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Art review: Undergraduate Degree Show | MFA Degree Show

Part Three

Part Two, A 30 minute documentary about Glasgow School of Art for Channel 4 by Annie Griffin. We meet students in the Environmental Art department doi

Putting the EA into SEA

Degree Show 2010

Butoh Masterclass with Lindsay John

Portrait of the artist: Douglas Gordon

Which living artist do you most admire?

Anyone who's still alive and still making art. I don't necessarily admire the art, but the artist I always admire.

Graduate Studio Space Application

SWG3, Gallery, Studio, Glasgow

SWG3 Graduate Studio Application. SWG3 are now accepting applications for next years Graduate Studio, supported by the Berkeley Clinic.

3rd International Competition 'FestArte VideoArt Festival'

FestArte VideoArt Festival is based on a theme - INVISIBLE VIOLENCE in private, public, social contexts -, comprises monetary prizes and an international jury composed of leading experts. The Awards ceremony will take place in Rome, on 15 September 2010, at the new cultural space La pelanda, managed by Museum MACRO. Award-winning videos and finalist videos will be displayed in a group exhibition (15-18 September, 2010) that will be also touring across some Italian museums.

Awards: 1st Prize: € 3.500 - Art Critic Prize: € 1.000 - Audience Prize: € 500
Submissions will be accepted until 20 July, 2010.
Entry fee for each submission: € 10.

Bridge song artist Susan Philipsz on Turner prize list

Nissan Sunny 'artwork' stolen, The Independent

Could it be the first artwork stolen by accident? It seems unlikely that whoever made off with artist Clara Ursitti's L-registration Nissan Sunny had realised that it was shortly due to go on display at an art exhibition in Cheshire – although they may well have noticed that something didn't smell right.

Ursitti, who also works as a lecturer at Glasgow School of Art, had imbued the 1994 car with the luxurious whiff of a Rolls Royce, carefully recreated from an 1980s scented magazine advert.

Sam Stead Boat Launch

There will also be other events and works nearby that are also part of Atypical Root. For further information please go to the website and Sam Stead here

SpeedWork Dolphins

SpeedWork Dolphins from Paul Cosgrove on Vimeo.

The Glasgow International impact zone

Helen Shaddok: Schema

Artist chalks up commission to represent Scotland at top festival

AN ARTIST who works with chalk and lipstick has been selected to represent Scotland at one of the world's most prestigious festivals. Karla Black has attracted acclaim for her expansive floor works and hanging sculptures, created from materials ranging from powder paint to nail varnish and body cream. Now her works will form the Scottish representation at the Venice Biennale next year.

Atypical public art = EVERYWHERE!

Is this your idea of art?........Well yes, it is!

"The Health and Safety Violations"

dorkbot-nyc, 02 September 2009 -- Ben Woodeson: The Health and Safety Violations from dorkbot on Vimeo.

Trained in Glasgow, Scotland, Ben Woodeson now lives in London, England. His practice revolves around absurd and quietly confrontational sculptures; the works set out to challenge the viewer and the exhibiting institution in a playful kind of art chicken. Since December 2008 he has been working on a new series of "deliberately dangerous" works entitled "The Health and Safety Violations" and as part of Location One's Virtual Residency programme he has been collaborating with the artist Ursula Endleicher, they have never met but will spend the last week before the exhibition opens on 9/9 finalizing works together. He has shown throughout Europe, Canada, and America and he has an upcoming solo show at Electrohype in Malmo, Sweden.