What does equality mean to you?

Voices of Edinburgh exhibition: Edinburgh’s Equality and Rights Network showcases real voices of the city

Edinburgh’s Equality and Rights’ Network (EaRN) has launched Voices of Edinbugh,  an exhibition designed to promote dialogue  about equality and rights issues in the city. The exhibition opened on Friday and will run until 2 July in Gallery 3 of Edinburgh Palette. Continue reading What does equality mean to you?

Roost Exhibition opens tomorrow

roost exh

Roost is part of an artists residency, Arcadeum, linked to the North West Edinburgh Partnership Centre. This £12 million Centre, being built in Muirhouse, is a joint development between NHS Lothian and the City of Edinburgh Council, bringing increased health and social care services for the local community, including new GP accommodation and additional physiotherapy, podiatry, dentistry and child health services.

Arcadeum is based in the ‘satellite’ space in the shopping mall next to NEA. Artists Lindsay Perth and Hans Clausen have been leading the Arcadeum programme over the last 12 months.

Exhibition: Displacement – Celebrating solidarity with refugees

Gallery One St Margaret’s House Studios

London Road Edinburgh EH7 6AE

DISPLACEMENT exhibition

4 – 19 June – FREE

st margaret's house

Celebrating solidarity with refugees

Artist Jamie King has been a studio holder for over five years at St Margaret’s and has had several exhibitions there. He has also exhibited at Summerhall Edinburgh and in Glasgow.

In this exhibition King has engaged with conceptual art through the use of language as well as oil painting. Fellow artist Nicky Beckett works with mixed media and has exhibited in London and France.

These two artists have collaborated to produce a series of visual and conceptual art works as a response to the current refugee crisis affecting Europe.

How to attend:

This exhibition is free. Fifty per cent of any artwork sales will be donated to Scottish Refugee Council.