Index / Venues

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#20 Winter - November 2009

Remarks: The Briggait reopens

Alison Fullerton of WASPS views The Briggait, a stunning new artist development in the heart of Glasgow, due to open in December 2009.
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#19 Autumn - September 2009

The Archive Is Not The Story

‘There is no individual authority on the history of Transmission, but a huge number of personal accounts from various perspectives’.[1] John Calcutt visits the gallery archives ahead of the move into Glasgow’s new Trongate 103 building
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#19 Autumn - September 2009

ENLIGHTENED COMMISSION

Curator of the 2009 Edinburgh International Festival’s ‘The Enlightenments’ programme, Juliana Engberg is enthuses over the commission by Joseph Kosuth
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#19 Autumn - September 2009

Remarks: The New Showroom

Emily Pethick, curator of The Showroom talks about its re-opening and upcoming programme 
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#19 Autumn - September 2009

Remarks: Nottingham Central

Alex Farquharson, curator of the new Nottingham Contemporary, talks about the highlights of the year ahead and beyond 
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#18 Summer - June 2009

Remarks: Art Under the Arches

Director Kendall Koppe introduces the new permanent space for artist-run gallery, Washington Garcia. 
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#18 Summer - June 2009

Remarks: New Commissioning Award

Director Paul Hobson reveals the Contemporary Art Society’s key objectives for its ambitious new award. 
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#18 Summer - June 2009

Remarks: Eastside Projects

Gavin Wade, curator of Eastside Projects, which opened in Birmingham end 2008, talks about collaborative work with artists. 
#17 Spring - March 2009

Roundtable

MAP asked the following artists and organisers to contribute towards a debate on artist-run spaces in Glasgow and beyond
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#17 Spring - March 2009

Remarks: Artist Rooms

Senior curator at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Philip Long introduces the much-awaited ARTIST ROOMS, lauched 22 January and set to take contemporary art to unexpected places. 
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#17 Spring - March 2009

Remarks: Pavilion Unicredit

Eugen Radescu is co-director of Bucharest’s latest contemporary art venue, PAVILION UNICREDIT. 
#17 Spring - March 2009

Remarks: Lighthouse Space

Janine Sproule introduces Sierra Metro, opened in October 2008 as a new, independent not-for-profit artist run space. 
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#16 Winter - November 2008

Residency: Abraham Cruzvillegas

Mexican artist Abraham Cruzvillegas spent six months at Cove Park this summer shaping an exhibition for Glasgow’s CCA. The result is Autoconstrucción
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#16 Winter - November 2008

Remarks: GSS

Beagles & Ramsay have undertaken the first production residency at Glasgow Sculpture Studios’ new home to develop their practice and create two monumental sculptures. 
#16 Winter - November 2008

Remarks: Katy Dove

Katy Dove discusses her two year residency at Platform, Glasgow, and how working with community groups has reflected on her practice. 
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#16 Winter - November 2008

Remarks: Moot Moves

Tom Godfrey, one of four artist/directors of Nottingham’s Moot organisation is excited about new prospects opened up by the occupation of new premises. 
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#15 Autumn - September 2008

Remark: New Aberdeen Space

A new space for contemporary visual art in Aberdeen is scheduled to open by 2011. Lindsay Gordon, director of Peacock Visual Arts, is confident of its potential impact on culture in the north. 
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#13 Spring - March 2008

Remarks: The Changing Room

Kirsteen Macdonald on The Changing Room’s new premises
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#14 Summer - March 2010 Interview

Loris Gréaud: On and Off

Christophe Gallois interviews Loris Gréaud, an artist who manipulates and expands the art of exhibition-making. Following the showing of Cellar Door at the Palais de Tokyo, the ICA hosts the second version of the exhibition which brings together opera, architecture and black champagne
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#11 Autumn - September 2007

Residency: Words and Sculpture (Huntley)

Duncan McLaren visits Huntley and finds a festival of art and words
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#5 - January 2006

A Strategic History of Art

Richard Demarco looks back at the long and inspirational road he has travelled, which has led him to operate today under the shadow of a nuclear power station
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#3 - August 2005

Report

Tim Abrahams reports on art world activity
#2 - May 2005

Bulletin

A round-up of journeys, events and spaces. Contact Jess Dolan with details of new projects, residencies or opportunities.
#2 - May 2005

Report

Tim Abrahams reports on art world activity
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#16 Winter - November 2008 Review

Liverpool International 08: Made Up

20 September–30 November, 2008, Various venues, Liverpool
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#19 Autumn - September 2009 Review

Bart Wells Institute, Eds: Luke Gottelier & Francis Upritchard

Dent-De-Leone, 2009, £15, ISBN: 978–0-9561885–2–6
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#19 Autumn - September 2009 Review

Bill Viola

19 June–5 September, 2009, Pier Arts Centre, Stromness
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#18 Summer - June 2009 Review

Living Together

23 January–3 May, Centro Cultural Montehermoso Kulturunea, Vitoria
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#18 Summer - June 2009 Review

Michael Roy

27 March–14 April, The Now Museum, Glasgow
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#18 Summer - June 2009 Review

Leonora Hennessy

21–28 February, Intermedia Gallery, Glasgow
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#18 Summer - June 2009 Review

Peter Coffin

11 Februar–10 May, Barbican Art Gallery, London
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#14 Summer - June 2008 Review

Always Begins By Degrees

1–29 March 2008, The Common Guild, Glasgow
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#11 Autumn - September 2007 Review

Dalziel and Scullion

18 May–30 June 2007, An Tobar, Mull
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#10 - June 2007 Review

Amsterdam

Morag Keil, 3 March–14 April, Grimm Fine Art 14 / Lucy Stein, 3 March–14 April, Galerie Martin van Zomeren / Sue Tompkins, 3 March–7 April, Galerie Diana Stigter
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#10 - June 2007 Review

Hayley Tompkins and Sue Tompkins

3 February–25 March 2007, Spike Island, Bristol
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#9 - March 2007 Review

Argos, Wiels and a new bienniale for 2007

Brussels: Argos, Wiels and a new bienniale for 2007