Come Hell or High Water: Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop

0:00Heads up, art heads, Edinburgh sculpture workshop is hosting Come Hell or Highwater, a fresh exhibition by graduate awardees, Livy Intwistle, and Alit McKean. It's running right now through April 26, 2026, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. This drops as part of International Sculpture Day weekend, spotlighting their finished and in-progress pieces after months in the ESW Studios from February to April this year. These two bring serious heat to the scene. Livy, a multidisciplinary force from Edinburgh College of Art, reimagines myths and history through a feminine gaze, blending moving images, ceramics, sculpture, and painting into shifting narratives, she calls, lore core. Meanwhile, Alit, also an Edinburgh College of Art grad and Scottish artist, probes evolving belief systems across the UK. She remixes cultural objects and text into sculptures that ignite debates on politics, our production, and collective power.

1:01Swing by the workshop this weekend, if you're nearby. It's a prime chance to see how these rising talents are reshaping our cultural stories amid all. The Chaos. That's the story for today, Edinburgh News Today, driven by AI.