Visual Art hitlist

This article is from 2009.

The work of Alan Davie

The Creative World of Alan Davie
Highly recommended, vast retrospective of work by one of Scotland’s best -loved visual artists.
Dovecot, Edinburgh, until Sat 26 Sep.

Cerith Wyn Evans with Throbbing Gristle: A=P=P=A=R=I=T=I=O=N
This collaboration between sculptor Evans and the pioneering musicians captivates and liberates in equal measure.
Tramway, Glasgow, until Sun 27 Sep.

Lili Reynaud-Dewar: Power Structures, Rituals & Sexuality of the European Short-hand Typists
French artist Reynaud-Dewar explores social structures through the lost profession of shorthand typists.
Mary Mary, Glasgow, until Sat 3 Oct.

Henry Coombes: The Bedfords
Coombes’ film portrait of Victorian painter Sir Edward Landseer features a cameo from writer Alasdair Gray and music from Cleveland Watkiss.
Sorcha Dallas, Glasgow, until Fri 9 Oct.

Agnes Martin
The ‘abstract expressionism’ of Martin’s work easily creates the sense ‘of beauty and freedom’ that the artist has always aimed for.
Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, until Sun 8 Nov.

Dani Marti: Insideout
The Barcelona-born artist explores gay men’s health and sexuality through sound, video and sculptural installations.
Sh(out) Space, Glasgow, Fri 11 Sep–Sat 10 Oct.

Thomas Hirschhorn: It’s Burning Everywhere
DCA scores a major coup with the first ever solo show in the UK by the renowned Swiss artist.
Dundee Contemporary Arts, Sat 19 Sep-Sun 29 Nov.

This article is from 2009.

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