Carla Sayer's work takes gallery-goers on a sensory journey around Scotland.
Image: Carla SayerArchive voices offer a renewed sense of Scotland’s past
A new exhibition, which includes work by artist and ECA MMus Composition alum Carla Sayer, takes gallery-goers on a sensory journey around cities and towns, countryside and coasts.
Elevation from the project "Canopy", the Buildner Sustainability Award winning proposal
Work by Kelly Tanim, Kevin Chen and Michael KanInternational competition success for ESALA students
Students in ECA’s Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture (ESALA) have recently been recognised for their work in Buildner’s Gaudi La Coma Artists’ Residence Competition and the Berlin-Brandenburg AIV Schinkel Competition.
Edinburgh alumnus writes music for BBC drama Mayflies
Congratulations to ECA alumnus Joseph Stevenson, who co-composed the score for BBC drama Mayflies which aired earlier this year. We spoke to Joseph about the project, his career and his advice for current students.
Lorna Phillips, 'The Kunda Pair', 2020, Digital Film Still of Installation, Filming by Ali Madani.
Image: Lorna PhillipsEdinburgh graduates win big at RSA New Contemporaries
ECA graduates taking part in the RSA’s annual exhibition have been recognised with awards following the opening of the exhibition, including the prestigious £15,000 Glenfiddich Artist in Residence Award.
Elizabeth Blackadder and John Houston with cat, 1990s.
Image: Royal Scottish Academy/Blackadder Houston Charitable TrustSignificant bequest from former ECA lecturers will fund new opportunities for painting students
A new bequest from the estate of ECA alumni and former lecturers Dame Elizabeth Blackadder RSA and John Houston RSA OBE will fund an extensive programme of support for artists in Scotland, including new funding awards for ECA students.
First prize winner Paloma Leon
Image: ECAStudent composer Paloma Leon wins the 2023 Tovey Memorial Prize
Congratulations to third year BMus Music student Paloma Leon who was awarded first place in the Reid School of Music's Tovey Memorial Prize Competition 2023.
The Breath Cycle launch at Saint Luke's in Glasgow.
Image: Sally JubbFunding boost for music project supporting people with Long COVID
Scottish Opera’s Breath Cycle II project led by ECA’s Dr Gareth Williams will continue to support people with Long COVID through singing and songwriting workshops, thanks to new Scottish Government health and social care funding.
Visualisation of the council chamber in Inka's design proposal.
Image: Inka EismarESALA graduate wins multiple awards for project reimagining Leith’s New Kirkgate
MA (Hons) Architecture graduate Inka Eismar has been recognised with multiple awards for her 2022 project, Common Ground, which reimagines Leith’s New Kirkgate as a ‘thriving civic space’.
The final poster design on display at ECA.
Image: ECAWinning illustration promotes book collecting competition across the University
Congratulations to Edinburgh College of Art BA (Hons) Illustration student Aner Wang, whose illustration has been selected to appear on promotional materials for a University-wide book collecting competition.
The Travelling Gallery bus.
Image: Travelling GalleryTravelling exhibition highlights campaigns for fair housing conditions in Scotland
Four postgraduate students on ECA's MSc by Research in Collections and Curating Practices programme have collaborated with the Travelling Gallery and the University of Edinburgh Art Collection on a new mobile art exhibition about community-led struggles for safe, affordable housing in Scotland.
The Chalmers by Holly Munro.
Image: CubittsStormy Edinburgh weather provides inspiration for Jewellery student's winning glasses design
Third-year ECA Jewellery and Silversmithing student Holly Munro was selected to design a unique pair of glasses inspired by the city of Edinburgh for spectacle brand, Cubitts. Her winning frame design, inspired by a stormy day in Edinburgh’s National Museum of Scotland, is now on sale in Cubitts’ Edinburgh Old Town store.
ECA academic explores sustainable filmmaking with new film, Itu Ninu
Dr Itandehui Jansen, Lecturer in Film & TV at Edinburgh College of Art (ECA), has been researching sustainable film practices as part of her new film, Itu Ninu.