Tag: Ilana Halperin

  • RSA 200 Annual Exhibition, Edinburgh

    Despite packing in 560 works, the show doesn’t feel crowded and a walk through the galleries felt like a convivial environment in which to encounter old friends and discover new ones

  • Ilana Halperin: What Is Us and What Is Earth

    Collaborating with artists, scientists, geologists and nature itself, through her exquisite works, Halperin makes scientific research accessible and guides us to an understanding of ‘deep time’ through her artistic practice

  • Flesh Arranges Itself Differently

    Drawing from two remarkable collections of contemporary art and medical and scientific discovery, this exhibition at The Hunterian shows how representations of anatomy, technology, spirituality and mortality have shifted through the ages

  • Ilana Halperin: There Is a Volcano Behind My House

    For one of her largest solo presentations to date, Ilana Halperin brings her multifaceted practice to the Isle of Bute, responding to the place’s geological and human histories with a mix of the personal, geological, corporeal and poetic

  • Ilana Halperin: ‘Drawing is a trace fossil of a moment, an idea, proof of life’

    The artist, whose work is bound up with geological phenomena, explains the excitement of holding a meteorite older than the Earth, her obsession with the Eldfell volcano, and why gallstones are important to her art