Public Art Resource+Research Scotland

Public Art Resource+Research Scotland (PAR+RS) is a new initiative that aims to promote excellence and innovation within public art

empty nest

Now the artist brings the outside inside

Jack's thoughts on Kenny's show at Tramway

Sculpture shock

DURING KENNY Hunter's three month residency at New York art centre Location One in 2005, he explored the city, taking in the 'weird quality of light' caused by the lack of direct sun penetrating the concrete jungle. He observed the vast deposits of waste that would emerge on a daily basis from the base of towering skyscrapers. He also read a book on modernism by Marshall Berman called All That Is Solid Melts Into Air. The title, a line from the Communist Manifesto, could easily be a slogan for almost all this Musselburgh-born artist's work.

Kenny Hunter Interview: Graft and craft:

EVERY MORNING, KENNY HUNTER gets on his bike and cycles to his studio in Anniesland along the tow path of the Forth & Clyde Canal. It's an in-between place, part post-industrial wasteland, part bucolic riverside, home to swans and kingfishers, abandoned shopping trolleys and underage drinkers.

Tautos šventė at Bellshill Cultural Centre

Nathan Coley: Folkestone Triennial 2008

The art of the unexpected

Where is horse?

review of Hildesheim project

For more images of the works or third year students did on this project, check out the Hildesheim Project set on our flickr