Gallery sights in Edinburgh
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Talbot Rice Gallery
This small art gallery has two exhibition spaces. The neoclassical Georgian Gallery, designed by William Playfair, houses a permanent collection of works by old masters, including Dutch landscapes by Van der Velde and Van der Meulen, and a striking bronze anatomical figure of a horse, created in Florence in 1598. The White Gallery, a more modern space, is used to exhibit the works of contemporary Scottish painters and sculptors.
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Edinburgh Printmakers’ Workshop & Gallery
Founded in 1967, this was the UK’s first ‘open-access’ printmaking studio, providing studio space and equipment for professional artists and beginners alike. You can watch printmakers at work in the ground-floor studio, while the 1st-floor gallery hosts exhibitions of lithographs and screen prints by local artists.
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Fruitmarket Gallery
One of Edinburgh's most innovative and popular galleries, the Fruitmarket showcases contemporary Scottish and international artists, and also has an excellent arts bookshop and cafe.
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Collective Gallery
The Collective is an artist-run gallery with regularly changing exhibitions by contemporary artists, both Scottish and international.
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Stills Gallery
Scotland’s top photographic gallery hosts changing exhibitions of the best of international contemporary photography.
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