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Fruitmarket Segments

The voices and ideas of some of the most inspiring contemporary artists and creative people working today, direct from Fruitmarket in Edinburgh. Fruitmarket is a free, public space for culture in the heart of Edinburgh providing inspiration and opportunity for artists and audiences. We programme, develop and present world-class exhibitions, commissions, publications, performances, events and engagement activities, opening up the artistic process. Creativity makes space for meaning, and we create a

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Holly Davey

Fruitmarket Segments ·

2025/10/15

A conversation between Holly Davey and Ruth Bretherick, Fruitmarket’s Research and Public Engagement Curator, discussing Davey’s 2024 exhibition The Unforgetting.Holly Davey is a British artist who works with photography, collage, sculpture, text and performance. Since 2019 she has been making a body of work under the title A Script for an Archive, in which she focuses on ‘what is happening at the edges’ of archives and in the figures (often women) who have been marginalised in the historical

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Mike Nelson

Fruitmarket Segments ·

2025/09/29

Mike Nelson in conversation with Fruitmarket Director Fiona Bradley about his exhibition Humpty Dumpty, a transient history of Mardin earthworks, low rise. The show uses Fruitmarket’s Warehouse as the machine room, or driving force, for a major new installation that extends across all three spaces of the gallery. Built around two sets of photographs taken in London and a city in Eastern Turkey between 2010 and 2014, the work captures cities in flux, guided by their politics and leaders of the

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43:44

Emma Hart and Ali Smith

Fruitmarket Segments ·

2025/09/25

A conversation between artist Emma artist and novelist Ali Smith from 2018, including a reading by Ali Smith of a short story inspired by visits to Emma Hart's studio. Emma Hart is a British artist who makes sculpture, photography, film and installation. Her work is often badly-behaved and messy, challenging assumptions and stereotypes in her quest to make art to which everyone can relate. Her first exhibition in Scotland was BANGER at Fruitmarket in 2018. The show highlighted Hart’s work with

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Mike Nelson

Fruitmarket Segments ·

2025/09/18

Mike Nelson in conversation with Fruitmarket Director Fiona Bradley about his exhibition Humpty Dumpty, a transient history of Mardin earthworks, low rise.The show uses Fruitmarket’s Warehouse as the machine room, or driving force, for a major new installation that extends across all three spaces of the gallery. Built around two sets of photographs taken in London and a city in Eastern Turkey between 2010 and 2014, the work captures cities in flux, guided by their politics and leaders of the

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86:41

Andrew O'Hagan on Lee Lozano and Muriel Spark

Fruitmarket Segments ·

2025/09/11

Andrew O’Hagan and Fruitmarket Director Fiona Bradley discuss the links between Lee Lozano and Dame Muriel Spark.Their conversation, titled ‘Self-Sabotage’, explored the parallels between the self destructive tendencies of one of the protagonists of Spark’s 1970 novella The Driver’s Seat and Lozano’s rejection of the art world in the early 1970s, which threw her into semi-obscurity. Lee Lozano was a major figure in the New York art scene of the 1960s and early 1970s. Her radical approach to art

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01:22:19

EAF Assembly: Women and the built environment

Fruitmarket Segments ·

2025/08/13

A panel conversation between Voices of Experience (Suzanne Ewing, Jude Barber and Nicola McLachlan) and architect Kirsty Maguire.Voices of Experience is a collaborative project that recognises and supports the achievements of women working in architecture. This conversation was recorded as part of Assembling, a day of events focused on women and the built environment, hosted in August 2023 by Fruitmarket in partnership with Edinburgh Art Festival. Taking its lead from Leonor Antunes’ exhibition the

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42:13

On Mike Nelson: David Grinly and David Moore in...

Fruitmarket Segments ·

2025/08/06

On Mike Nelson: David Grinly and David Moore in conversation David Grinly (Stills) and David Moore (Edinburgh College of Art) discuss Mike Nelson’s new work for Fruitmarket: a transient history of Mardin earthworks and low rise, and think about its intersections with both sculpture and photography. The conversation explores the sophisticated lie of Mike’s practice, and the way in which his spaces tap into a material collective imagination. The speakers talk about the unusual amount of photography

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01:03:52

Briony Fer on Martin Creed

Fruitmarket Segments ·

2025/07/30

A 2010 lecture by curator and art historian Briony Fer on ‘oneness’ and ‘noneness’ in the work of Martin Creed. Martin Creed is one of Britain’s most highly-regarded and popular artists. His work captures the public imagination, while also attracting critical acclaim for its generous, accessible approach. In 2001 he won the Turner Prize with Work No. 227: The lights going on and off, and in 2008 responded to the prestigious Duveen Commission at Tate Britain with the phenomenally popular Work No

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01:03:35

Stan Douglas

Fruitmarket Segments ·

2025/07/23

A conversation between Canadian artist Stan Douglas and Fruitmarket director Fiona Bradley.Stan Douglas is known for films, photographs and installations which use new and outdated technologies, the tropes of cinema, TV and photography, the conventions of various Hollywood genres, and classic literary texts to examine the intersection of history and memory in evocative, mesmerising artworks. In 2014, when this conversation was recorded, Fruitmarket presented a selection of Douglas’s films and

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01:10:08

Gabriel Orozco

Fruitmarket Segments ·

2025/07/16

A panel discussion from 2013, between artist Gabriel Orozco, curator Briony Fer and art historian Benjamin Buchloh, chaired by Fruitmarket’s director Fiona Bradley.Gabriel Orozco is a Mexican artist who lives and works mainly in Tokyo and Mexico City. His work blurs the boundaries of art with everyday realities and often balances complex geometry with organic materials and elements of chance. In 2013 Fruitmarket showed Gabriel Orozco's exhibition Thinking in Circles, which was curated by Briony

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Karine Polwart: introducing Fruitmarket's Dr Gavin...

Fruitmarket Segments ·

2025/07/08

A mix of speech, music and song from Karine Polwart, introducing the plans for her 2025/26 writing residency with Fruitmarket.Karine Polwart is a writer, musician, and storyteller whose work evokes a richness of place, hidden histories, scientific enquiry and folklore. She has been selected as the recipient of the 2025/25 Dr Gavin Wallace Fellowship, for which Fruitmarket is the host organisation. The Dr Gavin Wallace Fellowship, supported by Creative Scotland, offers the opportunity for a

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01:25:20

Future Bourgeois: Phyllida Barlow, Elisabeth...

Fruitmarket Segments ·

2025/07/02

A panel discussion on Louis Bourgeois featuring British sculptor Phyllida Barlow, and art historians Elisabeth Lebovici and Mignon Nixon, chaired by Fruitmarket Director Fiona Bradley.Louise Bourgeois is one of the greatest and most influential artists of our time. In a career spanning seven decades, from the 1940s until her death in 2010, she produced some of contemporary art’s most enduring images. Bourgeois’s work is personal yet universal, rooted in the details of her own life, but reaching

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38:12

Tacita Dean in conversation

Fruitmarket Segments ·

2025/06/25

A conversation between British-European artist Tacita Dean and Fruitmarket Director Fiona Bradley, recorded in 2018 to accompany Dean’s exhibition Woman with a Red Hat.Best known for her use of film, and her advocacy for its preservation as an artistic medium, Tacita has a wide-ranging practice that includes drawings, photographs, installations and collections of found objects and images. She was a nominee for the Turner Prize in 1998, won the Hugo Boss Prize in 2006, and was elected to the Royal

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01:15:57

Words and Things: celebrating fifty years of writing...

Fruitmarket Segments ·

2025/06/18

2024 was Fruitmarket’s fiftieth birthday. As part of our celebrations we published Words and Things, a selection of just some of the writing on art published by Fruitmarket over the decades, edited by Ruth Bretherick, the gallery’s Research and Public Engagement Curator.To launch the book, Ruth and Fruitmarket head of publishing Elizabeth McLean were joined in conversation with Words and Things contributors David Hopkins, Briony Fer and James Robertson. They discussed the past and the future of

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12:08

Mike Nelson & Simon Patterson: Print the Legend

Fruitmarket Segments ·

2025/06/11

Extracts of a conversation between artists Mike Nelson and Simon Patterson and art historian, lecturer and writer Patricia Bickers, from the opening of Print the Legend: The Myth of the West, at Fruitmarket in 2008.British artist Mike Nelson is known for immersive, absorbing installations assembled from the detritus of everyday lives. Often referencing works of literature or countercultural or fringe political movements, his work transforms the spaces it inhabits. This summer Mike is taking over

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53:28

Sara Glojnarić in conversation with Kate Molleson

Fruitmarket Segments ·

2025/06/04

A conversation recorded in 2023 between composer Sara Glojnarić and journalist and author Kate Molleson, recorded in front of a live audience at Fruitmarket’s first Deep Time festival of new music ahead of the world premiere of Sara’s piece seconds, minutes, hours, eons, - commisioned by Fruitmarket and the ensemble p.e.r.s.o.n.a.l.c.l.u.t.t.e.r.Germany-based Croatian composer Sara Glojnarić is the winner of the Ernst von Siemens Förderpreis 2023, Erste Bank Composition Award and Darmstadt’s

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53:15

William Kentridge and Vivienne Koorland

Fruitmarket Segments ·

2025/04/15

Artists William Kentridge and Vivienne Koorland in conversation with curator Tamar Garb.The conversation was recorded at the opening of the 2016 Fruitmarket exhibition William Kentridge and Vivienne Koorland: Conversations in letters and lines. Curated by Garb, this exhibition brought together the work of the two prominent South African artists, mapping their artistic friendship through shared artistic strategies and a common sense of the urgency and agency of art. Further details about the show,

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58:17

Linda Goode Bryant on Senga Nengudi

Fruitmarket Segments ·

2025/04/15

Curator and activist Linda Goode Bryant and Fruitmarket director Fiona Bradley discuss the art of Senga Nengudi. This conversation was recorded in 2019, when Fruitmarket showed the first solo institutional exhibition of Nengudi’s work outside the United States. Born in Chicago in 1943, Senga Nengudi has been a trailblazer in sculpture for fifty years. A vital figure in the avant-garde scenes of Los Angeles and New York in the 1960s and 1970s, her work is characterised by a persistently radical

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01:30:18

Phyllida Barlow: Why Make?

Fruitmarket Segments ·

2025/04/15

Phyllida Barlow in conversation with fellow artists with Kate Davis, Keith Wilson, Eric Bainbridge and Jon Wood. They discuss the question why make art? This conversation accompanied the 2015 Fruitmarket exhibition Phyllida Barlow: Set, a major exhibition of new work made specially for the gallery. Further details about Set, including images and video, can be found at the Fruitmarket online archive In 2024 Fruitmarket and Hauser & Wirth Publishers published an updated and expended edition of

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59:20

On Sisters!: Pragna Patel & Meena Patel of Southall...

Fruitmarket Segments ·

2025/04/07

Sisters in Solidarity: The Legacy of Southall Black Sisters University of Edinburgh students in conversation with Pragna Patel and Meena Patel This episode is one of three in a series accompanying the exhibition of Sisters!, a film by Petra Bauer, at the Fruitmarket: a collaborative film, documenting a day in the life of the Southall Black Sisters, a feminist organisation supporting Black and minority women in London with issues of domestic abuse and immigration. The film follows the

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