Exhibitions - 2002 [excluding DO Hill Exhibitions] |
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To the best of my knowledge the dates and other details on this page are correct, but I give no guarantee. Please e-mail me if you are aware of any inaccuracies, or have details of any other photographic exhibitions in Edinburgh. Thank you - Peter Stubbs |
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Please see 2002 DO Hill page for Exhibitions in 2002 to mark the bi-centenary of the birth of DO Hill |
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Permanent Exhibition (but see 'UPDATE' below) At: Newhaven Heritage Museum, Newhaven Harbour |
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UPDATE The Newhaven Heritage Museum closed in 2006 |
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19 Oct 2001 to 13 Jan 2002 At present [June 2002] the Portrait Gallery is closed on Sundays due to industrial dispute. From the Collection of National Galleries of Scotland At: The Portrait Gallery, Queen Street |
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EDINBURGH PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY Members' Photographs |
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Exhibition of black and white and colour prints and projection of colour slides. At: The Photographic Exhibition Centre, 68 Great King Street |
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Mon-Sat 10am to 8pm Sunday 1pm to 5pm
At: The Photographic Exhibition Centre, 68 Great King Street
The 140th in a long line of Annual Open Exhibitions, the first of which was held in 1861 This year, a good mix of traditional and experimental work from around the world.
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ROYAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY - PICTORIAL GROUP ANNUAL EXHIBITION - 2002 |
4 Aug to 1 Sep 02 Mon-Sat 10am to 8pm Sunday 1pm to 5pm
At:
The Photographic Exhibition Centre
- 68 Great King Street |
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THE BUTCHART BEQUEST |
Feb 2002 (still
open May
2003) Robert Butchart was City Librarian from 1942. In 1951 and 1955, he published books, cataloguing and commenting on the collection of prints and drawings held by the Edinburgh Room of Edinburgh Central Library. He had a particular interest topographical prints of Edinburgh. The exhibition comprises prints from: -
Old Houses in Edinburgh (Bruce J Howe) and At:
Edinburgh Central Library, George IV Bridge
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WAVERLEY The Historical Development of Edinburgh's Railway Station |
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This exhibition by the Edinburgh World Heritage Trust includes some interesting 19th century views of Edinburgh's Waverley station, beside some more recent views. At:
Edinburgh Central Library, George IV Bridge |
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THOMAS KEITH Photographs of
Edinburgh |
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[ I don't know the exact dates.] Thomas Keith took photographs of Edinburgh and other Scottish cities around 1853-56 This exhibition consists of thirty modern prints made from his negatives, mostly printed from negatives in the Hurd bequest. Thomas Keith is renowned for taking topographical photographs in superb lighting conditions, using his camera with 17 ins lens. He gave up photography in 1857, to concentrate on his work as a surgeon. Sponsored
by Lloyds TSB At:
Edinburgh Central Library, George IV Bridge |
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LEGAL EYED Photographs by Douglas May QC FRPS |
1 Aug to 30 Aug 02 Mon-Fri 10am to 5pm
At:
The Lord Reid Building
- 142 High Street Previously, Douglas May has exhibited his architectural photographs. On this occasion, he also exhibits a set of recent portraits of Edinburgh legal figures. |