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Beagles and Ramsay
This publication documents Beagles and Ramsay's commission for the exhibition What Makes You and I Different at Tramway, February - March 2006, and new work thereafter. John Beagles and Graham Ramsay are two of the UK's most intriguing contemporary performance video artists. Previous shows include film performance, Modern Art Oxford 2006; Divided Selves: the Self-Portrait in Scottish Art 17th Century to the Present Day at the Talbot Rice Gallery, Edinburgh, 2006; and Romantic Detachment at PS1, MOMA, New York, October 2004. They were also selected to help represent Scotland at the 2003 Venice Biennale, in Zenomap. This title is published by Tramway, with support from The Glasgow School of Art and Edinburgh College of Art.
Stephen Willats
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New Art in Scotland
Exposition collective regroupant : Berchem, Otto, 1967- ; Brennan, Sara, 1963- ; Coley, Nathan, 1967- ; Currall, Alan, 1964- ; Dignan, Paul, 1962- ; Donachie, Jacqueline, 1969- ; Hollingsworth, Stephen, 1967- ; Hopkins, Louise, 1965- ; Kane, Ian, 1951- ; Lawrence, Dez, 1970- ; Leighton, Tanya, 1970- ; Martin, Leigh, 1964- ; McBride, Christina, 1963- ; Miller, Andrew, 1969- ; Morton, Victoria, 1971- ; Ogg, Kirsty, 1967- ; Punton, Lesley, 1969- ; Rhodes, Carol, 1959- ; Riek, Uwe, 1964- ; Rousson, Pascal, 1963- ; Rummelhardt, Sandrine, 1967- ; Shankie, John, 1957- ; Shrigley, David, 1968- ; Smith, Stephanie, 1968- ; Spark, Judith, 1965- ; Stevenson, Jeremy, 1958- ; Stewart, Edward, 1961- ; Thornhill, James, 1967- ; Ursitti, Clara ; Wright, Richard, 1960-
Greyscale/CMYK
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Christian Boltanski
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The Echo Show
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Monica Bonvicini
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Richard Hughes
Drawing inspiration from the seemingly banal objects of daily life, the sculptural installations of Richard Hughes reflect upon instances of the everyday with formal clarity and wit.Often refashioning his subjects using materials such as fiberglass, cast resin, silicone, and polyurethane, Hughes engages us in a process of illusion and artifice, a strategy that continually plays upon our sense of order, knowledge, and perception.This new publication considers the artist's work to date with a text by Joanne Tatham and Tom O'Sullivan, and a conversation between the artist and Martin Clark, Artistic Director of Tate St Ives.Hughes has exhibited at Tate Britain and the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London; the Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh; the Palazzo Grassi, Venice; and the Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach. He lives and works in London.
