THE Tramway venue in Glasgow has revealed its programme for January to March next year.
Highlights include Love (20 January to 25 March) an exhibition of twelve large scale multi-media collages made between 1988 and 1991 by the late painter and artist Steven Campbell.
These collages represent a little-known experimental area of Campbell’s art which also includes clay, plaster, papier mache sculpture, drawing, printmaking and textile design.
Curious Seed and Tramway present Teenage Trilogy (9 February – 11 February) exploring "the heady and challenging time of transition that we all go through."
Teenage Trilogy is dance theatre in three parts: live performance and music, interactive installation and silent disco.
Destinations 2018 will be a showcase of the best youth dance companies from across Scotland.
The Nelken Line is coming to Tramway! is a celebration of iconic choreographer Pina Bausch.
There are further film screenings of work by Lawrence Lek, whose work featured in the Glasgow International group show in 2016, and from Martine Syms, whose new feature-length film is a "powerful exploration of the underlying oppressive racial structures, and their origins, in the United States."
www.tramway.org
THE Swedish photographer Jannica Honey is to stage her first solo exhibition at the Arusha Gallery in Edinburgh.
It will be staged from 2 - 25 March next year.
The award-winning artist will present a new series of nearly 30 works (digital giclee prints), When the Blackbird Sings (2016), for its first showing.
The works depict naked women of all ages as well as shots of flowers in water.
The subjects are family, friends and acquaintances of the artist, always posing outdoors and at twilight.
Honey shot the images over the course of a year, exclusively on every full and new moon, starting at the October 2016 Supermoon.
She is a successful commercial photographer whose work previous work focuses on fashion, journalism and music photography.
Her images has been published in The Guardian, Los Angeles Times, Vogue, Dazed & Confused, Aesthetica Magazine.
www.arushagallery.com
PHOTOGRAPHY students at City of Glasgow College are to showcase their talent with an exhibition hosted at Quartermile 4 in Edinburgh.
The Asset Services team at CBRE, which manages the building on behalf of Triuva, has joined forces with nine students completing their BA Honours Photography degree to feature a selection of images captured during their final year.
Entitled Structured, the exhibition will be open to the public between 9am and 5pm from Monday 11 to Friday 15 December, with some of the students’ work available for sale.
Angela Allison, a photography student at City of Glasgow College, said: “We’ve been working extremely hard to bring the Structured photography exhibition to fruition. It’s an excellent opportunity for us to share our work with the public, and with its great location in the centre of Edinburgh, we hope that Quartermile 4’s footfall will help boost our exposure."
www.cityofglasgowcollege.ac.uk
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