Design: Tomorrow's World Design At The Edinburgh Festival
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Your support makes all the difference.WITTY CERAMICS by the South African Hylton Nel (pictured on display in cabinet, right) and elegant pieces by the British potters Rupert Spira and Julian Stair star in the opening show of a new Edinburgh arts venue, Ingleby Gallery. Set up this summer by Richard and Florence Ingleby, it specialises in 20th-century British artists.
During the Festival, its walls are aglow with etchings and lithographs by Howard Hodgkin (until 12 September). Future treats include totemic tapering sculpture by Craig Murray-Orr (30th September to 31 October) and Andy Goldsworthy's dazzling nature art (from 11 November to 19 December).
The Ingleby Gallery, 6 Carlton Terrace, Edinburgh (0131-556 4441), Wed- Sat 10am-6pm, at other times by arrangement
THERE ARE two more days to "Meet Your Maker" at Artisan, Edinburgh's contemporary crafts festival. Events include "Furniture Design & Making" by Ben Dawson (today, 5pm-6pm), "Figurative Ceramics" by Brendan Hesmondhalgh (Sat 22 August, 2pm-3pm) and "Constructing a Guitar" by Dallas Sutherland (Sat 22 August, 3.30pm-4.30pm).
Artisan (0131-225 2059) is on until Sunday 23 August at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre, Morrison Street, Edinburgh
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