Reviews & features: Edinburgh Art Festival
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4 star shows
Plan B
(19 Aug 2010)
Nuanced and arresting marriage of text and image- Edward Weston: Life Work and William Wegman: Family Combinations (12 Aug 2010)
A pair of fascinating photography exhibitions for the price of one - Hito Steyerl: In Free Fall (11 Aug 2010)
Sophisticated film captures the global economic crisis - Gemma Holt & Richard Healy: Shapes And Things (11 Aug 2010)
Making art from the everyday - Joan Mitchell (11 Aug 2010)
Arresting display of abstract paintings - Julie Roberts: Child (11 Aug 2010)
Honest and compelling exploration of childhood - Gilbert and George exhibit at the National Gallery (5 Aug 2010)
Retrospective of the iconic art duo - Impressionist Gardens (5 Aug 2010)
A remarkable exhibition of iconic, influential works at The National Galleries - Iran do Espírito Santo (5 Aug 2010)
Brazilian artist comes to the Ingleby Gallery presenting visual puns - Kim Coleman and Jenny Hogarth: Staged (5 Aug 2010)
Edinburgh-based artists stage a cultural land grab from August’s invasion - Prints of Darkness (29 Jul 2010)
Playful compendium of new work exploring record cover art
Plan B
3 star shows
- Atsuo Okamoto: Faraway Mountain
(18 Aug 2010)
A strong sense of both exploration and play - Victoria Crowe: Reflection (18 Aug 2010)
Rich but congested series of studies of Venice - Mairi Gillies: Natura Sensus (11 Aug 2010)
Hortisculpturist explores the relationship between art and plants - Sitting & Looking (28 Jul 2010)
Innovative group show offers comfortable, close examination of 21st century objects - Edinburgh Art Festival surrealist exhibition Another World leaves potential unfulfilled (27 Jul 2010)
Impressive, if surprisingly straightforward, collection of surrealist works
