Flannigan has become known for her paintings that focus on women. Her inspiration is drawn from myth, art history and pop culture, creating work which interweaves visual memories and experiences.
Created in response to the unique context and architecture of our City Dome gallery, Space Shuffle features a new body of work including Looking for Pluto, a figurative collage in the form of a frieze , alongside a constellation of paper sculptures that extend the principles of collage into three dimensional form and space.
Image: Moyna Flannigan, Space Shuffle, Collective, 2024.
Image Credit: John McKenzie.
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READ MORECome along to the Costume Society Scotland's season of varied talks on fashion, costume, textiles, accessories and related subjects between between October and April at Augustine United Church!
READ MOREIn partnership with the Royal Observatory Edinburgh, join us for the launch of astrophysicist and broadcaster Chris Lintott's new book 'Our Accidental Universe' on 14th October!
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READ MOREAs part of Black History Month, the panellists will engage with Black presence and Black Studies in relation to education in different contexts around the world.
READ MOREEd Peppitt talks about his 3,500-mile cycle ride to explore the onshore and offshore lighthouses of England and Wales as part of the Royal Scottish Geographical Society's Inspiring People programme.
READ MOREThe European Association for Dance History's annual Conference brings together international research, new reconstructions and critical debate in dance and performing arts history.
READ MOREDon't miss an evening with Robert Lindsay at the Assembly Rooms, as he shares an intimate look into the experiences and stories behind some of his most iconic roles!
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