Wednesday, 28 May 2008

BOOK LAUNCH - SANDY CHRISTIE - 4 NEW ARTISTS BOOKS

BOOK LAUNCH
SANDY CHRISTIE
 
COLLECTIVE GALLERY COCKBURN STREET EDINBURGH FRIDAY JUNE 6TH 7-9 PM 2008
 
THEN DEADHEAD COMICS CANDLEMAKER ROW EDINBURGH JUNE 7TH 12-6PM 2008
 
Introducing 4 new titles from the creator of Sandy Meets,
Sandy Christie presents to you 3 new artists books FENCE, WARTALES, AND SCRAMBLER
these books are a fine blend of coloured pencil and biro drawings colours,
concepts, devices, humour, and characters,
 
 
PAPER X this is a new full colour artist/ civilian zine showcasing some of the best emerging talents
locally and internationally.
Anyone can submit work to this the idea behind it is to get an idea of what's out there and bring it together
you can submit anything !!!!!!!!
 
come along to the book launch if you can make it for a good time a wee drink and see what all the fuss is about
 
to find out how you could be part of the next Paper x or to see examples of the works in the new releases
please visit
 
www.sandychristie.co.uk
 
thank you

Edinburgh College of Art (eca) is a charity registered in Scotland, number SC009201 


Tuesday, 13 May 2008

Its Easy - A Panel Discussion with a Twist

Its Easy* - A Panel Discussion with a Twist


Tramway 4
Sat 7 June 2008, 2 - 4pm (Free event)


Glasgow based artist Anthony Schrag has co-ordinated a publication that takes its inspiration from a programme of eight live art experiments he curated at Intermedia gallery in 2007 (entitled its not hard). Looking at live art in all its various forms, functions and conundrums it includes writers such as John Calcutt, Ruth Barker, and Mary Patterson. It looks backwards at these works, examining them and the genre as a whole, but also looks at current critical dialogues, the structures that are needed for support and future exciting projects.

To celebrate its launch, and to encourage the knowledge amassed to be discussed and challenged, Tramway will host a panel discussion - with a twist. Speakers who have very different relationships with live art include Steve Slater, Senior Producer, Tramway, artist/curator Ryan Weber, and artist/writer/critic John Beagles. Jean Cameron, producer of the recent Gi 2008 Visual Arts Festival (www.glasgowinternational.org) will act as moderator/judge for the afternoon.

The event aims, like the book, not to answer but to ask questions and stimulate debate.

A launch party will take place that evening, 7-9pm, at Intermedia gallery, CCA, with performances and some 'unrealised/unrealisable projects'.

*Grammatical error intentional.


-Ends-

Edinburgh College of Art (eca) is a charity registered in Scotland, number SC009201