I INTERMEDIA GALLERY
IS King Street. 552 2540. Daily
noon (rpm.
Colquhoun l'ntil Sat ll) Nov. Paintings and seulpture. LAST CHANCE TO SEE. Scrap Sat 20 .\'ov Stilt ll l)ee. Riehie Cumming. l’ete Martin and Jay Yung put their hunter-gatherer skills to the test as the_v spend three davs living and working in the gallery to create an interactive and sculptural map of waste materials available in the surrounding area. NEW SHOW.
I MARKET GALLERY
33-1 Duke Street. 556 7270. Tue Sat
noon ()pm.
Dennistoun 2099 L'ntil Sat ll) .\'ov. lishibition of work bv [’7 children from the area. expressing their thoughts and feeling about its regeneration. LAST CHANCE TO SEE.
Image in Me Tue 22 .\'ov l’ri lo I)ee. l)oeumentarv-stvle work b_v [.indsa)‘ Seers whieh blurs the boundarv between what's in front and behind the lens. NEW SHOW.
I TRANSMISSION GALLERY 28 King Street. 552 48H. 'I‘ue Sat llam 5pm.
Lisi Raskin l'ntil Sat ll) l)ee. Installation work.
Edinburgh
I COLLECTIVE GALLERY
22 2S ('oekburn Street. 220 I260.
'l'ue Sat noon 5pm.
New Work Scotland Programme 2005 O... l’ntil Sat l‘) .\'ov. New work b} emerging Scottish-based artists .\'eil (‘lements and Alberta \Vhittle. LAST CHANCE TO SEE.
I DEAN GALLERY
73 IICIltil'tI Road. 62-1 ()200. Dull)
lllam 5pm.
The Pleasure of Your Company l'ntil Sttn 4 Dee. l‘ree. .’\ eolleetion of private view imitation eards l‘rom the Scottish National (iallerv of Modern Art l.i brar).
Echoes of Antiquity: Eduardo Paolozzi and Traditional Sources l'ntil Stilt 12 Mar. I-‘ree. Studies. sketches and archive material highlighting l’aolo/li's interest in tnvtholog) and histor).
Charles Rennie MacKintosh in France 1923-27: Landscape Watercolours Sat 26 .\'ov Sun 5 I‘eb. £5 (£3.50). Although he's best known for his architecture and interior designs. this exhibition looks at Mackintosh's line watereolours alter he moved to France. NEW SHOW.
Tour of Mackintosh in France Mon 28 .\'ov. l2.45 l.l5pm. liree with ticket price. Tour of the exhibition b} l’rol‘essor Pamela Robertson.
I FRUITMARKET GALLERY
45 Market Street. 225 2383. Mon Sat
l lam 6pm; Sun noon 5pm.
Louise Hopkins: Freedom of Information 0000 l'ntil Sun ll Dee. Free. The (ilasgow -basetl artist showcases new commissions and ke} works l'rom the past decade other praetiee. See review. page ()5.
I NATIONAL GALLERY OF SCOTLAND
'l‘he Mound. (>24 ()2()(). Mon \Vetl ck
l-‘ri Stilt lilatn 5pm: 'l'hu lllam 7pm. Choice: 21 Years of Collecting for Scotland .0... l‘ntil Stilt 15 Jan. l‘ree. Roval Scottish Academ) Building. lixhibition of diverse works from Scotland's national collection. acquired under departing director general Sir ’l‘imoth} (‘lil'l‘otd
Signed Tour of Choice Sun 20 Nov.
l lam noon. Free. Ro_val Scottish Academ} Building. Mar} Kilpatriek leads this tour for the deal. It) book a place tax ()24 (3440 or test ()7Sl-l 75lllS7.
Gossip, chat and rumour from the gallery floor
I To mark the 400th anniversary of Cervantes’ novel Don Quixote, the Tramway has invited Lapland, a Glasgow-based collective of artist and designers, to co- curate an exhibition using the novel as creative stimulus. The themes of madness, loneliness, fantasy, reality, friendship and morality, that are explored in the book will be examined in the witty and aesthetically pleasing sculptural and design multiples that the group specialise in from Friday 18 November to Sunday 18 December in Tramway’s Project Room
I Graham McKenzie, the director of the CCA. Glasgow, is leaving to become the artistic director and chief executive of the Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival in January 2006. He’s steered the CCA along a sometimes rocky and idiosyncratic path. and what the centre will become now is anyone's guess. The space does have potential. and there are enough local artists and professionals with international clout to draw on to reinvigorate the beast.
I Cabin Exchange and Glasgow School of Art are looking for ideas, artworks and events to take place in the now famous cabin exchange project, where a 10ft x 8ft industrial storage container becomes a temporary art space. The Exchange 20/20 project was launched on Tuesday 1 November, and it has been proposed that cabins will appear in Dennistoun, Tradeston and Pollockshaws. Sites will be finalised and proposals requested on Friday 9 December, to be in by Friday 20 January 2006. The orginisers require no CVs or previous artistic experience. Send your proposals to cabinexchange©yahoo.co.uk and check out the website at www.cabinexchange.com for more details.
I After scanning and re-scanning this year's ArtReview Power 100 list it appears that no Scottish artists. dealers. collectors or gallerists managed to make the final cut. Damien Hirst made the number one spot. up from 78 last year, Pop fans.
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Generation KKK: Passing the Torch
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St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art 2 Castle Street, Glasgow 64 ORH
Phone 0141 553 2557
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Public talk by James Edward Bates Saturday 19 November. 2 pm
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