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CALTOH GALLERY

l0 Royal Terrace. 556 1010. Mon Fri l0am 6pm; Sat l0am- lptn.

Mixed Exhibition Paintings from stock including works by (ieorge llottston. J.l). Fergusson, Maclauchlan Milne and PW. Adatn.

Exhibitions are listed alphabetically by venue. Festival Art listings compiled by Helen Monaghan. Please note that many Edinburgh galleries and museums will revert back to their normal opening times after the Festival.

Edinburgh Galleries

THE ADAM POTTERY

76 Henderson Row. 557 3978. Mon Sat l0atn 6pm.

Clay 2001 Mon 6 Fri 3| Aug. A Festival selling show of fttnctional. sculptttral and figurative ceramics by resident makers including Janet Adam. (‘raig Mitchell. limma (irove. (iavin Burnett and Michele Bills.

CANDLISH HALL

St (ieorge‘s West Church. 58 Shandwick Place. Mon Sat 10am 6.30pm (closes at 5.30pm on Fri 24 Augl.

Art Exhibition And Sale Of Paintings Sat 4 Fri 24 Atig. A selling exhibition of paintings by members of the llolyrood Art (‘lub

THE CAULDRON

77 (‘Ierk Street. 622 7236. Mon Sat noon lam; Sun l2.30pm lam. Mixed Exhibition A changing exhibition of gothic art including sculpture. drawing. photography and paintings by local artists.

CHURCH HILL THEATRE

33a Morningside Road. 220 434‘). Daily noon 8pm.

Shows And Stars Mon 6 Thu 23 Aug. A display of Scottish Theatre’s playbills and programmes past and present.

AMSTERDAM

l‘) Brandon Terrace. 556 I I75.

'l‘ue Sun noon 6pm.

Festival Exhibition Sun 5 Mon 27 Aug. An exhibition of work relating to the crossover between art and architecture featuring stained glass building bricks by lilizabeth (‘oll. stainless steel chairs. glass by Inge Paneels and stained glass by lilaine A. Adam.

CITY ART CENTRE

2 Market Street. 52‘) 3993. Mon Sat l0am 6pm; Sun noon 5pm. £4 (£2.50) for all fottr exhibitions; family ticket L“); season ticket £7.

ART EDINBURGH

20a Dundas Street. 557 5002. Mon Fri l0am—-6pm; Sat 10am 4pm.

Festival Exhibition Mon 6 Thu l6 Aug. Jedburgh-based Mainhill (iallery present an exhibition of paintings and etchings by Kate Boxer. (‘aroline Hunter and Rob llain. plus ceramics by David Reeves.

ART HOUSE STUDIOS

26 Bridge Street. 665 8473. Mon & Wed—Sat l 1am 5pm; Sun noon 74pm. East Meets West - Jacek Caputa Sun Sttn l2 Aug. Paintings by Jacek (‘aputa inspired by early (‘hristian and Byzantine art. creating a modern interpretation of conventional

Sebastiao Salgado: Migrations Until Sun 2 Sep. Photographs taken over seven years by one of the world‘s leading photojournalists. Brazilian-born Sebastiao Salgado. The exhibition documents the phenomenon of migration aiming to challenge our concepts of nature. culture and community. See review and llitlist. Australia Dreaming: Contemporary Aboriginal Art Until Sat 6 ()ct. A celebration of the life and art of Australian Aboriginal communities in the Northern Territories. the (‘entral and Western Deserts and the Kimberley. Penny Tweedie‘s photographs of the Arnhem Land

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orthodox art. The Yell Connection Sun 5 Sat l8 Aug. Portraiture. landscape and still life paintings by Shetland artists Jeanette Nowak and Brian 'l'ait.

(‘ommunity accompany the display. 1 Sir William Allan, Artist Adventurer 1782-1850 Until Sat 6 ()ct. A reappraisal of the work of this tnajor Scottish artist. Sir William Allan. Alter spending ten years painting in Russia. he returned to Scotland to produce Scottish historical paintings which are among the first ever painted. i Art In The City Until Sat 6 ()ct. An exhibition of works drawn frotn the

(‘itv‘s collection of Scottish Art.

examining the relationship between ( T H E A R T I S T ; P I C A S S O ) artists and the city of lidinburgh. l

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Nasmyth. Lavery. (‘ursiter. (‘had --

McCail and (‘allum lnnes. See review.

COLLECTIVE GALLERY

22—28 (‘oekburn Street. 220 1260. 'l‘uervSat 10.30am~5pm; Sun l-5pm. l 0 Kate Gray: The Ghost Of A Flea Sat 4 Aug—Sun 9 Sep. In her first major solo show, Edinburgh-based artist l Kate (iray shows large-scale digital duratran images. Created by digitally 1

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ARTIZIH

29b Dundas Street. 467 3937. Tue-Fri l lain-6pm; Sat l lam 5.30pm.

One Festival: Four Cities Fri 3 Aug-Sat I Sep. A selection of work including painting. jewellery. ceramics and sculpture by this year's graduates frotn lidinburgh. (ilasgow. Dundee and Aberdeen art schools.

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ATELIER

2‘) Howe Street. 558 I200. Mon v-Fri 10am—6pm; Sat 10am—4pm. Favourites And Surprises Mon 6—Sat 25 Aug. The Scottish (iallery presents a changing exhibition of work by contemporary artists and makers featuring lili/abeth Blackadder. John Byrne. (ieorge Devlin. Barbara Rae and Duncan Shanks. plus ceramics. glass.

metalwork. silverware and wood. manipulating photographic images. the

imaginary landscapes will be set within i ,. , JOSEPH BOHHAR JEWELLERS the walls of a maze made specifically l\\C Cc‘lS‘i'QttC. 11C. c‘v‘. “PS l‘E-xci't ' 3 ~ is' 72 Thistle Street. 226 28l l. Mon—Sat for the gallery space. See preview and j . v 7 t _ ,~ . g \ - _ . - l0.30am—5pm. llitlist. NEW SHOW. [3.701'0 Q. LX133 .‘. S Q I C. C. 5. :7. t 5. . . z 3 \ .. c 2' Capriccio‘Until Sat I Sep. A selling Emma Hedditch - It’s Not Easy Role” 4 pe M a W; k .7 t s s 3‘ ; s ' e, k; 3 . exhibition of tempera paintings by To Make A Pet Sat 4—Sun l2 Aug. k‘ \ V 2' i k [Edinburgh-born artist Albert Fortning part of a series of week-long [’Qq L. 5. 1 in: 5 [\tQ it R g \ Q t‘ .3 i c“ C 5 S 3 ( ummtngs. projects by invited artists. London-based ' '

video artist limma Hedditch shows

C recent video works. Chambers Street. 225 5105. Fubar Until Stilt 26 Aug. A range of COLOURS GALLERY contemporary art by two generations of i (Formerly Gallery 4| ). 4| Dundas I artists who make up [Jubur ([Immd Street. 557 4569. M(,n__[:ri :pmuel’c: :y 25c Qt.- w :2: ‘- .-. rte-"new; ,--. .- :-..- Under Bridges And Railways). The l0.30am—5.30pm; Sat 10.30am—5pm. Fee-u.- "cent: .r‘.-~~ .--', c’ -..~.o .i.‘ '. ‘. c Se;;.: - ~ show features prints. photography and Oscar Goodall Until Sat I 1 Aug. / video installation. Scottish landscapes.

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