Claudia Massie

Highlights of the Edinburgh Art Festival

<em>Claudia Massie</em> is impressed by this year’s Edinburgh Art Festival

Arts feature Highlights of the Edinburgh Art Festival Claudia Massie is impressed by this year’s Edinburgh Art Festival Claudia Massie ‘Cricket Painting (Paragrand)’, 2006–12, by Peter Doig. Credit: courtesy of a private collection
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Few come to Edinburgh in August for the art but this year they should. The line-up for the official Art Festival is impressive and, happily, rich in painters. Foremost among them is Peter Doig, whose semi-retrospective No Foreign Lands is the main event at the Scottish National Gallery (until 3 November).

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