recitals including Scot/um] In lxm'. stories with harp and voice t 13 IX Atig at 3.15pm) and a cappella group The Oxford Belles (20 25 Aug at 3.15pm).
THE DEAN GALLERY
Belford Road. 624 (i200 (recorded information 332 2266). Mon-Sat
10am (ipm; Stiii l lam bpm.
0 Roland Penrose Until Sun 9 Sep. £4 (£2.50) Joint admission with Lee Miller lixhibition at the National (iallery of Modern Art. ()nc of the key figures in the development of modern art in Britain was Roland Penrose ( 1900-1984). This major exhibition which coincides with the publication of Roland I’t’nmst': The Friendly .S'urreuli'st a biography by his son Antony Penrose. reveals his work as a surrealist artist. exhibition organiser. collector and writer. Penrose was friends with a number of surrealists including lirnst. Miro and Picasso and was respon- sible for the first surrealist exhibition to come to London in 1936. To complement the exhibition. the National Gallery of Modern Art is hosting an exhibition of photographs by Penrose's wife. Lee Miller. See llitlist.
Paolozzi And Music Until Sun 28 ()ct. As part of a series of displays from the (iallery‘s collection of liduardo Paolo/A's work. a suite of nine screeiiprints entitled (‘ulcium Light Night inspired by the work of innovative American composer. (‘harles Ives.
THE DI ROLLO GALLERY
27 Qtieensferry Street. 220 4150. Mon—Sat 9.30am-~5.30pm; Stiii noothan
Recent Acquisitions A changing display of the gallery‘s recent purchases.
DOGGERFISHER
l l (iayfield Square. 558 7| 10. Tue—Sat l lankhplll; Sun 2~5pm.
Do Others Before They Do You:
The Kamaz camp for displaced Afghans, Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan by
Sebastiéo Salgado on show at the City Art Centre
Lyn Lowenstein Thu 9 Aug Stiii 30 Sep. Edinburgh-based artist Lyn Lowenstein's topical exhibition of photographs. paintings and text works explores ideas of holitical protest. focusing on the Burmese democracy. the UK's petrol crisis and recent anti- capitalist demonstrations. Lowenstein will lead a demo through lidinburgh on Sat 4 Aug. NEW SHOW.
DOM
8 Advocate's (‘lose. 225 9271. Daily
1 1.30am 5.30pm (Closed Wed).
The New Wave Of Primitivism l)om is an arts project established iii 1996 by a group of international artists working iii Scotland. With a constantly changing exhibition of artworks. the gallery houses sculpture. stained glass
and paintings by artists who practice primitive art.
DUNDAS STREET GALLERY
(ia Dundas Street. 558 9363. Mon -Sat 10am (ipm.
Festival Exhibition 2001 Fri 3 Sat I 1 Aug. Leone (‘ockburn (‘ontemporary Art present a Festival exhibition of paintings by James ()rr. l.in Patullo and Helen M. Turner.
EDINBURGH COLLEGE OF ART l.auriston Place. 221 (i000. Daily
10am 5pm.
GChris Cunningham Until Sun 26 Aug. (realm and director of music videos for Bjork. Madonna and Aphex Twin. (‘hris (‘unningham began working in the context of art for the first time last
fruitmarketl g the gallery
45 Market Street Edinburgh EH1 lDF
telephone: 0131-225 2383 facsimile:
0131-2203130
as THE LIST 2—9 Aug 2001
SEBASTIAO SALGADO
year. On show isflct t20001 and his new piece .llonkcv Drunmicr (2001 i. which premiered at this year's Venice Biennale. featuring ati automaton of the head of a monkey with multiple limbs. See pre- yiew and llitlist.
Persistence Of Vision l'ntil Sun 2t» Atig. l-‘orming part of the lidtiibtirgh International liilm Festival. this exhibition profiles the growing influence of artists inyoly ed in the use of film and y ideo. l-"eattired artists include Kerry l.aitala. lleyerly llood. Phillipe Kha/ariaii and Michelle Naisiiiitli.
EDINBURGH GALLERY
lSal)tiiit1as Street. 557 5227. Mon l-‘ri l0am 5pm; Sat 10am 3pm.
The Bride Stripped Bare Sat 4 Sat IS Atig. Recent paintings by l.es|ey Banks inspired by w eddings.
EDINBURGH PHOTOGRAPch SOCIETY
'l'lie Photographic lixhibitton (‘eiitre. (ix (ireat King Street. Mon Sat 10am 8pm; Stiii 1 5pm. £2 (L150); under 12s free. International Photography Sun S Atig Stiti 2 Sep. The 13001 annual photographic exhibition featuring over 200 prints taken by photographers from
around the globe.
EDINBURGH ZOO
(‘orstorpliine Road. 334 ‘)I7 1. Daily 9am (1pm.
Living Colour Until l-‘ri 7 Sep. New work by artist-in-residence Allison Young.
EDITH SIMON GALLERY
()7 Northumberland Street. 550 5873. Mon Sat 10.30am (ipm.
Edith Simon: Come Again Mon
(y Sat 25 Aug. Annual show from regular
Festival exhibitor lidith Simon. featuring graphics. picttires. sculpture and videos.
EGO AND OUT 14 Picardy Place. 478 7434. Daily noon- 1 1pm.
AS220 Gallery Exchange Wed
8 Sat 18 Aug. Artists from AS220. a studio space offering residential and work space to artists based iii Providence in the USA. bring an eclectic range of work to the l-‘estival including painting. silk-screening. photography and collage.
FIRTH GALLERY
35 William Street. 225 2190. Tue l‘ri l lam 5pm; Sat 1 lam 2pm. Uncomfortable Skin l'ntil Sat 4 Aug. Mixed media works by Irvine Large.
FOUNTAINPARK LEISURE COMPLEX
l’ountainpark. Potiiitainbridge. Dundee Street. 228 978-1.
Fringe Poster Competition Exhibition Stiii 5 Mon 27 Aug. A display of over 100 posters designed by children for the annual l-‘ringe Poster
i competition.
The Fruitmarket Gallery Edinburgh International Festival Exhibition
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