Rungiah and Govindoo - South Indian Botanical Drawings 1826-1853
9 April to 9 July, 2006
Archive
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Archive
- William Eggleston
- Rosita McKenzie - Two Voices: Botany Behind the Scenes
- Smith/Stewart - Enter Love and Enter Death
- No Fixed Points - Drawings By John Cage and Merce Cunningham (2007)
- David G. A. Stephenson - Americana Artrockers
- Lilian Snelling (2007)
- Juergen Teller - Awailable (2007)
- Andrew Miller - Sixes and Sevens (2007)
- Nick Evans - Primary School
- Douglas Gordon - Superhumanatural (2006)
- Tony Swain - Impure Passports
- John Hutton Balfour (1808-1884) - Nature Study
- Robert Ryman at Inverleith House (2006)
- Neville Rae - A Town For Tomorrow
- Louise Bourgeois - Nature Study
- Richard Hamilton - Protest Pictures
- Rosita McKenzie and Rebecca Marr - Two Voices (2006)
- What is Life - Christine Borland, Graham Fagen, Simon Starling
- Rungiah and Govindoo - South Indian Botanical Drawings 1826-1853 (2006)
- Rudolf Stingel (2006)
- Roni Horn (2006)
- Keith Farquhar (2005)
- Mark Leckey (2005)
- Ian Hamilton Finlay - Sentences (2005)
- Evergreen (2005)
- Andy MacDonald (2004)
- John Hutton Balfour's Botanical Teaching Diagrams (1845-1879) (2003)
- Alan Charlton (2002)
- The Dapuri Drawings (2002)
- Ulrich Ruckheim (2001)
- Stanley Kubrick - Still Moving Pictures 1945-1950 (2001)
- Dom Hans van der Laan (2000)
- Agnes Martin (1999)
- Graham Fagen at the Botanics (1999)
- Family (1998)
- Myron Stout (1998)
- Adam Barker-Mill - Photosynthesis (1997)
- John Hope (1725-1786) (1986)