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| Ian Hamilton Finlay (1925-2006) was an internationally renowned Scottish artist and also Britain’s most significant concrete poet of the 20th century. This major exhibition focuses on the maritime theme in Finlay’s work. It was a central element of his art, and one to which he returned throughout his life.
Drawn from the artist’s estate and the City Art Centre’s collection, and including loans from the National Galleries of Scotland, this exhibition showcases artworks from across several decades, ranging from stone, wood and neon sculptures to tapestry. The show also features prints, postcards and booklets from Finlay’s Wild Hawthorn Press. Exhibition in partnership with the Estate of Ian Hamilton Finlay and presented as part of Edinburgh Art Festival and Scotland’s Year of Coasts and Waters 2020. |
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.
The exhibition was conceived and is curated by Maggie Broadley of CoCreate for Fife Contemporary to bring together her passions for craft and crime fiction. While these might seem quite unconnected the curator invites us to become detectives and ‘investigate’ the high quality contemporary craft on display.