A NEW take on the capital's famous One O'clock Gun by the Turner Prize winning artist Susan Philipsz is part of this year's visual art festival in the capital.
A NEW take on the capital's famous One O'clock Gun by the Turner Prize winning artist Susan Philipsz is part of this year's visual art festival in the capital.
a blast: Susan Philipsz new work involves Edinburgh's One O'clock Gun.
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Phil Miller Arts Correspondent
The Edinburgh Art Festival this year has more exhibitions and new commissions than before, including a "Promenade Programme" of public art across the city, major exhibitions by leading contemporary artists, a new pavilion created by Glasgow-based artist Andrew Miller, and a cross-city sound installation by Philipsz.
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