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Andrew Vickery a solo exhibition of new work. In his paintings all the world is a stage where experiences are always intimated. Andrew Vickery's paintings are never what they seem. Their deceptively simple approach to depiction invites the viewer into a world that is cloaked in melodrama. Read more... |
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Sketches for a Light/Heavy Monument an exhibition of new work by Gavin Murphy. This ongoing series of works concerns the practice of the human tendency toward leaving ‘heavy markers’ - recording lives and achievements - versus the ‘lightness’ of actual existence, asking the question: which is better – lightness or weight? Read more... |
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Time Has Ceased Space Has Vanished an exhibition of new work by Mandla Reuter. Central to Mandla Reuter’s work is the uncoupling of architectural elements from their formal and functional concerns in favour of the—in its broadest sense—social context within which architecture operates. Read more... |
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Archipelago and Other Stories an exhibition of new work by Ciaran Walsh. Walsh's work plays with imagined geographies and popular culture references to explore notions of escapism, confinement and the sense that perfection is always elsewhere. Read more... |
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Death and the Compass which brings together the work of four artists living and working in Glasgow. Neil Bickerton, Lorna Macintyre, Sue Tompkins and Gregor Wright all have diverse practices, but their work is linked by a proximity between form and content and an honesty in use of materials. Read more... |
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Mine Are of Trouble a new video work by Declan Clarke that contrasts Luxemburg's beliefs with his own encounters with her life and work, and furthermore his attempts to directly introduce these into his past romantic relationships. Read more... |
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Pockets employes piano/synths/& beats as well as incorporating live-layering from guests collaborators which may include cello, keyboards and vocals. Read more... |
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Rise to the occasion describes a certain anxiety about understanding life as ‘meaningful’, and the difficulty of formalising and describing experiences and ideas. Read more... |
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Borderline combines the work of three artists, each distinct in character and tone, but sharing astounding levels of skill and formal craftsmanship. Read more... |
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The Doubloon Xylor Jane's work draws on mathematical algorithoms to make intricate and staggering installations. Read more... |