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Collective is committed to supporting new visual art through a programme of exhibitions, projects and commissions.Originally established as an artist run organisation in 1984, Collective is an international organisation for the production, research, presentation and distribution of contemporary art and culture with a specific focus on new visual art and practices. We aim to foster, support and debate new work and practices in a way which is of mutual benefit to artists and audiences. We believe that visual art can provide experiences that change the way we look at our world and understand ourselves within it. Collective is a space where people can come to witness, to be challenged, to learn, to experience; a space where adventure is celebrated.
Episodes
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The Artist and The Gravedigger: after D.O.Hill - Observers' Walks 3
The third audio work in the Observers’ Walks series is by Tris Vonna-Michell. Tris has made a work centred on the pioneering calotype photography of David Octavius Hill, who worked with Robert Adamson at Rock House, which overlooks Waterloo Place on the south west side of Calton Hill. Funded by...
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Memorialmania - Observers' Walks 1
Ruth Ewan and Astrid Johnston concentrated on the monuments and geology of Edinburgh’s Calton Hill. Centering around the Political Martyrs’ Monument, this tour reveals the stories behind this glaciated landscape and the rocks we have placed upon it, inviting us to re-engage with the rich…
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Outwith - Observers' Walks 2
Outwith by Bedwyr Williams is the second in the Observers' Walks series. The audio takes the listener through a series of stories created by the artist, which are all set in a local hotel, visible from Calton Hill. Performed by Hilary Lyons. 22 mins Funded by Outset, Scotland.
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Adaptation Event | Malcolm Fraser and Kirsten McKee
20 November 2012 | 7 pm. A special one-off event with architectural historian, Kirsten McKee and architect, Malcolm Fraser coinciding with Collective's exhibition, Adaptation. Kirsten completed her PhD thesis on the landscape, politics, architecture, social organisation and culture of Calton Hill...
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Five Hats - Adaptation
Saturday 13th October 2012. A discussion with some of the Adaptation practitioners. Banu Cennetoglu, Philippine Hoegen, Dominic Paterson and Sarah Tripp will discuss the project and their work within it. Adaptation is a phased, year-long research project initiated by Sarah Tripp with Collective....
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Simon Martin in conversation with Kate Gray
Saturday 30th June 2012 Artist Simon Martin discusses his exhibition at Collective in conversation with Collective's Direction, Kate Gray. 1 hour 20 minutes 33 seconds
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Grace Schwindt in conversation with Steven Cairns
Sunday 22 April 2012. Artist Grace Schwindt discusses her exhibition and performance at Collective. In conversation with Steven Cairns. Duration 34 mins 45 secs.
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Sun Xun Artist’s Talk
Saturday 3 March, 2012. An informal talk with artist Sun Xun and Collective's Programme Manager, Siobhan Carroll. Translation by Chi Zhang. For his first solo exhibition in Scotland, Sun Xun created a new, wall based work for Collective, exhibited with seven animations. Hangzhou-based Sun Xun...
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I'll Look forward To It: A Sound of Expectation
Interpretation by Blood Tears & The Moral Highground feat. Jim Colquhoun & Andy Hopkins As one element of his contribution to New Work Scotland Programme 2011 Oliver Braid is working alongside a variety of sound and music makers to produce new audio works in response to a set score. The original...
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Against the Realm of the Absolute Soapbox, July 2011
As part of Collective's exhibition - Against the Realm of the Absolute, Jesse Jones, a specially selected panel of creative practitioners from diverse fields and backgrounds have been invited to share their practice in the fast-paced environment of the Soapbox. Speakers include Vicky Horne, Ash...
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The Performance of Public Art Symposium: Owen Hatherley
Owen Hatherley is a writer and journalist based in London who writes primarily on architecture, politics and culture. Hatherley is a regular contributor to Building Design, New Statesman and New Humanist and has also written for The Guardian and Icon. His first book Militant Modernism was…
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The Performance of Public Art Symposium: Fiona Jardine
Fiona Jardine has a BA in Fine Art from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, and an MFA from Glasgow School of Art. Currently, Jardine is pursuing a PhD programme of research at the University of Wolverhampton. Fiona presents The Transfiguration of the Commonplace. Taking Muriel…
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The Performance of Public Art Symposium: Tom Leonard
Tom Leonard's Outside the Narrative (poems 1965-2009) won the poetry category in the Scottish Book of the Year awards 2010. His essays and political satires have been published as Reports from the Present, and his Places of the Mind is the only modern biography of the 19th century Scottish poet...
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How to Turn the World by Hand - Soapbox May 2011
As part of the ongoing project between Collective, Arrow Factory, Beijing and piST///, Istanbul, Collective presents How To Turn The World By Hand - Soapbox, with guests invited across creative worlds to share their ideas in a series of quickfire presentations relating to the themes within the…
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David Beattie and Laura White talk
12/12/10 David Beattie talks about his work, some of which is in Collective's Contemporaries Guest Room. He is joined by Laura White, the artist invited to create Collective's Christmas Window, who discusses both David's work and her own. 36Min 49Secs
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Artists' DIY Soapbox 2010
25/11/10 As part of the New Work Scotland Programme, Collective stages an annual Artists' DIY Soapbox. This event aims to provide a platform for new & exciting artist-led initiatives. It's a great way for people to become aware of these new initiatives and find out what's going on at the…
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Lucy Clout artist's talk
Sunday 17 October From 16 October – 28 November 2010, Collective present Lucy Clout’s work in the Contemporaries Guest Room. This year the Guest Room has a focus on NWSP contemporaries who are working outside of Scotland to act as a relevant reference point for the artists involved in the NWSP…
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Symposium: How to inform without informing
To celebrate the launch of two new commissions, Collective devised a symposium which took place on 30th July 2010 featuring exhibiting artists Hito Steyerl, Kim Coleman and Jenny Hogarth. Other speakers included theorist Alfredo Cramerotti (author of Aesthetic Journalism), Francis McKee (curator...
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In Conversation. Torsten Lauschmann in conversation with Steven Cairns.
Thursday 10th June, 2010. Artist Torsten Lauschmann discusses his practice at Collective in conjunction with the Edinburgh International Film Festival. Torsten’s collaboration with Collective results in his exhibition ‘Patchwork Cinema’ and a one-off screening of the work ‘Sideshow’ at…
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In Conversation. Tessa Lynch in conversation with Henna-Riikka Halonen
Thursday 22 April, 2010. Artist Tessa Lynch discusses her practice and residency at Edinburgh International Climbing Arena, Ratho. Tessa’s residency and workshops formed the basis for a one-off performance and subsequent exhibition, Alexandrite. In conversation with artist Henna-Riikka Halonen....
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New Work Scotland 10 years talk
Sat 16 Jan 2010 2-4pm | Talk Event NWSP 10YEARS The New Work Scotland Programme is TEN! Over the past ten years we’ve seen not only the development of the NWSP at Collective but also the progression of the New Work Scotland artists and writers from emergent artists to successful and acclaimed...
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Suzanne Treister
Suzanne Treister, Kirsty Skinner and Kate Gray in discussion. 13 February 2010
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Fanzine Sunday Discussion
To conclude New Work Scotland's Fanzine Sunday Workshops, Collective held a discussion around emergent publishing and writing with guest speakers, Stephen Goodall, Rose Ruane, Yuck n' Yum and XYM. Sunday 31 January 2010.
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Collective is committed to supporting new visual art through a programme of exhibitions, projects and commissions.Originally established as an artist run organisation in 1984, Collective is an international organisation for the production, research, presentation and distribution of contemporary art and culture with a specific focus on new visual art and practices. We aim to foster, support and debate new work and practices in a way which is of mutual benefit to artists and audiences. We believe that visual art can provide experiences that change the way we look at our world and understand ourselves within it. Collective is a space where people can come to witness, to be challenged, to learn, to experience; a space where adventure is celebrated.
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