Issue 6 | Autumn 2006
External Articles
Glasgow
in Focus
Lovat Hamilton
Fresh Approaches at Kelvingrove
Jean Walsh, senior curator at
Kelvingrove
Art
Gallery
and Museum gives a sneak preview into the new displays of Scottish Art available to visitors.
Glasgow
’s Boy
Olivia Rickman, the City of
Glasgow
’s celebrating the achievements of multi- talented artist Charles Rennie Mackintosh in a year long international festival highlighting the diverse elements of his career. Rickman looks beyond the jewellery at the key attractions.
Beautiful Bequests
Anne Dulau, curator at The Hunterian Art Gallery,
University
of
Glasgow
, reports on two fascinating painting recently bequested to the gallery.
From Studio to Pavilion
Grainne Rice of the Mackintosh Gallery, Glasgow School of Art reports on the schools valuable contribution to
Glasgow
’s contemporary art scene.
Culture on the Coast
Olivia Rickman takes a look at Crear, a unique artist retreat on the West Coast of Scotland.
Day in the life of Kenny Hunter
Kate Cowcher discovers that whilst Hunter might defy the typical notion of artistic routine, two big projects in
Yorkshire
this summer and a well earned holiday are an exciting part of his forthcoming agenda.
Obituary: Ian Hamilton Finlay 1925- 2006
Polly Bielecka
The Fleming Collection
Divided Selves: The Scottish Self-Portrait
Polly Bielecka and Bill Hare, give a brief insight into the fascinating development of Scottish self Portraiture illustrated in the exhibition ‘Divided Selves’.
Rascals and Ruins
Cecilia Powell, curator of the exhibition ‘Rascals and Ruins: The Romantic Vision of James Pryde gives an overview of the life and times of this fascinating artist.
Picture in Focus
Bill Smith discusses the painting Summer by Edward Atkinson Hornel.
Scottish Art Now
Maria Ranauro of The Fleming Collection questions the relationship between
Scotland
’s artistic tradition and its contemporary output and asks a panel of art professionals for their view.
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