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Susan Mansfield

Scotland

Journalist at Freelance

Journalist, writer, PR, jobbing wordsmith. Art critic for The Scotsman. Art, books, theatre, writing. Edinburgh festivals, always.

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  • 5 days ago | scotsman.com | Susan Mansfield

    Glasgow School of Art Degree Show, Stow Building, Glasgow ★★★★Edinburgh College of Art Degree Show, Edinburgh College of Art ★★★★Glasgow School of Art is the biggest of Scotland’s art schools, and this year’s graduating cohort feels bigger than ever, with over 160 graduates on Fine Art courses. The fifth floor of the Stow building has been commandeered for the first time for this year’s Degree Show, to give more exhibition space.

  • 1 week ago | scotsman.com | Susan Mansfield

    Degree Show 2025, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design ★★★★The Wonder Store, Methil Heritage Museum ★★★★It must be nearly summer. The sun is shining and degree show season is upon us, beginning in Dundee, where more than 450 students are presenting their work to the world at the Duncan of Jordanstone Degree Show, including more than 90 graduates in Fine Art disciplines.

  • 2 weeks ago | scotsman.com | Susan Mansfield

    Solange Pessoa: Pilgrim Fields, Tramway, Glasgow ★★★Ciara Phillips: Undoing It, GoMA, Glasgow ★★★★The Palestinian Museum in Scotland, 13a Dundas Street, Edinburgh ★★★★“Scotland stole my heart,” says Brazilian artist Solange Pessoa and, for her first major exhibition in the UK at Glasgow’s Tramway, she has harvested large quantities of natural materials from the length and breadth of the country.

  • 1 month ago | scotsman.com | Susan Mansfield

    Landmarks - Border Voices: Alexander Moffat, Ruth Nicol, Alan Riach, Hawick Museum ★★★★Alchemy Film and Moving Image Festival, various venues, Hawick ★★★★Hawick can seem a long way from anywhere to the driver stuck behind a tractor on the A698.

  • 1 month ago | artmag.co.uk | Susan Mansfield

    How did you become an artist? As a child I loved drawing, I was quite obsessed about it. There was a big cupboard in the kitchen and I got myself set up in there with a little desk churning out reams and reams of drawings – always pictures of women. From school I went to Glasgow School of Art and then, in 2007, to the Royal College of Art in London. It never really occurred to me to do anything other than be an artist, I think I’ve always been quite single-minded.

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