Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop (ESW) invites notes of interest from curators who wish to be considered for the planning and delivery of the cross-disciplinary exhibition MAGAZINE.
Now in its fifth year, MAGAZINE takes place during the Edinburgh Festivals and has established itself as a highlight in Edinburgh’s artistic calendar. Set in the building, grounds and surrounding areas of ESW, the exhibition offers a unique experience to participating artists and audiences alike, presenting contemporary sculptural practice in its widest and most engaging sense.
Notes of interest should be sent to:
Gordon Munro
Assistant Director
Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop
25 Hawthornvale
Edinburgh
EH6 4JT
Scotland
MAGAZINE 07 |Artists Blog
Louisa Preston envisages ideals,
which exist in our constant manipulation of our surrounding urban
environment and domestic spaces, our constant rearranging, modification
and demolition making way for the latest new builds, and how these
attempts at idealism leave the old and new in constant fluctuation
and tension, the past and present in indeterminate flux. Here she
creates a new installation reflecting this sense of instability and
unrest; over the timeframe of the show she will rework, reconstruct
and remake an installation at the pavilion space of ESW in correspondence
to the present surrounding environment and its historical roots.
Documentation of the work in progress, was updated daily.
MAGAZINE is ESW’s annual festival show featuring work by contemporary artists from across Scotland. Work is shown in the workshop and garden areas of ESW and in the sites around Newhaven which in the past have included bridges, rivers, billboards and lighthouses.
A r c h i v e
MAGAZINE 07 FOUND were commissioned by ESW to create several
sound pieces for MAGAZINE 07. They decided to develop an ambitious interactive
audio installation in collaboration with computer scientist
Simon Kirby. For
more information click here >
MAGAZINE 06 View images, video and artists statements from MAGAZINE 06.
MAGAZINE 05 View images, video and artists statements from MAGAZINE 05.