The Edinburgh Reporter

New arrivals

Landmark exhibition spanning 110 years at Modern One

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A NEW EXHIBITION at Modern One will run until spring 2023, and will show off the gallery's acquisitio­ns over the last five years. Some of these have been made possible by bequests and gifts by supporters. Others have come to the gallery through the Arts Council's Acceptance-in-Lieu and Cultural Gifts schemes, which enabled the acquisitio­n of Damien Hirst's life-size bronze sculpture Wretched War (2004); the first portrait Oskar Kokoschka painted in Britain after arriving as a refugee in 1939, and a remarkable set of 21 monotypes by the great Russian Constructi­vist artist Naum Gabo.

Along with a Picasso, there are other works by contempora­ry artists and new exhibits will be introduced during the run of this important display which will take up the entire ground floor.

Highlights of the exhibition will include striking and vibrant woodcuts by Alberta Whittle, who will represent Scotland at the 59th Internatio­nal Venice Biennale; a large-scale diptych by France-Lise McGurn, the Glasgow-based artist renowned for paintings comprised of intuitive brushstrok­es, and a painting by the acclaimed Scottish painter and printmaker, Barbara

New Arrivals: From Salvador Dalí to Jenny Saville 27 November 2021 – Spring 2023.

Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art (Modern One), 75 Belford Road, Edinburgh, EH4 3DR

0131 624 6200 / nationalga­lleries.org

Admission free, but advance booking recommende­d #OurNewArri­vals

 ?? ?? Dali’s 1938 Lobster Telephone, above
Dali’s 1938 Lobster Telephone, above
 ?? ?? Top right, Marc Chagall, L’Écuyère
Top right, Marc Chagall, L’Écuyère
 ?? ?? Far Left, France-Lise McGurn’s Bacheloret­te
Far Left, France-Lise McGurn’s Bacheloret­te
 ?? ?? Right, collage by Wangechi Mutu
Right, collage by Wangechi Mutu
 ?? ?? Left, Damien Hirst’s Wretched War
Left, Damien Hirst’s Wretched War

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