Alt-w Exhibition Award -
Robert Powell
@robert_powell_artist

1st August to 2nd November 2025
. FREE
Edinburgh Printmakers, 1 Dundee Street EH3 9FP

Humanity's complexity, grandeur and folly is explored in this installation where unique imagery, in intricate and thought-provoking compositions, seeks to capture time. Inspired by medieval Books of Hours, Robert Powell's latest exhibition features animation, prints, sculpture and sound installation, reflecting how we experience, order and preserve time.

Friday 31st October 2025, 7 for 7:30pm. £15
Lauriston Castle, 2 Cramond Rd S, Edinburgh EH4 6AD

Mr Boddy has been found dead somewhere in the castle on Hallowe'en. You and your team must further investigate. If you can uncover who did it, where and how you'll win a prize. Come join us for a game of live Cluedo before a special 40th anniversary screening of film adaptation 'Clue'.

Six strangers are invited to a secluded New England mansion in 1954, but why? A priceless ensemble cast includes the indomitable Tim Curry as Wadsworth, the butler who keeps everyone on their toes in this black comedy of foul play. Ticket price includes a complimentary cocktail.

Cycle 14 Alt-w Production Award -
Robert Powell
@robert_powell_artist

1st August to 2nd November 2025
. FREE
Edinburgh Printmakers, 1 Dundee Street EH3 9FP

The chronoscope is designed to not only tell the time but also convey how, why and what time really is. As each slender slither of time bursts into being, the chronoscope gauges the exact nature of that particular moment and visualises it. (It is no wonder that the chronoscope sometimes runs a little slow.)

For details of our next Atmosphere click here.

Atmosphere is our most popular research and event programme. First premiered at the 2010 Edinburgh International Film Festival, it re-imagines the concept of Atmospheric movie theaters from the 1920s and 30s.

Each expanded screening uses a team of guest artists and creatives to work with technology old and new, multi-sensory interactives and live elements too. Expect some smoke and mirrors, before the bells and whistles.

Explore the Alt-w Fund archive here.

Initiated in Dundee by Scottish Screen, the Alt-w Fund is for practitioners based in Scotland to make and develop new artworks, devices and creative applications that challenge the notions of what new media creativity can be.

The fund supports artists to explore experimental and interactive practice, make use of technology as both medium and message, and recognise the changing role that digital culture has in our society.