Exhibitions

Past Exhibition Catalogues 1977-2014

We are currently working on digitising our past exhibition catalogues since we began in 1977. We will continue to add more…

Angus McBean. A darker side of the moon. 18th February – 5th March 1977

Dr Thomas Keith. Dr Thomas Keith’s Scotland. 16th April – 21st May 1977

August Sander. People of the 20th Century. 18th August – 24th September 1977

Paul Strand. The Hebridean Photographs. 12th August – 16th September 1978

Mid 19th Century French Photography. 15th August – 22nd September 1979

Forty Daguerreotypes from the Bokelberg Collection. 14th August – 13th September 1980

Murdo MacLeod. A’ Gluasad Deas: Moving South. 2nd August – 30th August 1986

Powerplays: Contemporary Photography from Canada. 14th January – 18th February 1989

Lorna Bates, Andrea Cringean, Della Matheson, Franki Raffles. Picturing Women. 4th October – 22nd November 1989

Patricia Macdonald. Order & Chaos: Views of Gaia. 20th October – 17th November 1990

Richard Learoyd. Elevations. 6th July – 3rd August 1991

Addressing the Forbidden: Art Looks at Pornography. 11th August – 5th September 1992

David Byrne. Sacred Objects Sleepless Nights. 13th August – 10th September 1994

Barbara Ess. Barbara Ess. 3rd August – 14th September 1996

Roderick Buchanan, Tracey Emin, David Shrigley, Georgina Starr, Gillian Wearing.Tales From the City. 5th October – 22nd November 1997

Gerhard Lang, Cornelia Parker, Alan Thomson. Natural Science. 28th January – 21st March 1998

Geoff Weston, Off. 14th May – 20th June 1998

John Duncan. Be Prepared. 23rd June – 1st August 1998

Emily Bates, Nicky Hoberman, Nina Saunders. Welcome. 5th August – 25th September 1999

Paul Gray. All For One. 19th June – 24th July 2005

Nicky Bird. Beneath the Surface/Hidden Places. 10th May – 11th July 2008

Joachim Koester. Poison Protocols and Other Histories. 6th August – 25th October 2009

Elín Jakobsdóttir. Hinges Between Days. 9th November – 14th March 2009/10

Ângela Ferreira. Political Cameras. 2nd August – 22nd October 2013