Press Office
Welcome to the Scotland + Venice Press Office.
Here you can find press releases, images and coverage.
For press enquiries, please contact Creative Scotland’s Media Office.
Scotland + Venice 2023
Access the press pack for A Fragile Correspondence
Selected Press Coverage
Art Plugged, 24.11.23, A Fragile Correspondence returns to the V&A Dundee
The National, 26.11.23, Prestigious exhibition coming to Scottish museum
Shado Magazine, 04.10.23, The Scottish collectives taking the ego out of architecture
Architects’ Journal, 24.05.23, Pick of the Pavilions at 2023’s Venice Biennale (subscription only)
Architects’ Journal, 22.08.23, Scotland’s architecture fringe (subscription only)
Architecture Magazine, 17.05.23, Scotland + Venice launch exhibition at 18th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia
ArchDaily, 18.05.23, 9 Collateral Events to Explore While Visiting the 2023 Venice Architecture Biennale
BBC News Online 28.05.23, The woman at the centre of the Venice whirlwind
The Scotsman, 21.05.23, Scotland is well represented at architecture’s most prestigious event in Venice
Design Boom, 21.05.23, Venice Architecture Biennale 2023: the ultimate guide
Bella Caledonia, 24.05.23, “Just Listen to the Birdsong Now” – Possibilities for people and nature in community-owned woodland
Wallpaper*, 03.05.23, Venice Architecture Biennale 2023: the ultimate guide
E-Flux, 02.05.23, Scotland + Venice: A Fragile Correspondence
Dezeen, A Fragile Correspondence – Scotland + Venice
Review Sphere, 20.05.23, A Fragile Correspondence and Scotland at La Biennale di Venezia 2023
Urban Realm, 20.10.22, Architecture Fringe, ism and /other plan to surface language & land at the Venice Biennale
Broadway World, 20.04.23, A Fragile Correspondence comes to the Arsenale Docks
Daily Brit, 22.05.23, Correspondence’ at 18th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia
Scotland + Venice 2022
Selected Press Coverage
The Art Newspaper, 30.11.21, As interest in artists of Caribbean heritage grows, Tate Britain show aims to create ‘landmark’ moment
Guardian, 27.11.21, Black British Painting
Evening Standard, 29.11.21, Life Between Islands at Tate Britain
New York Times, 07.01.22, Navigating Worlds An Ocean Apart, Through Art
FT, 01.03.22, Something in the water – the rise of aquatic art
ARTnews, 03.03.22, A Guide to the 2022 Venice Biennale
BBC Two, 14.03.22, Inside Culture: Can Art Save The Planet?
Scotland + Venice 2021
For press enquiries relating to What If…?/Scotland, please contact [email protected]
Coverage on the What if…?/Scotland exhibition at the V&A Dundee.
Selected Press Coverage
The Architects’ Journal (subscription) 23.03.21 (UK)
British Pavilion sets course for Venice Biennale as Scotland pulls out
The Northern Scot 26.03.21 (Scotland)
Elgin to feature in V&A Dundee exhibition – What if…?/Scotland – exploring people’s hopes for their home towns
Wallpaper* 27.05.21 (UK)
Tour the 2021 National Pavilions at Venice Architecture Biennale
Dezeen 21.05.21 (UK)
What if…?/Scotland in Dundee
DesignWEEK 04.05.21 (UK)
Picks of the month: the best design events in May
Scottish Construction Now 05.05.21 (Scotland)
Scotland + Venice commission to debut at V&A Dundee
The Press and Journal 05.05.21 (Scotland)
Elgin to feature in national exhibit at Dundee’s V&A
Dumfries & Galloway! What’s going on? 12.05.21 (Scotland)
Annan’s Architecture To Feature In A New National Exhibition
The Scotsman 12.05.21 (Scotland)
Venice Architecture Biennale: Scotland’s exhibit invites communities to think big
Architecture Exhibitions International 12.05.21 (Europe)
Shared hopes, dreams and wishes for the future of the places where we live
North Edinburgh News 13.05.21 (Scotland)
Wester Hailes to feature in National Architectural Exhibition
The Guardian 26.05.21 (UK)
May design news: skateboards, stations and sculpture
Daily Record 20.05.21 (Scotland)
Annan’s sandstone architectural heritage to be celebrate at V&A Dundee
Edinburgh Evening News 20.05.21 (Scotland)
Wester Hailes residents wishes set to feature in V&A Dundee exhibition
The Courier 21.05.21 (Scotland)
WHAT IF?: The big design project that made its way to Dundee instead of Venice
The Edinburgh Reporter 21.05.21 (Scotland)
Wester Hailes features at the new V&A Dundee exhibition
The RIBA Journal 21.05.21 (UK)
Dundee substitutes for Venice in search for civic role of architecture
The Afternoon Show, 19.05.21 BBC Radio Scotland, (Scotland)
No longer available online
STV News 21.05.21 (Scotland)
Dreams for future of towns and cities explored in exhibition
Express and Star 21.05.21 (UK)
Dreams for future of towns and cities explored in new exhibition
Belfast Telegraph 21.05.21 (Northern Ireland)
Dreams for future of towns and cities explored in new exhibition
Project Scot 21.05.21 (Scotland)
New exhibition to showcase what Scots want future neighbourhoods to look like
Shropshire Star 21.05.21 (UK)
Dreams for future of towns and cities explored in new exhibition
Creative Scotland News 21.05.21 (UK)
What if…?/Scotland opens at V&A Dundee on 22 May
Northern Scot 24.05.21 (Scotland)
WATCH: Elgin locals reimagine town in trailer for ‘What if…?/Scotland’ exhibition
Urban Realm 06.05.21 (Scotland)
Biennale Architettura swaps Venice for Dundee in grassroots shift
Jersey Evening Post 03.06.21 (UK)
Dreams for future of towns and cities explored in new exhibition
The Courier 01.06.21 (Scotland)
Dundee is the new Venice: Architects swap canals for Dighty as surprise V&A exhibit boosts communities
The Evening Telegraph 01.06.21 (Scotland)
Dundee is the new Venice: Architects swap canals for Dighty as surprise V&A exhibit boosts communities
The Scotsman 12.06.21 (Scotland)
After Covid, what will our cities of the future look like ? – Prof Brian Evans
Crumble Magazine 14.06.21 (Scotland)
Review: What If…?/ Scotland
The Scotsman 06.07.21 (Scotland)
Taking a greener look at urban planning – Mike Harrison
Fleming collection: Scottish Art News 28.07.21 (Scotland)
What if…?/Scotland – Review
The Scotsman 09.11.21 (Scotland) – using What if…?/ image to illustrate
Designing new ways to tackle climate change – Leonie Bell
Urban Realm 19.11.21 (Scotland)
Scotland + Venice shares 10,000 wishes for a better Scotland
The Courier 19.11.21 (Scotland)
V&A Dundee reveals most common wish submitted to ‘Cloud of Dreams’ in last six months
Print coverage (no online access)
Art Monthly Magazine August 2021 (UK)
Paisley Daily Express 05.21 (Scotland)
The Times 22.05.21 (UK)
The Telegraph 22.05.21 (UK)
FX Magazine 28.10.21 (UK)
Images in iNewspaper (19.11.21)
Scotland + Venice 2019
Images
View and download installation shots, stills and images of Charlotte Prodger.
Press Releases
Tickets for UK premiere of Charlotte Prodger’s SaF05 now available
2019 Scotland + Venice Professional Development Programme Details and Team Announced
Scotland + Venice Professional Development Programme Opportunity announced
Congratulations Charlotte Prodger – 2018 Turner Prize winner!
Arsenale Docks revealed as venue for Charlotte Prodger’s exhibition during Venice Biennale 2019
Scotland + Venice 2019 Project Manager Announced
Selected Press Coverage
The Telegraph, 15.05.19 (UK)
Every highlight from this year’s Venice Biennale by Louisa Buck
The Scotsman, 14.05.2019 (Scotland/UK)
Art reviews: Charlotte Prodger and Cathy Wilkes at the Venice Biennale by Susan Mansfield
Christie’s, 13.05.19 (UK)
How to spend 72 hours at the Venice Biennale by Jessica Lack
The Scotsman, 13.05.2019 (Scotland/UK)
Charlotte Prodger on representing Scotland at the Venice Biennale: “Obviously you can’t represent a country” by Susan Mansfield
Vogue, 13.05.2019 (UK)
10 Female Artists Shoring Up The Venice Biennale by Louise Long
Frieze, 13.05.2019 (UK)
Beyond the Biennale: The Shows to See Around Venice by Pablo Larios
Wallpaper*, 13.05.2019 (UK)
The Guardian, 13.05.2019 (UK)
The Herald, 12.05.2019 (Scotland/UK)
Scotland and Venice: How Scottish art became a key part of the international festival by Phil Miller
The Guardian, 12.05.2019 (UK)
Mawkish monuments and the beach from hell: our verdict on the Venice Biennale by Adrian Searle
Elephant, 11.05.2019 (UK)
Death Is in the Air at the Venice Biennale by Emily Steer
The Scotsman, 10.05.2019 (Scotland/UK)
Turner Prize winning artist represents Scotland at Venice Biennale by Susan Mansfield
Frieze, 10.05.2019 (UK)
Frieze’s Guide to What to see at this year’s Biennale by Andrew Durbin
Whitewall, 09.05.19 (UK)
Whitewaller Venice 2019: The Ultimate Guide to the 58th Biennale Arte Pavillions by Country
The Guardian, 08.05.2019 (UK)
My queer lioness: meet the artist unleashing a gender-bending cat on Venice by Charlotte Higgins
BBC, 08.05.2019 (UK)
Artists unveil Scottish work at Venice Biennale by Moira Jeffrey
The Independent, 08.05.2019 (UK)
Turner Prize winner Charlotte Prodger on her Venice Biennale show: ‘I want experiencing my work to feel like an altered state’ by Hettie Judah
The National, 07.05.2019 (Scotland/UK)
Charlotte Prodger’s show at the Venice Biennale revealed by Phil Miller
The Herald Scotland, 07.05.2019 (Scotland/UK)
A mysterious maned lioness at the centre of Scotland’s national show at the Venice Biennale by Phil Miller
The Skinny, 07.05.19 (Scotland/UK)
Tracking Shot: Charlotte Prodger on their Venice Biennale work by Adam Benmakhlouf
Apollo, 06.05.2019 (UK)
What not to miss at Venice Biennale by Richard Martin
The National, 05.05.19 (Scotland/UK)
10 things that changed my life by Lorraine Wilson
The Art Newspaper, 03.05.2019 (UK)
National pride, national shame and the ‘post-national’: the question of identity at the Venice Biennale by Tim Cornwell
Elephant, 27.04.2019 (UK)
An Unusual Time for Women at the Venice Biennale by Charlotte Jansen
BBC Radio Scotland, 21.04.2019 (UK/Scotland)
Good Morning Scotland: The Weekend Edition 20/21, 2019 by Pauline MacLaine
The List, 18.04.2019 (UK/Scotland)
Alexia Holt on Cove Park’s holistic worldview: ‘Artists can find their own rhythm here’ by Neil Cooper
International
Vogue Australia, 15.05.19 (Australia)
Meet the women taking centre stage at the Venice Biennale in 2019 by Hettie Judah
Artforum, 09.05.2019 (USA)
Persons of Interest by Kate Sutton
Der Spiegel, 09.05.2019 (Germany)
Kuscheln wirkt by Carola Padtberg
Icon Design, 08.05.2019 (Italy)
Cosa vedere alla Biennale d’Arte di Venezia by Riccardo Conti
Elle Decor, 08.05.2019 (Italy)
Fuori Biennale 2019: Le Mostre Da Vedere Tra Calli e Canali di Venezia by Benedetta Lamberti
Hong Kong Tatler, 08.05.2019 (Hong Kong)
Venice Biennale 2019: 10 International Pavilions To Visit by Oliver Giles
More:
Artmag, 22.02.2019 (UK/Scotland)
Cove Park: Scotland + Venice Professional Development Programme by Isabelle Thull
The Herald, 21.02.2019 (UK/Scotland)
Arts News: Development team for Scotland + Venice, Arisaig concert by McOpera, Martin Boyce show on Bute by Phil Miller
Press and journal, 21.02.2019 (UK/Scotland)
Highland and Aberdeen students selected for prestigious art programme by Kirsten Robertson
The Lochside Press, 20.02.2019 (UK/Scotland)
Scottish students for Venice programme revealed at Cove Park
The Orcadian, 20.02.2019 (UK/Scotland)
Orkney art student to represent Scotland
The Orkney News, 19.02.2019 (UK/Scotland)
Venice Biennale Beckons for Artist Jenny Sprenger
Apollo, 29.12.2018 (UK)
Biennials not to miss in 2019 by Gabrielle Schwarz
Frieze, 18.12.2018 (UK)
The Highs and Lows of Scotland’s Year in Art 2018 by Chris Sharratt
The Guardian, G2, 05.12.2018 (UK)
Turner prize winner Charlotte Prodger on gender confusion, ‘filthy’ iPhones and solitude by Charlotte Higgins
BBC News, 05.12.2018 (UK)
Turner Prize 2018: iPhone artist Charlotte Prodger wins
The Art Newspaper, 05.12.2018 (UK)
The Economist, 05.12.2018 (UK/USA)
Charlotte Prodger wins the Turner prize by Fiammetta Rocco
The Guardian, 04.12.2018 (UK)
Charlotte Prodger’s Bridgit: a memorable, rich and beguiling film by Adrian Searle
Artnet, 04.12.2018 (UK)
Charlotte Prodger Wins the 2018 Turner Prize With a Poetic iPhone Video About Gender Identity, Landscape, and Mythology by Javier Pes
Artnews, 04.12.2018 (UK)
Charlotte Prodger Wins the 2018 Turner Prize by Alex Greenberger
The Herald, 04.12.2018 (UK/Scotland)
Scottish artist Charlotte Prodger claims 2018 Turner Prize by Phil Miller
The Telegraph, 04.12.2018 (UK)
Turner Prize 2018: Charlotte Prodger wins with iPhone video by Anita Singh
Modern Painters, December 2018 (UK)
Top Curators To Watch by Nina Siegal
Frieze, 01.10.2018 (UK)
The 2018 Turner Prize Asks: Do We Share a World? By Erika Balsom
The Observer, 30.09.2018 (UK)
Turner prize 2018; Space Shifters review – from the momentous to the miraculous by Laura Cumming
The Arts Desk, 25.09.2018 (UK)
Turner Prize 2018, Tate Britain review – a shortlist dominated by political issues by Sarah Kent
Evening Standard, 25.09.2018 (UK)
Turner Prize 2018 review: This year’s contenders are so rewarding it’s hard to pick a winner by Matthew Collings
The Guardian, 24.09.2018 (UK)
Turner prize 2018 review – no painting or sculpture, but the best lineup for years by Adrian Searle
The i, 24.09.2018 (UK)
Turner Prize 2018: a time-consuming counterbalance to the rapid churn of the news cycle by Hettie Judah
International
Folha de Sao Paulo, 11.12.2018 (Brazil)
Vídeos feitos com celular ganham prêmio de arte contemporânea
Happening, 30.11.2018 (France)
Venice Biennale / Scotland to drop anchor in an old shipyard by Henri Robert
Der Tagesspiegel, 06.12.2018 (Germany)
Turner-Preis geht an Charlotte Prodger
CNN, 05.12.2018 (USA)
Turner Prize 2018: Charlotte Prodger wins with powerful iPhone-shot film by Oscar Holland
Widewalls, 05.12.2018 (Switzerland)
Charlotte Prodger Wins Turner Prize 2018 by Elena Martinique
Connaissance des Arts, 05.12.2018 (France)
Charlotte Prodger remporte le Turner Prize 2018 by Thomas Guillemyn
El Pais, 05.12.2018 (Spain)
El videoarte de Charlotte Prodger gana el Turner en una edición que margina la pintura y la escultura by Patricia Tubella
ABC Cultura, 05.12.2018 (Spain)
El videoarte de Charlotte Prodger sobre la identidad de género se alza con el premio Turner by Guillermo Ximenis
Al Jazeera, 05.12.2018 (Qatar)
Charlotte Prodger wins 2018 Turner Prize with film shot on iPhone
Publico, 05.12.2018 (Portugal)
Charlotte Prodger fez um filme autobiográfico com o iPhone e ganhou o Prémio Turner by Lucinda Canelas
De Volkskrant, 05.12.2018 (The Netherlands)
Een film maken met je iPhone? Charlotte Prodger won er de Turner Prize mee by Anna van Leeuwen
NRC, 05.12.2018 (The Netherlands)
Turner Prize voor iPhone-films van Charlotte Prodger by Arjen Ribbens
Il Corriere della Sera, 05.12.2018 (Italy)
Arte contemporanea, svolta al Turner Prize. Vince Charlotte Prodger: il film è realizzato con l’iPhone by Paola de Carolis
Arte Magazine, 05.12.2018 (Italy)
Charlotte Prodger è la vincitrice del Turner Prize 2018
Il Giornale dell’arte, 05.12.2018 (Italy)
Il Turner Prize a Charlotte Prodger
Monopol, 05.12.2018 (Germany)
Schottin Charlotte Prodger gewinnt Turner-Preis
Le Monde, 05.12.2018 (France)
Le prix Turner pour l’art contemporain sacre un court-métrage tourné avec un téléphone
Numero, 05.12.2018 (France)
Charlotte Prodger reçoit le prix Turner pour son court-métrage tourné avec un iPhone by Laura Catz
El Universal, 04.12.2018 (Mexico)
La Videoartista Charlotte Prosger gana Premio Turner
The New York Times, 04.12.2018 (USA)
Turner Prize Goes to Charlotte Prodger for Films Shot on iPhone by Alex Marshall
Scotland + Venice 2017
The University of Edinburgh acquires Spite Your Face (PDF)
Scotland + Venice unveils Rachel Maclean’s Spite Your Face
Rachel Maclean reveals themes of new film commission
Alchemy Film and Moving Image Festival 2017 programme announced
Scotland + Venice partnership announces participants in the 2017 Professional Development Programme
Venue selected and Producers announced for Scotland + Venice 2017
Scotland + Venice Project Manager Announced
Scotland + Venice 2017 announcement – 10 May 2016
SELECTED PRESS COVERAGE
The Sunday Times, Culture – 21 May 2017
- pp.10-11, ‘Mind the gap year art’ By Waldemar Januszczak
Telegraph, Luxury – 19 May 2017
Vogue – 16 May 2017
- ‘The 2017 Venice Biennale, Inside and Out’ By Mark Guidecci, video by Dimitra Louana Marlanti
The Irish Times – 22 May 2017
- ‘A Fomo-ers guide to the Venice Biennale’ By Mary Nally
The Scotsman, Magazine – 20 May 2017
- pp.18-19, ‘Venice, gallery of the world’ By Moira Jeffrey
The Spectator – 20 May 2017
- ‘Huge, diverse and yet monotonous, the Venice Biennale is very like the EU’ – By Martin Gayford
a-n – 19 May 2017
- ‘A Q&A with… Rachel Maclean, Scotland + Venice artist’ By Moira Jeffrey
a-n – 19 May 2017
- ‘In Venice with… Rachel Maclean’ By Emily Sparkes
The Southern Reporter – 18 May 2017
The Independent – 17 May 2017
- ‘Canal that’s what I call culture’ – By Marcus Field
The Skinny – 16 May 2017
- ‘Venice Vernissage: A world divided’ By Ros West
Apollo – 16 May 2017
A-n – 16 May 2017
- ‘Venice 2017 review: 26 recommended pavilions, shows and individual works’ By Bethan Lloyd Worthington, Kaori Homma, Joseph Young, Gayle Chong Kwan, Jamie Fitzpatrick, Binita Walia, Hedley Roberts, Katharine Fry, Emily Sparkes, Shaun Badham, Philippe Handford
The Independent – 15 May 2017
- “Venice Biennale 2017: 10 Best Fringe Events” By Marcus Field
Artnet News – 15 May 2017
- ‘The Turned-On Biennale: An Orgy of Liberal Sex and Liberal Guilt Greets Visitors in Venice’ By Hettie Judah
The Guardian, G2 – 16 May 2017
- pp.16-19, ‘On the prowl’ By Adrian Searle
The Guardian – 15 May 2017
BBC Radio Scotland, The Janice Forsyth Show – 15 May 2017
- ‘Rachel MacLean live from the Venice Biennale’ by Nicola Meighan
Sleek – 15 May 2017
- ‘8 Must-See Pavilions at the 2017 Venice Biennale’ By Gloria Cardona
Dante Mag – 16 May 2017
Coffee-Table Notes – 15 May 2017
- ‘Rachel Maclean: Spite Your Face’ By Neil Cooper
The Observer, The New Review – 14 May 2017
- pp.26-27, ‘A turning world of moments and fragments’ By Laura Cumming
Royal Academy – 12 May 2017
- ‘10 to see at the 2017 Venice Biennale’ By Sam Phillips
Luxarazzi – 13 May 2017
- ‘Guillaume and Stéphanie Visit Venice for Biennale’ By Sydney Luxarazzi
Frieze – 12 May 2017
- ’57th Venice Biennale: Off-Site Pavilions and Collateral Shows’ By Pablo Larios
a-n – 12 May 2017
- ‘Venice 2017 review: Britain at the Biennale – from Phyllida’s folly to the Diaspora Pavilion’ By Moira Jeffrey
Getty – 12 May 2017
- ‘57. International Art Biennale In Venice – Collateral Events’ Photo by Awakening/Getty Images
ARTNews – 11 May 2017
- ‘Signs of the Times: Post-Truth, Untruth, and Superficial Deception in Venice’s Pavilions and Palazzi’ By Sarah Douglas
The Herald – 12 May 2017
- ‘Venice Biennale 2017: A review by Phil Miller’ By Phil Miller
It’s Nice That – 12 May 2017
- ‘Pinocchio and processing the mess of western politics: artist Rachel Maclean at Venice 2017’ By Amelia Abraham
Art Das Kunstmagazin – 11 May 2017
The Herald – 11 May 2017
The Observer – 11 May 2017
- ‘Pinocchio is a Metaphor for Politics at the Venice Biennale’
By Alanna Martinez
Elephant – 10 May 2017
- ‘Twelve Female Artists to See at the 57th Venice Biennale’ By Emily Steer
BBC Arts – 9 May 2017
- ‘Rachel Maclean: A grotesque Disney for the Facebook generation’
By William Cook
BBC Arts – 9 May 2017
- ‘The Making of Spite Your Face’
The Art Newspaper – 9 May 2017
The Art Newspaper – 9 May 2017
The World of Interiors – June 2017
- pp.77-80, ‘Venice roundup’ – By Charlotte Edwards. No online link
The Scotsman – 9 May 2017
- ‘Art review: Rachel Maclean – Spite Your Face’ By Moira Jeffrey
Edinburgh College of Art – 9 May 2017
a-n – 9 May 2017
- ‘Venice Biennale 2017: Rachel Maclean’s “post-truth dystopia” for Scottish pavilion’ – By Chris Sharratt
Scotsman – 9 May 2017
- ‘Interview: Rachel Maclean on representing Scotland at the Venice Biennale‘ by Susan Mansfield
BBC – 9 May 2017
- ‘Venice Biennale: Making Pinocchio into a satire on Trump’ by Moira Jeffrey
The Herald – 9 May 2017
- ‘Pinocchio, misogyny, and the ‘lies’ of Trump and Brexit: Scotland unveils dramatic show at Venice Biennale’ – by Phil Miller
The Herald – 9 May 2017
- ‘Rich, florid, intense, funny, shocking and involving: Rachel Maclean’s Scotland + Venice show’ – by Phil Miller
The National – 9 May 2017
- ‘Shocking new film by Scots artist Rachel Maclean, inspired by Brexit and Trump, goes on show at the Venice biennale’ by Phil Miller
The Skinny – 9 May 2017
- ‘Rachel Maclean – Spite Your Face: Venice Biennale 2017’ – by Rosamund West
ARTNews – 8 May 2017
Apollo – 8 May 2017
- ‘What’s coming up at the Venice Biennale?‘ by Chris Fite-Wassilak
Frieze – 27 April 2017
Billionaire – 26 April 2017
Aesthetica – 20 April 2017
ArtReview – 13 April 2017
- ‘The Venice Questionnaire #10 – Rachel Maclean’ by Rachel Maclean
The List – 31 March 2017
- ‘’It’s more baroque and a lot less candy-colour and children’s TV’ – Rachel Maclean prepares for the Venice Biennale’ by David Pollock
Bon – Spring/ Summer 2017
- pp.78-82, ‘The Changeling’ by Freire Barnes
The Herald – 6 March 2017
The Skinny – 21 February 2017
UK/India, British Council – 20 February 2017
- ‘”People make Glasgow” – Exploring Glasgow’s visual art scene’ by Sarah Lowndes
The Southern Reporter – 16 February 2017
- p.10, ‘Italian job will help Catrina get to art of matter’ by Sarah Devine
Dante Magazine – February/ March 2017
- pp.16-21, ‘Six Hot Artists to Watch’ (No online link)
Artlyst – 10 February 2017
- ‘British Council Announces 2017 Partnerships For 57th Venice Biennale’ by Paul Carter-Robinson
It’s Nice That – 10 February 2017
- ‘UK partners with Scotland and Wales for Venice Biennale’ by Bryony Stone
The Southern Reporter – 9 February 2017
The Herald – 27 January 2017
- p.19, ‘Students to act as ambassadors at Venice show’ by Phil Miller
The Courier Dundee Edition – 27 January 2017
- p.5, ‘Art students selected for Venice Biennale’ (no online link)
The Courier Angus and Mearns Edition – 27 January 2017
- p.8, ‘Venetian ambassadorial role for arts students’ (no online link)
Edinburgh College of Art – 26 January 2017
- ‘News – Students set for Venice Biennale’ (no online link)
Widewalls – 14 January 2017
- ‘Looking Forward To Venice Biennale 2017 – Inside The Biggest Art Exhibition In The World’ by Angie Kordic
The Guardian – 7 January 2017
The Scotsman Magazine – 7 January 2017
- pp.18-19, ‘Ways of the world’ by Moira Jeffrey
a-n – 5 January 2017
- ‘Arts calendar 2017: Exhibitions, conferences & other events’ by Jack Hutchinson
The Scotsman – 3 January 2017
- ‘2017 Arts Preview – The Year Ahead in Visual Art by Moira Jeffrey and Duncan Macmillan
Arte – 23 December 2016
- ‘Tracks – Rachel Maclean’ by Marc Mühlenbrock
Artsy – 9 December 2016
The Art Newspaper, Review – December 2016
- p.10, ‘Rachel Maclean: Selfie portrait’ by Ben Luke
The Fifth Sense – 6 November 2016
- ‘Wot you 🙂 about? Rachel Maclean talks us through her new exhibition’ by Philomena Epps
Artnet News – 24 November 2016
- ‘The 50 Most Exciting Artists in Europe Right Now, Part II’ by Hettie Judah
RA Magazine – Winter 2016
- p.24, ‘The real Rachel Maclean’ by Anna Coatman
Scottish Art News – Autumn 2016
- pp.24-25, ‘Q&A with Richard Ashrowan’ by Rachael Cloughton (no online link)
Scottish Art News – Autumn 2016
- p.5, ‘News’ (no online link)
The New York Times – 28 October 2016
- ‘Rachel Maclean’s Troubling Candy-Colored World’ by Hettie Judah
Land of I Adornments – 26 October 2016
Artnet News – 10 October 2016
- ‘Scotland Reveals Details of Rachel Maclean’s Project at the 2017 Venice Biennale’ by Caroline Elbaor
The Herald – 6 October 2016
- p.8, ‘Church chosen as site for Rachel Maclean’s Scotland art show at Venice Biennale in 2017’ by Phil Miller
Scotland + Venice 2015
Scotland + Venice Opening Week Announcement – 5 May 2015
Scotland + Venice Collateral Event Announcement – 10 March 2015
Scotland + Venice Learning Programme Announcement – 4 February 2015
Scotland + Venice Venue Announcement – 6 November 2014
Graham Fagen Selected to Represent Scotland – 24 March 2014
BBC News
07 May 2015
‘Trying to shine at venice’
By Will Gompertz
http://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-32624437
This is Tomorrow
02 July 2015
‘Artist Interview: Graham Fagen’
By Jaime Marie Davis
http://thisistomorrow.info/articles/artist-interview-graham-fagen
BBC World Service: Click
19 May 2015
Not credited
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02r6sps#auto
The Scotsman
11 May 2015
‘Art review: Graham Fagen, Palazzo Fontana, Venice’
By Moira Jeffrey
The Art Newspaper, Venice Biennale Guide 2015
‘A Cacophony and a Symphony: the Musical Biennale’, p.28 – 29
By Riah Pryor
No online link
GQ
April 2015
‘In Venice, no man is an island’
By Sophie Hastings
No online link
The Independent Radar
4 April 2015
‘In this space it’s all about the making, in the other it’s about the thinking’
By Karen Wright
The List
18 March 2015
‘Graham Fagen: Scotland’s representative at the Venice Biennale 2015’
By Susan Mansfield
The Scotsman, Weekend Life
3 January 2015
‘Tear down the walls’
By Moira Jeffrey
No online link
BBC Radio Scotland, The Culture Studio
10 March 2015
‘Stuart Cosgrove sits in’
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b054tghk#auto
BBC News
06 May 2015
‘Scotland brings Burns and reggae to Venice Biennale’
By Moira Jeffrey
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-32600609
ArtReview
04 May 2015
‘The Venice Questionnaire #24: Graham Fagen’
http://artreview.com/previews/2015_venice_24_graham_fagen/
Artinfo
05 May 2015
‘Venice Biennale: 12 Things to Do During Opening Week’
By Scott Indrisek
http://www.blouinartinfo.com/news/story/1148278/venice-biennale-12-things-to-do-during-opening-week#
The Times (Scotland)
05 May 2015
By Rhona Taylor
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/uk/scotland/article4430801.ece
The Independent on Sunday
Sunday 3 May
‘Venice Biennale 2015: The artists and artworks to look out for – a bluffer’s guide’
By Marcus Field