artists to be selected by a panel led by Director Sorcha Carey, alongside critically-acclaimed artist Christine Borland and emerging Scottish artist Craig Coulthard. Highlights include: Internationally-renowned artists introduced to UK audiences ... provide a platform for a minimum of three Scotland-based artists, selected in close collaboration with Christine Borland and Craig Coulthard, both who have been commissioned to create a new work for EAF’s programme ... starting out in their careers will be able to apply to work in close collaboration with Christine Borland and the Festival, in a move that could help to boost these artists’ careers.” Significant Scottish

forest, Rebecca Partridge’s tree branched against sky, Anya Gallaccio’s small box of acorns, Christine Borland’s etchings based on a 16th Century History of Plants by Leonhart Fuchs, Barry Thompson’s exquisite, tiny

Turner Prize Nominee Callum Innes, video projections by Rosalind Nashashibi, and a sculptural installation by Christine Borland, not seen in Scotland before. The exhibition will also provide a challenge for Turner Prize-nominees Karla Black

Adamson, Thomas Begbie, Joseph McKenzie, David Williams, Maud Sulter, Wendy McMurdo, Calum Colvin, Ron O'Donnell, Christine Borland and Dalziel + Scullion. In Focus: Scottish Photography. Courtesy of Museum of Edinburgh

Palace, hosting the PoppyScotland France 1914 statue, currently on display at Riverside and the forthcoming Christine Borland commission, opening in October.” Brushes with War; Art from the Front Line charts the war from