Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Lucy Skaer and Richard Wright shortlisted for Turner Prize

Two Scottish artists, one known for her intricate drawings, the other for his "thinking man's graffiti", have been shortlisted for the most prestigious, and controversial, award in contemporary art, the Turner Prize.

In a year in which the prize has taken on a noticeably more restrained air, Lucy Skaer (SEA graduate) and Richard Wright, who are both based in Glasgow and trained at the Glasgow School of Art, were yesterday on the final list for the £40,000 prize, £25,000 of which goes to the eventual winner, who will be unveiled in December. The Herald

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Thursday, April 23, 2009

Two Points of Contact



Come and visit the winners of the Duplex Give Away, Jen Sykes and Ane Oestrem, as they spend their one week residency contained in GSS car park.
Closing event on Sunday 26th April, 5pm-7pm
Cakes, cones and competitive fun will be provided. All welcome!

On Photography : Talks at Glasgow Art Fair


Talks by: Pavel Büchler, Laura Noble, Dr Sara Stevenson, Jo Longhurst
Friday 24th April between 12.30 - 3.45