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/ #3 Autumn 2005
#3 - August 2005
Commission: Art After Love’s Philosophy
From 28 June to 9 July 2005, David Michael Clarke cycled the 1124 km from rue d’Angleterre (Nantes) to La Promenade des Anglais (Nice). He used the voyage to collect images, thoughts and texts for this new work.
#3 - August 2005
Gorbals
Ruth Hedges rediscovers the photographs of her father Nick Hedges and visits the Gorbals in Glasgow, an area which he documented in the 60s, to find art on the streets
#3 - August 2005
Journey Three: By Loch Eriboll
Duncan McLaren camps out in the Scottish Highlands on a search for land art and ‘globulites’
#3 - August 2005
A Watchful Eye
Victoria Miguel interviews artist Rosalind Nashashibi about her recent residency in New York and making films
#3 - August 2005
Record Restore Reconstruct?
Caoimhin Mac Giolla Leith takes stock of ‘temporary’ artwork, with Blinky Palermo at Edinburgh College of Art and Ian Hamilton Finlay at Inverleith House in mind
#3 - August 2005
Review
Portfolio: A Question of Degrees
Four artists, themselves graduates of Scotland’s art colleges, select work from the 2005 degree shows in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Dundee—for art’s sake. Photography by recent graduates
#3 - August 2005
Seeing Things
Contemplating the connections between belief, art and illusion, parapsychologist Peter Lamont offers a perspective on magic, psychic phenomena and the paranormal. New York artist Cai Guo-Qiang also seeks to reach the other side
#3 - August 2005
Studio: Paula Rego
Hannah McGill and Luke Watson visit the London studio of painter Paula Rego and find it a ‘repository for thrilling objects’
#3 - August 2005
A Family Life
Alastair McKay remembers an illuminating encounter with the Boyle Family shortly before the death of its chief member, Mark Boyle (1934-2005)
#3 - August 2005
Art of the Public
Ken Neil investigates the work of Eva Merz and Dalziel + Scullion—artists taking a political view in the north
#3 - August 2005
Report
Tim Abrahams reports on art world activity
#3 - August 2005
Diary: Nicola Atkinson Davidson
Nicola Atkinson Davidson writes from Los Angeles as she opens the final installment of her ‘Black Suitcase from Karachi’
#3 - August 2005
Green Dot
Glasgow-based artist Shauna McMullan travelled across countries to exhibit in ‘Crossovers’, part of Japan’s 2005 Aichi Expo. Mapped by a big green dot, the resulting work ‘Via’, has its first UK showing in MAP
#3 - August 2005
Back Page: Barbara Kruger
American artist, writer and winner of 51st Venice Biennale Lifetime Achievement Award, talks about music
#3 - August 2005
Editorial
#3 - August 2005
Bulletin
Artists’ journeys, events and spaces compiled by Isla Leaver-Yap
#3 - August 2005
Review
Frida Kahlo
9 June–2 October, Tate Modern, London
#3 - August 2005
Review
There Where You Are Not
John Hansard Gallery, Southampton 31 May–9 July 2005
#3 - August 2005
Review
Simon Starling
11 June–7 August 2005, Kunstmuseum Basel, Basel
#3 - August 2005
Review
Venice Biennale
Various venues 12 June–6 November 2005
#3 - August 2005
Review
Francis Bacon: Portraits and Heads
Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh 4 June–4 September, 2005
#3 - August 2005
Review
Richard Hughes
The Modern Institute, Glasgow 3 June-15 July, 2005
#3 - August 2005
Review
Our Surroundings
DCA, Dundee 14 May-17 July
#3 - August 2005
Review
Ilana Halperin
Doggerfisher, Edinburgh 6 May-25 June
#3 - August 2005
Review
Double Vision
Timespan Gallery and Museum, Helmsdale 4-30 June and Australian Galleries, Collingwood 8-31 July, 2005
#3 - August 2005
Review
Craig Mulholland
The Changing Room, Stirling, 6-9 July, 2005
#3 - August 2005
Review
Graeme Todd
Andrew Mummery Gallery, London, 2 June-4 July, 2005
#3 - August 2005
Review
History of Disappearance—Live Art From New York 1975–Present
Baltic, 18 June-4 September, 2005
#3 - August 2005
Review
Books: Neal Beggs MoveSideWays
Essays by Huitorel, McLaren & Wright, published by Isthme éditions, 2004
#3 - August 2005
Review
Books: With the Grain, An Appreciation of Tim Stead
Edited by Giles Sutherland, published by Berlinn, 2005
#3 - August 2005
Review
Books: Saint Etienne and Ry Cooder
Neil Cooper reviews two volumes—Saint Etienne, Tales From Turnpike House published by Sanctuary and Ry Cooder by Chavez Ravine published by Nonesuch/Perro Verde