Simon Starling in Mexico City

New work by MFA graduate Simon Starling in Mexico City.

Laura Aldridge solo show at Tramway, Glasgow

Laura Aldridge
California wow!
Preview Thu 29 January
7 - 9pm

Tramway 2

Laura Aldridge (MFA 2006) presents a new installation for Tramway's main gallery which reflects on her engagement with the relationship between art, craft and performance. Drawing together sculpture, textile, print and ceramics, Aldridge sets up a vivid and tactile environment inhabited by a variety of 'display-scapes' through which the viewer is invited to interact with the exhibition in various ways. Functioning both as exhibition and a site for collaboration and discussion, the installation will operate as a backdrop for dialogue about craft and contemporary art, creative processes, connections and collaborations.

Supported by The Elephant Trust and Creative Scotland.

Exhibition runs until Sun 22 March.

LIFE LIKE

New exhibition at Transmission featuring MFA graduates Lauren Hall and G. Kung.

Future Station: 2015 Alberta Biennial of Contemporary Art

Future Station: 2015 Alberta Biennial of Contemporary Art

January 24 – May 3 2015

Uniting several themes of contemporary art practices in Alberta, including psychology, natural forces, detritus, and austerity, this exhibit is an expression on what it feels like to be an artist in Alberta.

Featuring several MFA graduates including Jay Mosher, Erik Osberg, Josee Ouellette and Scott Rogers.

University of Alberta Enterprise Square Galleries
10230 Jasper Ave.
Edmonton, Alberta
Canada 

Future Station: 2015 Alberta Biennial of Contemporary Art is an examination of the creative practices at work with Alberta artists and ultimately an expression on what it feels like to be an artist in Alberta. The title is derived from an abandoned transit platform located under the civic centre of the province’s capital, Edmonton. Future Station is in reality both a physical and allegorical place of transition and stasis: part urban mythology and part monument to the banality of dormant infrastructure. It serves as a metaphor for the status of contemporary visual culture in Alberta – it exists and functions as a potent vacancy awaiting due recognition. - See more at: http://www.youraga.ca/exhibit/futurestation#sthash.xx32KKNR.dpuf

Future Station: 2015 Alberta Biennial of Contemporary Art is an examination of the creative practices at work with Alberta artists and ultimately an expression on what it feels like to be an artist in Alberta. The title is derived from an abandoned transit platform located under the civic centre of the province’s capital, Edmonton. Future Station is in reality both a physical and allegorical place of transition and stasis: part urban mythology and part monument to the banality of dormant infrastructure. It serves as a metaphor for the status of contemporary visual culture in Alberta – it exists and functions as a potent vacancy awaiting due recognition. - See more at: http://www.youraga.ca/exhibit/futurestation#sthash.xx32KKNR.dpuf

Duncan Campbell Turner Prize winner

Duncan Campbell (MFA 1998) won the 2014 Turner Prize for his contribution to Scotland’s pavilion at the Venice Biennale. Responding to Chris Marker and Alan Resnais’ 1953 film Statues Also Die, Campbell’s It for Others included new work by choreographer Michael Clark.

Campbell makes films about controversial figures such as the Irish political activist Bernadette Devlin or the quixotic car manufacturer John DeLorean. By mixing archive footage and new material, he questions and challenges the documentary form.

Kari Robertson

13 February–21 March 2015
Wednesday–Saturday 12–6pm

Preview
Thursday 12 February 7–9pm

SWG3 Gallery
100 Eastvale Place
Glasgow G3 8QG

Supported by the Elephant Trust

Pastel et nu - Nicolas Party

Centre culturel suisse · 32-38, rue des Francs-Bourgeois · F-75003 · Paris · France