Scatter - An Exhibition of Works by Richard Dalgleish
Scatter is a deeply personal and emotional exploration of the spaces between life and death by Richard Dalgleish, showing at Leith Makers from 9th to 20th April.
About Scatter - An Exhibition of Works by Richard Dalgleish
| 9th Apr 2025 to 20th Apr 2025 | |
| 11am - 5:30pm | |
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Leith Makers 105 Leith Walk, Leith EH6 8NP |
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| This is a free event | |
| Visit the event website here | |
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Scatter is a deeply personal and emotional exploration of the spaces between life and death inspired by Dalgleish's daughter's eighteen-month journey through cancer and his own parallel journey.
Dalgleish describes his art practice as "rooted in a desire to capture and represent a sense of loss and to unravel our use of memory close to the universal constant at the end of life". This project is the culmination of a BA Honours Degree in Photography with the Open College of the Arts.
In addition to the usual gallery open times, on Saturday 12th at 1.30pm Richard will be talking about the exhibition, and answering questions about both his work and its inspiration.
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