Tag: Talbot Rice Gallery

  • Mai Nguyễn-Long – interview

    The artist explains feeling that she belonged neither to the Vietnamese community of her heritage or the Australian one of her birth led her to translate centuries-old Vietnamese wood carvings into her own artworks in clay and how through her…

  • Jesse Jones: The Tower

    Injustices suffered by women – whether burnt at the stake or incarcerated in the Magdalene Institutions – threads through this powerful and moving show, a follow-up to Jones’s 2017 Venice Biennale work Tremble Tremble

  • The Accursed Share

    Nine artists, including Lubaina Himid, Hana Miletić and Moyra Davey, consider the fraught subject of capitalism and monetary debt through the prisms of slavery, colonialism and exploitation of land and people

  • Qiu Zhijie

    In this, Qiu Zhijie’s first solo UK show, we must mentally navigate his ink map paintings, in which the conceptual is intertwined with the painterly, the painterly with the calligraphic, and we must physically navigate his paper reliefs, set out…

  • Céline Condorelli – interview: ‘The histories of work are really opened up in my work so that things are voiced and expanded’

    The architecturally trained artist talks about her new show at Edinburgh’s Talbot Rice Gallery, and looking at the constructed nature of labour and leisure, as well as value

  • Angelica Mesiti: In the Round

    Mesiti skilfully choreographs our experiences, guiding us around the gallery and immersing us in the worlds of bees, trees and ancient music in her evocative sound and video installations

  • The Normal

    A bracing reflection on social and environmental issues that have been foregrounded during the pandemic, this exhibition, curated in real time during 2020, acts as an emotional, but uplifting wake-up call

  • Pine’s Eye

    From rejecting cultivated gardens in favour of wild spaces to using traditional craft rather than modern techniques, the artists in this show throw new light on how we look at the world

  • The Extended Mind

    This fascinating show explores the mind and how we think through our connections with other people, things and places

  • Jess Johnson: ‘My work is a visual stew’

    The fantastical world of Jess Johnson has arrived in Edinburgh, in the artist’s first solo exhibition in Europe. She talks about translating her intensely detailed drawings into virtual reality