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g 3? Paula Rego Sat 6 Aug—Sat 24 Sep. I DOGGERFISHER I MERZ I THE VILLAGE i ‘ Prints and works on paper. including . l l Gaylield Square. 558 7] 10. 87 Broughton Street. 558 8778. Wed— Sat l6 South Fort Street. Leith. 478 78l0. f 'The Children‘s Crusade'. ‘Nursery Wed—Fri I lam—6pm; Sat noon—5pm. noon—6pm. Mon-Sat l lam— l 1.45pm; Sun ; Rhymes'. ‘The Abortion Series‘. ‘Jane * Foul Play - Claire Barclay Fri Iimawashi Sun 7 Aug-Sun 4 Sep. l2.30~ 1 1.45pm. I i Eyre‘ and a selection of early prints 5 Aug—Sat 17 Sep. A new site-specific Fourteen contemporary artists from Mark Marnie’s Nights at the . from the l950s by this celebrated artist ‘ installation frorn Glasgow-based artist Japan. including a large off-site Circus l'ntil Sat 3 Sep. images of i who is 70 this year. See preview. page Claire Barclay. See preview. page 70 installation by Ken Kageyama made acrobats. burlesque and other assorted i l 70 and Hitlist. NEW SHOW. and Hitlist. NEW SHOW from over 100.000 chopsticks which is performers captured by the lens of Mark 1 ’ .. WW.-— . .m- » ~ due to be situated up the road at Lyon Marnie. l I WESTON LINK ; I GATEWAY THEATRE and Turnbull Auctioneers on Broughton i Hawthomden Lecture Theatre. National Elm Row. Leith Walk. 317 3939. Place. See preview. page 71. NEW Artist spaces i Gallery. the Mound. Daily l—l().30pm. SHOW. ; i Pierre Assouline on Henri The Smell of Longing Fri 5—Sun I CELL 77 3 Cartier-Bresson Sat 6 Aug. 28 Aug. Exhibition by freelance I OPEN EYE GALLERY 77 Montgomery Street. ' l2.45—l.30pm. Free. The close friend ; documentary photographer. Rune 34 Abercromby Place. 557 l020. Aurora at Cell 77 Sat 6 8; Sun 7 Aug. I of Cartier-Bresson talks about his life Eraker. featuring 30 images of Mon- Fri l()am~-6pm; Sat 10am-4pm. Free. Aurora host live artist-led and work. See interview. page 68. humanity on the move. The show is Graffiti and All through the Day initiatives from across Scotland and Francis Bacon: The Sacred and hosted by the Book Festival. which is l'ntil Sat 6 Aug. New work by Robyn Ireland - themselves. Cell77. F.nso. , the Profane Tue 9 Aug. 6—7pm. welcoming Eraker as part of the Denny. Found and (ilasgow DC for a weekend i Free. Former editor and publisher of . Nations Unlimited theme. focusing in David Evans L'ntil Tue 9 Aug. Cabinet of talks. music. installation. film and Art International and a friend of particular on Scotland. Norway and paintings of bingo halls. shop fronts and workshops. See preview. page 7]. 3 Francis Bacon’s for 30 years discusses Sweden. pawnshops. . : é a paradox he believes lies at the heart —- ---«—-<— ~ 7 7 New Figurative Painting l’ntil Wed I ST JAMES CENTRE ' f of Bacon‘s painting. T I THE GLASSHOUSE l0 Aug. (iroup show including work by 25 St James Shopping Centre. Cathedral 2 Greenside Place. 525 8200. Daily Paul Barnes. Stuart Duflin. Henry Lane. 557 263l. Mon—Sat 9am—6pm: i g Private Gaueries 9am—8pm. Kondracki and Jeremy James. Sun I lam—5pm. ? g Eiii Watanabe Until Sat 27 Aug. William Birnie L'ntil Wed 10 Aug. EmergeD Sat 6—Sun 28 Aug. Local and i I AMBER ARTS i Edinburgh College of Art presents an New work under the title ‘Waterways international artists create interventions i 78 Montrose Terrace. Abbeyhill. 66l ‘ exhibition by its artist in residence. and Cafe Days‘. in vacant shop fronts in the St James ' I l 167. Tue—Fri 10am—5pm; Sat ---~-7 Centre. See preview. page 7 l.
10am—2.30pm. ' I INGLEBY GALLERY I RED DOOR GALLERY - .7 — .— Alina Kisina Tue 9 Aug—Sun 4 Sep. 6 Carlton Terrace. 556 4441. Tue—Sat 42 Victoria Street. 477 3255. Mon Sat I TOTAL KUNST @ FOREST , The Ukrainian photographer's response 10am—5pm. 12.30 5.30pm: Sun noon 5pm. 3 Bristo Place. 220 4538. noon—10pm. i to the light reflected within the intimate 5% L’Idylle des Cerises Until Sat Fashionable Viktor l'ntil Tue 30 Aug. Polish Posters Until Sun 7 Aug. : i space of her flat. [7 Sep. Celebrating lan Hamilton lixhibition looking at the crossover lixhibition by two contemporary Polish l : —- - ~ Finlay's 80th birthday. the lngleby between art. fashion and design. artists. Lukas]. Lenda and Marcin ; I AMBER ROOME Gallery has commissioned the artist to Potepski. 3 75/79 Cumberland Street. 558 3352. make a proposal for the gallery I SCOTTISH GALLERY Mullet Against the Fringe Sun f Wed—Sat l lam—6pm. ' garden. This is shown alongside two 16 Dundas Street. 558 1200. Mon-Fri 7—Mon 22 Aug. Festival exhibition I Mixed Exhibition Thu 4 Aug. Four 7 exhibitions of his work — one devoted l0am--6pm; Sat l0am 4pm. curated by Kasia Wroblewski with daily artists from Scotland and Germany — to the French revolution and another Group Show Mon 8 Aug Wed 7 Sep. changing shows from international Sophie McKay Knight. Regina Koch. ofhis garden proposals on New paintings by James Morrison. artists. - Nicholas Newton and Jade Stout — revolutionary themes. See Hitlist. jewellery by Ann Little and ceramics by - — r —- i show new work. j NEW SHOW. Frances Priest. I WASPS STUDIOS I Jackie Anderson Thu l l Aug—Thu -—~-——~ — r—————v—.— - — A - - - r Jock McFadyen - Roadworks Wed l’atriothall Studios. 48 Hamilton Place. : 8 Sep. New figurative painting. I INSTITUT FRANCAIS l0 Aug-.Sat 3 Sep. Large urban Stockbridge. 225 I289. D’ECOSSE landscapes by this London-based artist at Chicago Sat 6—Tue 30 Aug. Seventeen i I ATTICSALT 3 13 Randolph Crescent. 225 5366. off-site venue. See picture. page 72. artists from WASPS/Chicago exchange. l 50 Thistle Street. North East Lane. 225 ‘ Mon-Wed & Fri 9.30am—5.30pm: i 2093. Mon—Sat l lam—6pm. Thu noon—5.30pm; Sat 9.30am---2pm. Ursula Mumenthaler Until Sat 27 Fashion Moves Until Wed 3] Aug. Aug. The Swiss artist takes Photographer Luke Watson exhibits a photographs of constructed scenes. varied range of fashion shots taken playing with light and the passing of y from the collections of up-and-coming time. ; designers over a period of four years. I BOURNE FINE ART I KODAK EXPRESS i 6 Dundas Street. 557 4050. Mon—Fri 37 Hanover Street. 220 1007. Daily ’ 10am—6pm; Sat l lam—2pm. . 10am—7pm. Alexander Nasmyth: His Circle 3 Windows Until Sat 3 Sep. Luke and Times Thu 4 Aug—Sat 3 Sep. ' Watson and Anna-Lisa Drew j Landscapes by this great Victorian photograph scenes in Edinburgh away . painter. NEW SHOW. from the public gaze — a leatherworks —~ — I factory. nightscapes and the hermitage I YOUNG ; of Braids. See picture. page 67. ? at Marie Curie House. 29 Albany ' I LEITH GALLERY Through 0W” Art YOU can Street. 456 3700. Mon—Sat 10am—5pm. 3 65 The Shore. Leith. 553 5255. ' i . Darren Jones - Fabric of the 1 Mon—Fri 11am-5pm; Sat 11am-4pm. buy Contempora ry V'sua| art . ' Nation Sat 6—Fri 26 Aug. London- A Foreign Affair Until Sat 3 Sep. ' ' based artist who investigates the iconic - Free. An exhibition of paintings. and crafts Interest free' f role that tartan plays within sculpture. ceramics. glass and ;
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