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Museums & Galleries Edinburgh Museums and Galleries Edinburgh
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Museums & Galleries Edinburgh is the City of Edinburgh Council’s Museum Service. We manage 10 cultural venues across the city; the Museum of Edinburgh, the People's Story Museum, Museum of Childhood, Writers' Museum, Queensferry Museum, City Art Centre, Scott Monument, Nelson Monument, Lauriston Castle and Museum Collections Centre. Our collections of over 200,000 items range from contemporary Scottish art, children's games, Edinburgh silver, printing press to photograph albums from Scottish writers.
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Peter Howson’s 1987 The Heroic Dosser
Welcome to the When the Apple Ripens Podcast from Museums & Galleries Edinburgh. Each episode focuses on a specific artwork included in the major exhibition at the City Art Centre celebrating Scotland’s most significant figurative artist, Peter Howson.
The exhibition "When the Apple Ripens: Peter Howson At 65 ; A Retrospective" will be open from the 27th of May until the 1st of October 2023 and includes over 100 artworks that span Howson’s career.
You will hear from the curator of the exhibition David Patterson and Mia Vaslet, a postgraduate student studying Modern and Contemporary Art at the University of Edinburgh who has been working with David on the exhibition through the University’s History of Art Work placement.
In this episode David and Mia discuss Peter Howson’s 1987 The Heroic Dosser, exploring Howson’s art within the 1980s and his depiction of Glaswegian nightlife within his work. -
Peter Howson’s 1995 Jekyll and Hyde
Welcome to the When the Apple Ripens Podcast from Museums & Galleries Edinburgh. Each episode focuses on a specific artwork included in the major exhibition at the City Art Centre celebrating Scotland’s most significant figurative artist, Peter Howson.
The exhibition "When the Apple Ripens: Peter Howson At 65 ; A Retrospective" will be open from the 27th of May until the 1st of October 2023 and includes over 100 artworks that span Howson’s career.
You will hear from the curator of the exhibition David Patterson and Mia Vaslet, a postgraduate student studying Modern and Contemporary Art at the University of Edinburgh who has been working with David on the exhibition through the University’s History of Art Work placement.
In this episode David and Mia discuss Peter Howson’s 1995 double-portrait Jekyll and Hyde, a portrayal of the distinct characteristics of the artist. -
Peter Howson’s 1996 Frontier
Welcome to the When the Apple Ripens Podcast from Museums & Galleries Edinburgh. Each episode focuses on a specific artwork included in the major exhibition at the City Art Centre celebrating Scotland’s most significant figurative artist, Peter Howson.
The exhibition "When the Apple Ripens: Peter Howson At 65 ; A Retrospective" will be open from the 27th of May until the 1st of October 2023 and includes over 100 artworks that span Howson’s career.
You will hear from the curator of the exhibition David Patterson and Mia Vaslet, a postgraduate student studying Modern and Contemporary Art at the University of Edinburgh who has been working with David on the exhibition through the University’s History of Art Work placement.
In this episode David and Mia discuss Peter Howson’s 1996 Frontier, Howson was the official war artist in 1993 during the Bosnian Conflict that endured from 1992 until 1995. -
Peter Howson’s 1999 The Last Supper
Welcome to the When the Apple Ripens Podcast from Museums & Galleries Edinburgh. Each episode focuses on a specific artwork included in the major exhibition at the City Art Centre celebrating Scotland’s most significant figurative artist, Peter Howson.
The exhibition "When the Apple Ripens: Peter Howson At 65 ; A Retrospective" will be open from the 27th of May until the 1st of October 2023 and includes over 100 artworks that span Howson’s career.
You will hear from the curator of the exhibition David Patterson and Mia Vaslet, a postgraduate student studying Modern and Contemporary Art at the University of Edinburgh who has been working with David on the exhibition through the University’s History of Art Work placement.
In this episode David and Mia discuss Peter Howson’s 1999 The Last Supper, considering Howson’s integral use of religious narratives throughout his career. -
Peter Howson’s 2023 Wagner
Welcome to the When the Apple Ripens Podcast from Museums & Galleries Edinburgh. Each episode focuses on a specific artwork included in the major exhibition at the City Art Centre celebrating Scotland’s most significant figurative artist, Peter Howson.
The exhibition "When the Apple Ripens: Peter Howson At 65 ; A Retrospective" will be open from the 27th of May until the 1st of October 2023 and includes over 100 artworks that span Howson’s career.
You will hear from the curator of the exhibition David Patterson and Mia Vaslet, a postgraduate student studying Modern and Contemporary Art at the University of Edinburgh who has been working with David on the exhibition through the University’s History of Art Work placement.
In this episode David and Mia discuss Peter Howson’s latest painting Wagner, providing an insight into the political themes of the work. -
Peter Howson’s 2005 Acheron
Welcome to the "When the Apple Ripens Podcast" from Museums & Galleries Edinburgh
This audio accompanies the exhibition "When the Apple Ripens: Peter Howson At 65 ; A Retrospective" at the City Art Centre, Edinburgh. The exhibition will be open from the 27th of May until the 1st of October 2023 and includes over 100 artworks that span the artist Peter Howson’s career.
Each episode focuses on a specific artwork included in the major exhibition at the City Art Centre celebrating Scotland’s most significant figurative artist, Peter Howson. They are designed to be listened to by visitors at the exhibition looking at the work.
You will hear from the curator of the exhibition David Patterson and Mia Vaslet, a postgraduate student studying Modern and Contemporary Art at the University of Edinburgh who has been working with David on the exhibition through the University’s History of Art Work placement.
In this episode David and Mia discuss Peter Howson’s 2005 Acheron painting highlighting the mythological symbolism of the piece.