An Edinburgh exhibition at the City Art Centre that records contemporary life in the Muirhouse area has been praised by Irvine Welsh.
No Ruined Stone, which has two weeks left at the gallery, features 38 large-scale black and white photographs. This is the first time it has been displayed as a full exhibition, bringing the photographs back to the artist’s home city.
Paul Duke, the artist behind the images, aimed to give a voice to residents of North Edinburgh. After viewing No Ruined Stone, Irvine Welsh described it as: “Great pictures, high on humanity and getting past the clichés.”
