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Find out more about the Fireworks and the Enlightenments.
Date: Sat 15 Aug: 2:30pm
Venue: The Hub
Alexander Broadie, Sir Timothy Clifford, Juliana Engberg and Duncan Macmillan discuss Visual Art and the Enlightenment, as part of our Discussions and Talks series at The Hub.
Date: Sun 16 Aug: 2:30pm
Venue: The Hub
Tom Devine, Arthur L Herman and Ong Keng Sen discuss the theme Scotland Exports the Enlightenment, as part of our Discussions and Talks series at The Hub.
Date: Wed 26 Aug: 2:30pm
Venue: The Hub
Geoffrey Boulton and Charles Withers discuss Science and the Enlightenment, as part of our Enlightenment Discussions and Talks series at The Hub.
Date: Sun 30 Aug: 2:30pm
Venue: The Hub
Anne Bogart, Lee Breuer, Roger L Emerson and Paul Goring discuss The Face of the Enlightenment as part of our Discussions and Talks series at The Hub.
Date: Tue 1 Sep: 2:30pm
Venue: The Hub
Stewart Sutherland and Paul Wood discuss The Enlightenment and the Academies, as part of our Discussions and Talks series at The Hub.
Date: Fri 4 Sep: 7:15pm
Venue: Edinburgh Festival Theatre
Within a four-storey building, the minutiae and repetition of human behaviour is brought to life in a danse macabre. Bach's music offers a promise of redemption while the cast build an intricate and detailed picture of day to day life.
Date: Sat 5 Sep: 7:15pm
Venue: Edinburgh Festival Theatre
Within a four-storey building, the minutiae and repetition of human behaviour is brought to life in a danse macabre. Bach's music offers a promise of redemption while the cast build an intricate and detailed picture of day to day life.
Date: Tue 25 Aug: 8:00pm
Venue: Usher Hall
This extraordinary youth orchestra performs with period instruments and for this concert has tripled its usual size, boasting 60 players. They perform a programme of music by contemporaries Corelli, Muffat, Geminiani and Handel.
Date: Wed 2 Sep: 8:00pm
Venue: Traverse Theatre
Composer Giorgio Battistelli takes sixteen artisans dressed in overalls and aprons and sets them to work in the Traverse Theatre producing a compelling and evocative symphony from your wildest imagination.
Date: Thu 3 Sep: 8:00pm
Venue: Traverse Theatre
Composer Giorgio Battistelli takes sixteen artisans dressed in overalls and aprons and sets them to work in the Traverse Theatre producing a compelling and evocative symphony from your wildest imagination.
Date: Fri 4 Sep: 8:00pm
Venue: Traverse Theatre
Composer Giorgio Battistelli takes sixteen artisans dressed in overalls and aprons and sets them to work in the Traverse Theatre producing a compelling and evocative symphony from your wildest imagination.
Date: Sat 5 Sep: 8:00pm
Venue: Traverse Theatre
Composer Giorgio Battistelli takes sixteen artisans dressed in overalls and aprons and sets them to work in the Traverse Theatre producing a compelling and evocative symphony from your wildest imagination.
Date: Fri 28 Aug: 5:45pm
Venue: Greyfriars Kirk
Over two concerts the Ricercar Consort explores some of Bach's earliest cantatas with an outstanding line-up of singers. Directed from the viol by Philippe Pierlot, the concerts feature soprano soloist Katharine Fuge.
Date: Sat 29 Aug: 8:00pm
Venue: Usher Hall
Described as a genius, Pogorelich brings his own distinct interpretations to well-known piano works such as Chopin's Nocturne and Liszt's Mephisto Waltz and a wealth of colour from the piano in works like Ravel's Gaspard de la Nui
Date: Tue 18 Aug: 7:30pm
Venue: Lowland Hall, Ingliston
Silviu Purcarete's wild adaptation of this iconic tale is a large scale work with industrial music, pantomime, remarkable staging and a huge cast. Macabre theatre on a grand scale.
Date: Wed 19 Aug: 7:30pm
Venue: Lowland Hall, Ingliston
Silviu Purcarete's wild adaptation of this iconic tale is a large scale work with industrial music, pantomime, remarkable staging and a huge cast. Macabre theatre on a grand scale.
Date: Thu 20 Aug: 7:30pm
Venue: Lowland Hall, Ingliston
Silviu Purcarete's wild adaptation of this iconic tale is a large scale work with industrial music, pantomime, remarkable staging and a huge cast. Macabre theatre on a grand scale.
Date: Fri 21 Aug: 7:30pm
Venue: Lowland Hall, Ingliston
Silviu Purcarete's wild adaptation of this iconic tale is a large scale work with industrial music, pantomime, remarkable staging and a huge cast. Macabre theatre on a grand scale.
Date: Sat 22 Aug: 7:30pm
Venue: Lowland Hall, Ingliston
Silviu Purcarete's wild adaptation of this iconic tale is a large scale work with industrial music, pantomime, remarkable staging and a huge cast. Macabre theatre on a grand scale.
Date: Fri 4 Sep: 8:00pm
Venue: Usher Hall
Purcell's version of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream offers an extraordinary variety of music fashioning the magic, mystery, broad comedy and romance of the story of lovers thwarted, bewitched and reunited.
Date: Mon 24 Aug: 11:00am
Venue: The Queen's Hall
Haydn is often credited with inventing the string quartet. Performing on period instruments, Quatuor Mosaïques are respected throughout the world for their thoughtful and authentic interpretations of Haydn's chamber music.
Date: Thu 20 Aug: 11:00am
Venue: The Queen's Hall
Christopher Maltman is renowned for the intensity, character and emotion of his singing. The Hebrides Ensemble is fast becoming a Festival favourite. This concert brings together arrangements by Schoenberg and his students.
Date: Sat 29 Aug: 11:00am
Venue: The Queen's Hall
A great opportunity to experience two wonderful singers performing with renowned pianist Helmut Deutsch. Features songs by Schumann, Mendelssohn, Loewe, Reger, Wolf and duets based on texts of Walter de la Mare by Benjamin Britten.
Date: Mon 31 Aug: 11:00am
Venue: The Queen's Hall
In two programmes the esteemed Arditti Quartet embarks on a musical journey from Beethoven through seminal works by Webern and Schoenberg to contemporary masterpieces by Ligeti and Dutilleux.
Date: Mon 3 Aug: 11:00am
Venue: The Queen's Hall
Perenial Festival favourite Christian Zacharias is completely at home showing the full range of his virtuosity and expressivity in this programme of works Sonatas and Ballades by Haydn, Brahams and Scarlatti.
Date: Fri 21 Aug: 2:30pm
Venue: The Hub
Onora O'Neill, John V Pickstone and Martin Rees discuss Science and Tolerance, as part of our Enlightenment Discussions and Talks series at The Hub.
Date: Sat 15 Aug: 7:30pm
Venue: King's Theatre
Arguably Brian Friel's greatest play, Faith Healer influenced a generation of Irish writing for the theatre and creates a mosaic of narratives that is both seductive and terrifying.
Date: Sun 16 Aug: 2:00pm
Venue: King's Theatre
Arguably Brian Friel's greatest play, Faith Healer influenced a generation of Irish writing for the theatre and creates a mosaic of narratives that is both seductive and terrifying.
Date: Sun 16 Aug: 7:30pm
Venue: King's Theatre
Arguably Brian Friel's greatest play, Faith Healer influenced a generation of Irish writing for the theatre and creates a mosaic of narratives that is both seductive and terrifying.
Date: Mon 17 Aug: 7:30pm
Venue: King's Theatre
Arguably Brian Friel's greatest play, Faith Healer influenced a generation of Irish writing for the theatre and creates a mosaic of narratives that is both seductive and terrifying.
Date: Tue 18 Aug: 7:30pm
Venue: King's Theatre
Arguably Brian Friel's greatest play, Faith Healer influenced a generation of Irish writing for the theatre and creates a mosaic of narratives that is both seductive and terrifying.
Date: Wed 2 Sep: 7:30pm
Venue: King's Theatre
Arguably Brian Friel's greatest play, Faith Healer influenced a generation of Irish writing for the theatre and creates a mosaic of narratives that is both seductive and terrifying.
Date: Fri 4 Sep: 7:30pm
Venue: King's Theatre
Arguably Brian Friel's greatest play, Faith Healer influenced a generation of Irish writing for the theatre and creates a mosaic of narratives that is both seductive and terrifying.
Date: Sat 5 Sep: 7:30pm
Venue: King's Theatre
Arguably Brian Friel's greatest play, Faith Healer influenced a generation of Irish writing for the theatre and creates a mosaic of narratives that is both seductive and terrifying.
Date: Mon 31 Aug: 9:00pm
Venue: King's Theatre
An extraordinary encounter between two of Chekhov's lost souls. The two characters meet by chance in a café and as we follow their sometimes stilted conversation, we slowly discover the fate of both their families.
Date: Tue 1 Sep: 6:00pm
Venue: King's Theatre
An extraordinary encounter between two of Chekhov's lost souls. The two characters meet by chance in a café and as we follow their sometimes stilted conversation, we slowly discover the fate of both their families.
Date: Thu 3 Sep: 7:30pm
Venue: King's Theatre
An extraordinary encounter between two of Chekhov's lost souls. The two characters meet by chance in a café and as we follow their sometimes stilted conversation, we slowly discover the fate of both their families.
Date: Fri 4 Sep: 2:00pm
Venue: King's Theatre
An extraordinary encounter between two of Chekhov's lost souls. The two characters meet by chance in a café and as we follow their sometimes stilted conversation, we slowly discover the fate of both their families.
Date: Sat 5 Sep: 5:00pm
Venue: King's Theatre
An extraordinary encounter between two of Chekhov's lost souls. The two characters meet by chance in a café and as we follow their sometimes stilted conversation, we slowly discover the fate of both their families.
Date: Sat 29 Aug: 9:00pm
Venue: King's Theatre
The Yalta Game is based on a theme in Anton Chekhov's The Lady with the Lapdog. Friel's expressive interpretation turns one of the best short stories ever written into a provocative piece of modern theatre.
Date: Sun 30 Aug: 9:00pm
Venue: King's Theatre
The Yalta Game is based on a theme in Anton Chekhov's The Lady with the Lapdog. Friel's expressive interpretation turns one of the best short stories ever written into a provocative piece of modern theatre.
Date: Tue 1 Sep: 9:00pm
Venue: King's Theatre
The Yalta Game is based on a theme in Anton Chekhov's The Lady with the Lapdog. Friel's expressive interpretation turns one of the best short stories ever written into a provocative piece of modern theatre.
Date: Fri 4 Sep: 5:00pm
Venue: King's Theatre
The Yalta Game is based on a theme in Anton Chekhov's The Lady with the Lapdog. Friel's expressive interpretation turns one of the best short stories ever written into a provocative piece of modern theatre.
Date: Sat 5 Sep: 2:00pm
Venue: King's Theatre
The Yalta Game is based on a theme in Anton Chekhov's The Lady with the Lapdog. Friel's expressive interpretation turns one of the best short stories ever written into a provocative piece of modern theatre.
Date: Fri 28 Aug: 7:15pm
Venue: Edinburgh Festival Theatre
Admeto's classical Greek world is re-imagined as the world of the Japanese samurai, very formal, with a strict hierarchy and many rules. Butoh is the Japanese dance of shadows, the dance of the dead dreaming of the living.
Date: Sat 29 Aug: 7:15pm
Venue: Edinburgh Festival Theatre
Admeto's classical Greek world is re-imagined as the world of the Japanese samurai, very formal, with a strict hierarchy and many rules. Butoh is the Japanese dance of shadows, the dance of the dead dreaming of the living.
Date: Mon 31 Aug: 7:15pm
Venue: Edinburgh Festival Theatre
Admeto's classical Greek world is re-imagined as the world of the Japanese samurai, very formal, with a strict hierarchy and many rules. Butoh is the Japanese dance of shadows, the dance of the dead dreaming of the living.
Date: Mon 31 Aug: 8:00pm
Venue: Usher Hall
The highly acclaimed partnership of Donald Runnicles and the BBC SSO appears at the Festival for the first time since his appointment as Chief Conductor. The recital features works from Strauss, Webern and Brahms.
Date: Mon 17 Aug: 12:00pm
Venue: The Hub
The creative team of Optimism discuss the process undertaken to create a 21st century take on Voltaire's Candide, as part of our Behind the Scenes and Conversations series.
Date: Sat 15 Aug: 5:45pm
Venue: Greyfriars Kirk
The Lewis Psalm Singers represent a unique and extraordinary congregational vocal music from the Gaelic Presbyterian Church. At times joyful, at times plaintive, this performance promises to be an intensely moving experience.
Date: Sun 16 Aug: 8:00pm
Venue: Usher Hall
Master of the Queen's Music, Sir Peter Maxwell Davies is a composer long resident in Scotland, with a huge affection for his adopted country. His rousing depiction of a wedding on the Orkney islands is his most famous work.
Date: Thu 3 Sep: 8:00pm
Venue: Usher Hall
Sir John Eliot Gardiner and his Choir and orchestra offer a fresh and inspiring interpretation of Bach's cantatas which has won them acclaim around the world. In these Cantatas the music ranges from burly to sublime.
Date: Tue 25 Aug: 2:30pm
Venue: The Hub
Julian Goodare, Ruth Little, Rona Munro and Adrienne Scullion discuss On the Dark Side: Witchcraft and the Theatre, as part of our Enlightenment Discussions and Talks series at The Hub.
Date: Sat 15 Aug: 8:00pm
Venue: Royal Lyceum Theatre
Turning a quizzical eye to the woes of the heart, Optimism transforms Voltaire's classic satire of enlightened insanity, Candide, into a cutting commentary on the no-worries bravura of the Australian swagger.
Date: Sun 16 Aug: 2:30pm
Venue: Royal Lyceum Theatre
Turning a quizzical eye to the woes of the heart, Optimism transforms Voltaire's classic satire of enlightened insanity, Candide, into a cutting commentary on the no-worries bravura of the Australian swagger.
Date: Sun 16 Aug: 8:00pm
Venue: Royal Lyceum Theatre
Turning a quizzical eye to the woes of the heart, Optimism transforms Voltaire's classic satire of enlightened insanity, Candide, into a cutting commentary on the no-worries bravura of the Australian swagger.
Date: Mon 17 Aug: 8:00pm
Venue: Royal Lyceum Theatre
Turning a quizzical eye to the woes of the heart, Optimism transforms Voltaire's classic satire of enlightened insanity, Candide, into a cutting commentary on the no-worries bravura of the Australian swagger.
Date: Sat 22 Aug: 8:00pm
Venue: Usher Hall
The Orchestra is famous for its fresh sound, with musicians playing on period instruments and pouring their passion into the music. The concert is led by Sir Roger Norrington, a leading authority in the performance of Haydn.
Date: Wed 2 Sep: 7:30pm
Venue: Royal Lyceum Theatre
Peter Pan is reimagined by New York's Mabou Mines in this exuberant and haunting adaptation of J.M. Barrie's classic tale. A bittersweet imaging of childhood through visual artists, puppeteers and musicians.
Date: Thu 3 Sep: 7:30pm
Venue: Royal Lyceum Theatre
Peter Pan is reimagined by New York's Mabou Mines in this exuberant and haunting adaptation of J.M. Barrie's classic tale. A bittersweet imaging of childhood through visual artists, puppeteers and musicians.
Date: Fri 4 Sep: 7:30pm
Venue: Royal Lyceum Theatre
Peter Pan is reimagined by New York's Mabou Mines in this exuberant and haunting adaptation of J.M. Barrie's classic tale. A bittersweet imaging of childhood through visual artists, puppeteers and musicians.
Date: Sat 5 Sep: 2:30pm
Venue: Royal Lyceum Theatre
Peter Pan is reimagined by New York's Mabou Mines in this exuberant and haunting adaptation of J.M. Barrie's classic tale. A bittersweet imaging of childhood through visual artists, puppeteers and musicians.
Date: Sat 5 Sep: 7:30pm
Venue: Royal Lyceum Theatre
Peter Pan is reimagined by New York's Mabou Mines in this exuberant and haunting adaptation of J.M. Barrie's classic tale. A bittersweet imaging of childhood through visual artists, puppeteers and musicians.
Date: Thu 3 Sep: 2:30pm
Venue: The Hub
James Buchan and Andrew S Skinner discuss Political Economy: Adam Smith and Others, as part of our Enlightenment Discussions and Talks series at The Hub.
Date: Fri 28 Aug: 8:00pm
Venue: Usher Hall
Roméo et Juliette is one of Berlioz's greatest and most original works. Often reduced to orchestral excerpts this concert offers a rarer opportunity to hear the full dramatic work. It is a theatrical and musical tour de force.
Date: Fri 4 Sep: 7:30pm
Venue: The Edinburgh Playhouse
Scottish Ballet presents three works for Festival 09. Frederick Ashton's chic Scenes de Ballet, Forsythe's virtuitous Workwithinwork and the World Premiere of Spink's creative take on the tale of Petrushka.
Date: Sat 5 Sep: 2:30pm
Venue: The Edinburgh Playhouse
Scottish Ballet presents three works for Festival 09. Frederick Ashton's chic Scenes de Ballet, Forsythe's virtuitous Workwithinwork and the World Premiere of Spink's creative take on the tale of Petrushka.
Date: Sat 5 Sep: 7:30pm
Venue: The Edinburgh Playhouse
Scottish Ballet presents three works for Festival 09. Frederick Ashton's chic Scenes de Ballet, Forsythe's virtuitous Workwithinwork and the World Premiere of Spink's creative take on the tale of Petrushka.
Date: Wed 26 Aug: 8:00pm
Venue: Usher Hall
Symphony No 70 is perhaps one of Haydn's most flamboyant pieces. In contrast, his Seven last words of our saviour on the cross was commissioned for a church with the requirement that all seven movements were slow and dark.
Date: Wed 19 Aug: 8:00pm
Venue: Usher Hall
One of Bartók's most scintillating scores, dripping with drama and yearning for the redemptive power of human love. Esa-Pekka Salonen's Piano Concerto is dedicated to the pianist Yefi m Bronfman, the soloist in this performance.
Date: Sat 29 Aug: 8:00pm
Venue: The Hub
Testament of Cresseid completes the story left unfinished in Geoffrey Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde. Jimmy Yuill takes to the stage in the world premiere of this epic work commissioned by the Festival.
Date: Sun 30 Aug: 8:00pm
Venue: The Hub
Testament of Cresseid completes the story left unfinished in Geoffrey Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde. Jimmy Yuill takes to the stage in the world premiere of this epic work commissioned by the Festival.
Date: Mon 31 Aug: 8:00pm
Venue: The Hub
Testament of Cresseid completes the story left unfinished in Geoffrey Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde. Jimmy Yuill takes to the stage in the world premiere of this epic work commissioned by the Festival.
Date: Wed 2 Sep: 8:00pm
Venue: The Hub
Testament of Cresseid completes the story left unfinished in Geoffrey Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde. Jimmy Yuill takes to the stage in the world premiere of this epic work commissioned by the Festival.
Date: Thu 3 Sep: 8:00pm
Venue: The Hub
Testament of Cresseid completes the story left unfinished in Geoffrey Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde. Jimmy Yuill takes to the stage in the world premiere of this epic work commissioned by the Festival.
Date: Fri 4 Sep: 8:00pm
Venue: The Hub
Testament of Cresseid completes the story left unfinished in Geoffrey Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde. Jimmy Yuill takes to the stage in the world premiere of this epic work commissioned by the Festival.
Date: Sat 5 Sep: 8:00pm
Venue: The Hub
Testament of Cresseid completes the story left unfinished in Geoffrey Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde. Jimmy Yuill takes to the stage in the world premiere of this epic work commissioned by the Festival.
Date: Sat 22 Aug: 9:30pm
Venue: The Hub
A meeting point for a huge variety of music, both native and from further afield, Concerto Caledonia's dance band steps back in time for a colourful evening of dance music.
Date: Mon 24 Aug: 9:30pm
Venue: The Hub
In the 18th century many musicians left Scotland to further their musical ambitions. They took European art styles and adapted them, weaving together elements of Scots song with the new-fangled baroque style coming out of Italy.
Date: Wed 26 Aug: 9:30pm
Venue: The Hub
Burns's song Scots Wha Hae appears here in Pietro Urbani's musical depiction of the Battle of Bannockburn, as part of a feast of curiosities from Enlightenment Edinburgh.
Date: Sat 5 Sep: 8:00pm
Venue: Usher Hall
Huge forces gather to perform Elgar's masterpiece The Dream of Gerontius. This intense work is quintessentially British from the spine tingling opening to the passionate, symphonic climax.
Date: Mon 24 Aug: 9:30pm
Venue: Canongate Kirk
One of the most popular visionary stories of the 12th century. In this version vocal ensemble Dialogos presents the vision in a new context with medieval polyphony producing a pure and expressive rendition of this ancient story.
Date: Tue 25 Aug: 9:30pm
Venue: Canongate Kirk
One of the most popular visionary stories of the 12th century. In this version vocal ensemble Dialogos presents the vision in a new context with medieval polyphony producing a pure and expressive rendition of this ancient story.
Date: Thu 20 Aug: 8:00pm
Venue: Usher Hall
Full of magic and fantastic journeys, Jordi Savall and his orchestra Le Concert des Nations are experts in performing the music of both the familar music of Handel and the less-known compositions of Marais.
Date: Fri 21 Aug: 8:00pm
Venue: Edinburgh Festival Theatre
Gelabert's paradoxical dance work recognises the uncertainty of the world we live in and identifies the circles of destiny that lie within us all. A joyful premiere for Festival 09.
Date: Sat 22 Aug: 8:00pm
Venue: Edinburgh Festival Theatre
Gelabert's paradoxical dance work recognises the uncertainty of the world we live in and identifies the circles of destiny that lie within us all. A joyful premiere for Festival 09.
Date: Sun 23 Aug: 8:00pm
Venue: Edinburgh Festival Theatre
Gelabert's paradoxical dance work recognises the uncertainty of the world we live in and identifies the circles of destiny that lie within us all. A joyful premiere for Festival 09.
Date: Thu 20 Aug: 5:45pm
Venue: Greyfriars Kirk
A concert of chorales by Bach and his inspirational predecessor Michael Praetorius. In a feast of harmony, Huelgas Ensemble performs chorales including Ach Gott, vom Himmel sieh' darein and Christe, der du bist Tag und Licht.
Date: Sun 30 Aug: 5:00pm
Venue: The Hub
Doris Dörrie, author, filmmaker and director of the opera Admeto in conversation, as part of our Comversations of Artists series.
Date: Fri 7 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Sat 8 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Sun 9 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Mon 10 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Tue 11 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Wed 12 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Thu 13 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Fri 14 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Sat 15 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Sun 16 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Mon 17 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Tue 18 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Wed 19 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Thu 20 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Fri 21 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Sat 22 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Sun 23 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Mon 24 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Tue 25 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Wed 26 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Thu 27 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Fri 28 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Sat 29 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Sun 30 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Mon 31 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Tue 1 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Wed 2 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Thu 3 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Fri 4 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Sat 5 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Sun 6 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Mon 7 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Tue 8 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Wed 9 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Thu 10 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Fri 11 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Sat 12 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Sun 13 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Mon 14 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Tue 15 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Wed 16 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Thu 17 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Fri 18 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Sat 19 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Sun 20 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Mon 21 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Tue 22 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Wed 23 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Thu 24 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Fri 25 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Sat 26 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Sun 27 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean emphasizes the aspects of quiet devotion, internal contemplation and external dedication that defines this small ecclesiastical community's spiritual and earthly existence.
Date: Fri 7 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Sat 8 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Sun 9 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Mon 10 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Tue 11 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Wed 12 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Thu 13 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Fri 14 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Sat 15 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Sun 16 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Mon 17 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Tue 18 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Wed 19 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Thu 20 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Fri 21 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Sat 22 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Sun 23 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Mon 24 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Tue 25 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Wed 26 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Thu 27 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Fri 28 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Sat 29 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Sun 30 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Mon 31 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Tue 1 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Wed 2 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Thu 3 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Fri 4 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Sat 5 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Sun 6 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Mon 7 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Tue 8 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Wed 9 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Thu 10 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Fri 11 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Sat 12 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Sun 13 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Mon 14 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Tue 15 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Wed 16 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Thu 17 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Fri 18 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Sat 19 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Sun 20 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Mon 21 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Tue 22 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Wed 23 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Thu 24 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Fri 25 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Sat 26 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Sun 27 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Greg Creek's drawings of Edinburgh, city of Enlightenment, encourage a visual journey that maps both place and time, with references to historical, contemporary and fictional events, people and subjects.
Date: Fri 7 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Sat 8 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Sun 9 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Mon 10 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Tue 11 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Wed 12 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Thu 13 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Fri 14 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Sat 15 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Sun 16 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Mon 17 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Tue 18 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Wed 19 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Thu 20 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Fri 21 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Sat 22 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Sun 23 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Mon 24 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Tue 25 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Wed 26 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Thu 27 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Fri 28 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Sat 29 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Sun 30 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Mon 31 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Tue 1 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Wed 2 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Thu 3 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Fri 4 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Sat 5 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Sun 6 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Mon 7 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Tue 8 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Wed 9 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Thu 10 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Fri 11 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Sat 12 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Sun 13 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Mon 14 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Tue 15 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Wed 16 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Thu 17 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Fri 18 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Sat 19 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Sun 20 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Mon 21 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Tue 22 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Wed 23 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Thu 24 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Fri 25 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Sat 26 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Sun 27 Sep: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Joshua Mosley's digital film of animated clay figures presents a fictional encounter between two of history's most important philosophical and theological thinkers, Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Blaise Pascal.
Date: Fri 7 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Lee Mingwei creates an installation, filling one side of the gallery and elevating viewers much like Edinburgh's physical situation, perched above and observing the surrounding terrain or indeed the gargoyles on Edinburgh's buildings.
Date: Sat 8 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Lee Mingwei creates an installation, filling one side of the gallery and elevating viewers much like Edinburgh's physical situation, perched above and observing the surrounding terrain or indeed the gargoyles on Edinburgh's buildings.
Date: Sun 9 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Lee Mingwei creates an installation, filling one side of the gallery and elevating viewers much like Edinburgh's physical situation, perched above and observing the surrounding terrain or indeed the gargoyles on Edinburgh's buildings.
Date: Mon 10 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Lee Mingwei creates an installation, filling one side of the gallery and elevating viewers much like Edinburgh's physical situation, perched above and observing the surrounding terrain or indeed the gargoyles on Edinburgh's buildings.
Date: Tue 11 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Lee Mingwei creates an installation, filling one side of the gallery and elevating viewers much like Edinburgh's physical situation, perched above and observing the surrounding terrain or indeed the gargoyles on Edinburgh's buildings.
Date: Wed 12 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Lee Mingwei creates an installation, filling one side of the gallery and elevating viewers much like Edinburgh's physical situation, perched above and observing the surrounding terrain or indeed the gargoyles on Edinburgh's buildings.
Date: Thu 13 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Lee Mingwei creates an installation, filling one side of the gallery and elevating viewers much like Edinburgh's physical situation, perched above and observing the surrounding terrain or indeed the gargoyles on Edinburgh's buildings.
Date: Fri 14 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Lee Mingwei creates an installation, filling one side of the gallery and elevating viewers much like Edinburgh's physical situation, perched above and observing the surrounding terrain or indeed the gargoyles on Edinburgh's buildings.
Date: Sat 15 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Lee Mingwei creates an installation, filling one side of the gallery and elevating viewers much like Edinburgh's physical situation, perched above and observing the surrounding terrain or indeed the gargoyles on Edinburgh's buildings.
Date: Sun 16 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Lee Mingwei creates an installation, filling one side of the gallery and elevating viewers much like Edinburgh's physical situation, perched above and observing the surrounding terrain or indeed the gargoyles on Edinburgh's buildings.
Date: Mon 17 Aug: 10:00am
Venue: The Dean Gallery
Lee Mingwei creates an installation, filling one side of the gallery and elevating viewers much like Edinburgh's physical situation, perched above and observing the surrounding terrain or indeed the gargoyles on Edinburgh's buildings.