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Check out our coverage of the Edinburgh Art Festival…

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FEATURES

Three Exhibitions

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Three To See 2019: Exhibitions

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Three To See 2018: Three exhibitions

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Three To See 2017: Three promising exhibitions

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Three To See 2016: Arty things Three To See 2016: Non-Fringe treats for children

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Art Festival to visualise 'The Improbable City' Three To See 2015: Exhibitions

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Three To See 2014: Art Festival

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Edinburgh Art Festival invites locals to complain, in song Three To See 2013: Exhibitions

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Coming into Fashion - A Century Of Photography At Condé Nast Dazzle@Dovecot (Dazzle Exhibitions) Gabriel Orozco (Fruitmarket Gallery) I Heart Scotland - An Exhibition by Rachel Maclean (Edinburgh Printmakers) Man Ray Portraits (National Galleries Of Scotland) Mostly West - Franz West and Artist Collaborations Peter Doig - No Foreign Lands (National Galleries of Scotland) Witches & Wicked Bodies (National Galleries Of Scotland)

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Three To See 2012: Exhibitions

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7x7th Street (Jean Pierre Muller) Catherine The Great - An Enlightened Empress (National Museum Of Scotland) Cheer Up! It's Not The End Of The World... (Edinburgh Printmakers)

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Art Festival presents Fringe films Ben Divall, Elizabeth Guest & Johnathan Mills: Festival heirlooms lead cultural interchange Three To See 2011: Sculpture and installation

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Anish Kapoor - Flashback Charles Jencks: Metaphysical Landscapes (Jupiter Artland) Chris Drury - Land, Water And Language (Dovecot) David Mach: Precious Light (City Art Centre) Elizabeth Blackadder (National Galleries of Scotland) Hiroshi Sugimoto (Scottish National Gallery Of Modern Art) Ingrid Calame (The Fruitmarket Gallery) Runaway, Success (Stills) Somewhere In Time - Postliminal (Edinburgh College of Art) The Queen - Art And Image (National Galleries of Scotland) Thomas Houseago The Beat Of The Show (Inverleith House)

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