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A GAME FOR GIRLS // STUART GIBBS
4th May 2017- 18th May 2017 This exhibition has been a development from an earlier project ‘The First Ladies of Football’ which explored the history of women’s football a subject that has been until recently a relatively understudied subject. Women’s football has been one of the fastest growing sports with an increasing media presence and…
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SURF ’N’ TURF // Silas Parry
6th April 2017 – 23rd April 2017 Silas Parry is an artist living and working in Edinburgh. His practice explores sculptural form and materials, in a context of environmental destruction. Silas was a 2016 recipient of the Edinburgh Emerging Artists Bursary supported by Edinburgh City Council and Creative Scotland. He has recently returned from two…
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A JOURNEY FROM IBD TO ITALY // FRANCESCA COZZARI
23rd March 2017 – 23rd April 2017 After spending her childhood in a hospital room – filling the walls with drawings to pass the time – Francesca’s passion for art led her to Glasgow School of Art. Francesca then spent five years developing her design and embroidery skills, graduating with an honours degree in Textiles.…
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JEWELLERY SHOWCASE 2017
This January, Six Foot is proud to showcase the works of Glasgow School of Art Students Paulina Knapik and Sandra Zinkuté.
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RESIDENCY 2017 / KIRSTY BOUTLE
The team at Six Foot are delighted to welcome artist Kirsty Boutle to the gallery this week. Kirsty is our current Artist in Residence and will be working in the SFG Studio over the next month.
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RENDER / 12th – 24th January 2017
Six Foot Gallery’s Render presents a series of works by three artists spanning sculpture, photography and collage.
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Our Autumn Magazine is now available to
Our Autumn Magazine is now available to read http://ow.ly/gEym306nF2r Six Foot Gallery #contemporaryart #artnews http://ow.ly/i/pbxbk
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Ex- Colonies by Sam Wood & Jack Low
A joint photographic exhibition from Sam Wood and Jack Low, Scottish-based artists and photography and film graduates from Edinburgh Napier University. ‘Ex-Colonies’ features two projects photographed in Zimbabwe and Canada, former colonies of the British Empire. Both in different positions economically and politically, these photos attempt to position the audience as outsiders looking in. Okay…
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