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Humpty Dumpty a transient history of Mardin earthworks low rise Fruitmarket’s words: British artist Mike Nelson is known for immersive, absorbing installations that transform the spaces they inhabit. Nelson uses Fruitmarket’s Warehouse as the machine room, or driving force, for a major new installation that extends across all three spaces of the gallery. Built around two sets […]
Oleksandra Kondratska, Business with Enterprise and Innovation student, spent her 2025 summer interning for the Careers Service for 12 weeks. Read on to find out what Oleksandra says about her experience as a Digital Information Content Design Intern. How it all started Last spring, while going through my emails, I came across an Employ.ed internship […]
Ahead of the Lacuna project, Chloe writes about the inspiration and aims of it. I am a Masters by Research student of History at the University of Edinburgh. In January 2025 I was awarded funding by the Student Experience Fund to develop an exhibition across the University’s campuses. This exhibition, entitled ‘Lacuna’, will be […]
If you're anything like me, as the dark days bed in I start to look for treats and sparkles of all kinds to brighten up the winter days and nights. One of my favourite places to explore this time of year are the recipe sections on Wikibooks. Wikibooks is one of the Wikimedia sister projects, and is about collaboratively writing open-content textbooks that anyone (including you) can edit.
Today’s Film: Arthur Christmas This 2011 film centres on Santa Claus’ youngest son, Arthur, who works in the letters department at the North Pole. Seen as a failure and a burden, Arthur still holds the magic and wonder of Christmas in his heart as he fights tirelessly to deliver a bicycle to a little girl […]
Burning coal flickers, a newborn baby cries and minuscule critters wriggle across the screen to the melancholic tune of Louise Connell’s Fruit. These images set the scene for Dr. Emily Munro’s documentary Living Proof: A Climate Story (2021), which asks: What fuels life on this planet? From which matter do we grow? And what are the ecological repercussions […]