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High 5: Edward McCracken



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Published Date: 14 August 2008
Edward McCracken, 29, writer, Granton, lists his top five places to enjoy art.
1 The Fruitmarket Gallery, Market Street Its current exhibit is the best it has ever shown.

2 Doggerfisher Gallery, Gayfield Square Edinburgh's top contemporary art gallery.

3 Inverleith House Its programme is probably more adventurous than the formal surroundings of the Royal Botanic Garden would suggest.

4 Dean Gallery, Belford Road Interesting exhibitions and great for its giant Eduardo Paolozzi robot.

5 Little Sparta To the south of the city, this is Ian Hamilton Finlay's garden. Probably Scotland's greatest work of art.





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  • Last Updated: 14 August 2008 9:02 AM
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  • Location: Edinburgh
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