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Play In The City L'ntil Sun 21 ()ct. Children and young people across Glasgow present images of where and how they play.
LILLIE ART GALLERY
Station Road. Milngavie. 578 8847. Tue—Fri l()am—lpm. 2—5pm; Sat 2—5pm. Creating A Presence Sat 6 ()ct—Sat 17 Nov. Drawn from Lillie Art Gallery's collection. a display of works which explore humankind's presence within the natural landscape. NEW SHOW. Mnemosyne Sat (3 ()ct~-Sai 17 Nov. Glasgow-based artist Iona Montgomery explores past lives and cultures through mythology. archaeology and fossili/ed forms.
LLOYD JEROME GALLERY
200 Bath Street. 33] ()722. Tue- Sat 9am—6pm.
Emil Schult L'ntil Stiii l l .\'ov. The first Scottish showing of paintings by iimil Rachel Whiteread For over
Schult who found fame as part of legendary twelve years‘ London_bom Turner
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Kraftwerk. Designing the band's artwork. Pnze Wlnner RaChel Wh'teread has o I
this exhibition features paintings on plexi been casting eVerYdaY ObleCtS.
glass. employing graphic brushstrokes onto from mattresses and wardrobes to o
the transparent *“riilcc- an entire house. This exhibition of N
MARKET fifteen major works is Whiteread's
322 Duke Street. 550 i 125. Tue «Sill first show in Scotiand. A must-see. I ;
11am—5pm. . y _ y _ National Gallery Of Modern Art, *
"id? And sea“ “"1 H.‘ ‘3 ()Ci' Edinburgh, until Sun 9 Dec. N '
Paintings and drawings by Sally ( hapman .
and Lottise Schtnid. Total Obiect Complete With m Missing Parts Tramway’s new 0‘
mums“ L'BMRY visual arts season kicks off with a _
20 North Street. 287 299‘). Mon 'l’hu . h. . . f i().3()am--6.3()pm; l’ri & Sat 10.30am 4pm. major ex 'b't'on 0 new and recent
Autumn 2001 Mon 8 iii 260a. work by twelve international artists, ' ° ' Paintings andcrafts by members of the taking its theme from the writings Of i (ilasgow Society of Women Artists. Samuel Beckett‘ Featured artists i
THE MODERN msnTu-l-E include Nedko Solakov. Simon ' 73 Robertson Street. Suite (i. Floor I. 248 Starling. Joao Penalva and Mariele 371 l- “164'” ""0" Shin. Neudecker. See review. Tramway, 1
Scott Myles l'ntil l-‘ri l‘) ()ct. .\'ew . photographic works by Scott sis-its. 6/3390” “’7’” 8U” 28 OC"
Ed Buscha Last chance to see EWAN "UNDY FINE ART the work of the seminal Los
221 West (ieorge Street. 248 9755. - - Mon-l’ri l()aiii 5.30pm: Sat l()aiii 2pm. Angeles POD amSt Ed RUSCha In an
The Autumn Exhibition Hi 5 wed exhibition of hyper-realist paintings ' 3i ()ct. Paintings by a selection of artists of snow-capped moontain ranges. including i‘t‘l’gtissnit. llunter. (‘adell. encoded with his trademark cryptic
Blackadder. llowson and many others. text. [river/elm House, Royal Botanic
newcouraupomnmitmgcom Garden. Edinburgh, until Sun 74
PHILIP REEVES
A retrospective of the prints
more information about Sw itchspace e- mail: info(a switchspace.co.tik 7 7 OCt—Sat 2-2 Dec.
//Slope: In The House Of The Here + Now: Scottish Art Many [in 5 Fri 26 ()ct. In the basement of 1990.2001 The final exhibition in
this West iind cafe. (ilasgow ‘s artists-run . - - moving gallery Switchspace present a new a senes whlch traces the hlstory Of
()n-line gallery. www.new-ctintemporary- Oct. , attcom - - , Miniatures One The opening exhibition Phfl'p Reevfis' A . ; for this new on-line gallery which Retrospecuve The “St Of the ' showcases the work of up-and-coining 70th birthday celebrations taking artists from (ilithth {Hid lidinburgh With place in G|asgow and i all works available to buy. highlighting works by one of i OFFSHORE Scotland's leading abstract artists. t 3/5 (tihsoii Street. 341 ()l to. Mon t-‘ri Philip Reeves. See preview. i i ()am- i lpm: Sat & Sun l()am l lpm. l‘or Hunter/an An Ga/lery G/asgow Thu i I V
body of site specific works by Jason ' SCOWSh an from 1945' FOCUSmg On Townsend who explores the connection the years 1990 tO 2001, Christine between organic and man-made objects in B H n R I - l i the digital world. NEW SHOW. “(.1 (Eddy iBUCganan' D5 Zi:e ; . Artist Talk Sat l3 ()cl. 3pm. Jason |+ VU ign' gyugias OédAOin' aviL/Jm 3 'l'ownsend talks abotii his work. nneS- 033 Inc a” an '30” all
are among this impressive line-up. I I ' I 95".“90" ‘FENTRE _ . See review. DCA, Generator, MON - SAT 9.30 — 5.00 ADMISSION FREE TEL: o i 4 | -330 543i 36 Washington Street. Ill 2l23. .\lon i'l'l . mum 75.3(3imi. McManus Galleries, Dundee; The Glasgow Group i'iiiii rim i (in. Aberdeen Art Gallery and Peacock An exhibition of work by members of the Visual Arts, Aberdeen, until Sun 4 (ilasgow (iroup. who were founded back in NOV H U l957. and invited artists. ' i l i
Nic Hess Nic Hess creates Iarge- ‘ I scale. Site-SpeCliiC W8” based ("NIVERSH‘Y i
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(i Wilson Street. Merchant city. 552 0702. Couages made up of brand names “"‘““"“' i l Tue. Wed & liri l lani ()plill Tim and logos for the gallery Space . . i i lain 7pm; Sat l()aiii (iptit; Sun I 5pm. l-ruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh, until This exhibition and the accompanying publication are a collaboration With the Mixed Exhibition Work by Sat 24 NOV Talbot Rice Gallery show: Philip Reeves - A retrospective: Paintings l954-ZOOI ;
contemporary tip-and-coiiiing Scottish- IO Nov - l5 Dec l
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