The Scottish Album of the Year Award Art Commission
31 May - 22 Jun 2013
THE SCOTTISH ALBUM OF THE YEAR AWARD ART COMMISSION
31 May - 22 June 2013
Featuring work by Marianne Wilson, Lois Green, Lisa Scrimgeour, Matthew Corden, Emma Reid, Yang Zhao, Francesca Garvey and Gregor Morrison.
The Scottish Album of the Year (SAY) Award returns to champion the best albums of 2012 and to celebrate the enduring links between music and art, through its innovative Art Commission. The SAY Art Commission has been created alongside the music award to support some of the most promising art graduates from Scotland’s four principal art schools: Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design in Dundee, Edinburgh College of Art, Glasgow School of Art and Gray’s School of Art in Aberdeen.
This year, The SAY Art Commission comes to the CCA’s Intermedia Gallery with its first ever group show, timed to coincide with the announcement of The Scottish Album of the Year Award shortlist. Each exhibitor will receive £1,000 to create a new piece of work and the award winner – chosen by an independent panel of judges – will earn an additional £12,000 and the opportunity to create a new artwork for the short listed albums of 2013.
31 May - 22 June 2013
Featuring work by Marianne Wilson, Lois Green, Lisa Scrimgeour, Matthew Corden, Emma Reid, Yang Zhao, Francesca Garvey and Gregor Morrison.
The Scottish Album of the Year (SAY) Award returns to champion the best albums of 2012 and to celebrate the enduring links between music and art, through its innovative Art Commission. The SAY Art Commission has been created alongside the music award to support some of the most promising art graduates from Scotland’s four principal art schools: Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design in Dundee, Edinburgh College of Art, Glasgow School of Art and Gray’s School of Art in Aberdeen.
This year, The SAY Art Commission comes to the CCA’s Intermedia Gallery with its first ever group show, timed to coincide with the announcement of The Scottish Album of the Year Award shortlist. Each exhibitor will receive £1,000 to create a new piece of work and the award winner – chosen by an independent panel of judges – will earn an additional £12,000 and the opportunity to create a new artwork for the short listed albums of 2013.