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Jupiter Artland Spring Programme 2016

Highlights from the 2016 spring programme of Edinburgh’s award-winning sculpture park, Jupiter Artland.

CÉLESTE BOURSIER-MOUGENOT, from hear to ear v.20, Jupiter Artland 2016. Courtesy Jupiter Artland. Photo: Ruth Clark

We take a look into the award-winning sculpture garden in Edinburgh, to see some of the highlights from its 2016 spring programme.

Founded by Robert & Nicky Wilson, the collection is the home to over 30 site-specific works by leading artists of contemporary art, located on a whopping 100 acres of woodland and meadows just outside of Edinburgh. The 2016 programme kicked off with an installation from French artist Céleste Boursier-Mougenot, with artists such as Helen Chadwick, Ditte Gantriis, Caroline Mesquita and Hayley Tompkins exhibiting works until the end of the programme in September 2016. Here, we present works that are featured in the Jupiter Artland inspiring spring programme.

DITTE GANTRIIS, Love is Eternal at Jupiter Artland, 2016. Courtesy Jupiter Artland. Photo: Ruth Clark

ALEC FINLAY, A Variety of Cultures at Jupiter Artland 2016. Courtesy Jupiter Artland. Photo: Ruth Clark

HELEN CHADWICK, Piss Flowers, 1991-92, exhibited at Jupiter Artland 2016. Courtesy Jupiter Artland. Photo: Ruth Clark

ANISH KAPOOR, Suck, 2009. Photo: Brian Fischbacher

CORNELIA PARKER, Landscape with Gun and Tree, 2010. Courtesy Jupiter Artland. Photo: Allan Pollok-Morris

TANIA KOVATS, Rivers, 2012. Courtesy Jupiter Artland. Photo: Keith Hunter

MARC QUINN, Love Bomb, 2006. Courtesy Jupiter Artland

CHARLES JENCKS, Cells of Life, 2005. Courtesy Jupiter Artland

CHARLES JENCKS, Life Mounds, 2005 - Present. Photo: Allan Pollok-Morris

Jupiter Artland is featured in the BMW ART GUIDE by INDEPENDENT COLLECTORS.

For more information visit Jupiter Artland.

Jupiter Artland Spring Programme 2016

Highlights from the 2016 spring programme of Edinburgh’s award-winning sculpture park, Jupiter Artland.

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Roberts Institute of Art

A living organism to underpin research and debate

Mark Hicks Collection

The collection grown from a curiosity of editions from the streets.

Known Unknowns

A peek inside the exhibition that looks at the status of an artist in the mainstream art world.

Irmina Nazar & Artur Trawinski

The Polish collectors raising awareness on Eastern European Art.

Niloufar Bakhtiar Bakhtiari

In collaboration with Marina Ribera Iñigo, director and consultant at IñigoArt, we present the new video series "Collectors at Home".

You Are Looking at Something That Never Occurred

London’s Zabludowicz Collection showcases their recent presentation of the collection featuring works by Sara Cwynar, Elad Lassry, Natalie Czech, Richard Prince and Cindy Sherman.

Luigi Mazzoleni

Interview about how it was to grow up with collector parents.

Chatsworth House

It is rare that a contemporary art space lives up to the rhetoric of sustainability and uniqueness that frequently appears in press releases and profiles, but Chatsworth House, situated by the River Derwent in Derbyshire, is truly a special place.

Newport Street Gallery

The Newport Street Gallery is not easy to find, but then hard to miss: it takes over almost a whole street.

Franks-Suss Collection

Initially focused on China, collectors Simon Franks and Robert Suss soon widened their purview

Houghton Hall – King’s Lynn

Lavish 18th century interiors juxtaposed with contemporary outdoor sculpture

Anita Zabludowicz

An interview with the London-based collector who places young positions at the centre of her collection

Valeria Napoleone

The Italian-born collector actively seeks out under­represented positions and therefore only acquires works by women artists.

The Needle and the Larynx

We are proud to present “The Needle and the Larynx” (2016) by Marianna Simnett, as our 13th selection for AT HOME WITH IC.

When I’ll Die, I Want To Turn Into Marble

We are pleased to welcome Marine Tanguy to IC, as an ambitious, philanthropic art world woman, creating her own systems to get business done.

Hot With Excess

With a dynamic and experimental season of live events, “Hot With Excess” explores the collision of contemporary art and opera.

Jupiter Artland Summer Programme 2016

Highlights from the 2016 summer programme of Edinburgh’s award-winning sculpture park, Jupiter Artland.

Feminist Spirituality With Shana Moulton

The Zabludowicz Collection presents the immersive and off-kilter solo exhibition by American artist Shana Moulton.

The David Bowie Collection

After the auction house Sotheby’s unveiled Bowie’s art collection to the public the title “art collector” is another one long overdue.

The Radical Eye

Modernist Photography from the Sir Elton John Collection.

Emotional Supply Chains

The construction of identity in the digital age.

Zabludowicz – 20 Years of Collecting

Anita Zabludowicz first began collecting in 1994. The collection initially featured artists such as Michael Landy, Keith Tyson, Gillian Wearing as well as others from the 1990s YBA generation when they were still at the beginning of their careers.

The Italian-born collector actively seeks out underrepresented positions and therefore only acquires works by women artists.