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Tessa Lynch: Alexandrite »

Tessa Lynch: Alexandrite

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"My work can always be seen in two formats, 2D and 3D; this constant push and pull of different dimensions directly references my interests in reality and fantasy", writes Tessa Lynch in her artist biography. This fascination with duality is clearly ex...

Wed 21 Apr 2010 by Jeremy Parker | Read more »

Documentalist »

Documentalist ChrisEvans RepeatHorizon

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Documentalist, the product of an international collective consisting of Chris Evans, Deimantus Narkevicius and Suzanne Treister, seeks to combine international affairs, war, sci-fi and mysticism. Normally, curation without clear labels is annoying, but...

Wed 03 Mar 2010 by Joao Abbott-Gribben | Read more »

Rachel Adams & Katharina Kiebacher »

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The candidly coquettish forms sprinkled across the Collective Gallery’s central space are a misleading harbinger of the arduous, military video installations they precede. The relationship between the final showcasing artists in 2009’s New ...

Sun 20 Dec 2009 by Rachael Cloughton | Read more »

Collective effort, singular rewards »

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The floor-to-ceiling glass windows of the Collective Gallery lend a certain lightness to the New Work Scotland Programme, and inform an indifferent public that through this place contemporary art can pass with communal ephemerality. The works are plac...

Wed 28 Oct 2009 by Michael Grotell | Read more »

A Time And A Place »

A time and a place

Now in its second year, Place Projects is fast becoming an integral part of the Collective Gallery’s ever-expanding New Work Scotland Programme. The artist-led initiative aims to support emerging artists by developing a community in which constan...

Wed 28 Oct 2009 by Rachael Cloughton | Read more »

A cure for the summertime blues »

A cure for the summertime blues

There are certain lessons quickly learned when beginning life as a student: tupperware is indispensable, second-hand clothing is ‘vintage’ and abandoned furniture is invariably worthy of the laborious journey back to the flat. Students have...

Wed 07 Oct 2009 by Rachael Cloughton | Read more »

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