Alaya Ang, Crystal Bennes, Renèe Helèna Browne, Ross Fleming, Maria de Lima, Sekai Machache, Emmie McLuskey, Thulani Rachia, Kirsty Russell, Matt Zurowski
Foregrounding the practices of ten emerging Scottish-based artists, this exhibition will survey some of the key concerns confronted by contemporary creative practice. This includes works that examine relations between colonisation and damaged indigenous cultures – pertaining to land rights, ecological systems and the power of dreams; the politics of movement; systems of care; the world of commodities trading and explorations of queer relationships and histories. The second exhibition by Talbot Rice Residents, it will feature artists from the final two cohorts of the programme. Supported by the Freelands Artist Programme, an incredible nationwide project that has supported 80 artists across the UK, propelling them to new heights.
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Guide
Cost of Sojourn: Survival and actions revealed in unspecific sites
Poetry and Performance. The Eastern European Perspective
Farmer Designers: An art of living
Goyoson: not him, but them and Michel
Tilda Swinton Pays Tribute to the Films of Pier Paolo Pasolini
Stop Painting
A Thought on the Institutional Position of the Medieval Art Today
The Joy of Painting with Bob Ross & Banksy
Joel Meyerowitz on the Stories Behind His Wild Flowers Photographs
