A TASTE of Scotland's show at the Venice Biennale of Architecture are to be shown at the Architecture Fringe festival this week.
Films made for The Happenstance show, as well as films made in Venice, will be show in Glasgow in one of the Laurieston Arches on Friday.
The project is an exploration of how young people in Scotland respond to "free space".
The Happenstance activities will be based at Palazzo Zenobio to 25 November this year.
The lead artists/curators of the event are WAVEparticle.
It has been described by The Architectural Review as a "standout triumph".
www.waveparticle.co.uk
THE THIRD exhibition of Curfew, a contemporary art project based in an Edinburgh flat, will feature work by the artist Alex Hare.
The exhibition, intermittently held in a flat in Newhaven, runs from June 17 to 24.
The show takes its inspiration from Woody Allen's film Interiors.
Ms Hare is an artist based in Edinburgh.
She uses collage techniques such as cut up and digital/video mash ups, and makes works drawn from images found in books, magazines and film.
Performance, script writing and music also play a role throughout her work.
She collaborates with artist Francesca Nobilucci – working under the name Yokollection.
The artist has also founded a gallery space in her flat, and she was Co-director of Embassy Gallery 2010-12 and a member of the
experimental pop band PET (KutuFolk Records).
www.facebook.com/curfewprojects
The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland has announced the recipients of its Jazz Prizes 2018.
Pianist Fergus McCreadie, who recently won the Best Instrumentalist title at the Scottish Jazz Awards, has been awarded the George Duncan Prize for Jazz Composition for his piece Kennacraig.
Lithuania-born drummer Dominykas Snarskis wins the Fog Arts Prize for Jazz Improvisation and bassist Mark Hendry, who will be premiering a new work for twenty-three musicians at Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival in July, wins the Joe Temperley Prize for Jazz Arranging, named in honour of the late Fife-born baritone saxophonist who worked with Woody Herman, Duke Ellington, Buddy Rich and Wynton Marsalis
The prizes are awarded annually to BMus or MMus jazz students who show particular skills in jazz disciplines and carry a cash reward up of to £300.
www.rcs.ac.uk
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