im not sure what to do for this exhibition. i havent had a lot of time to think about it, but this is no problem, sometimes fun things come out of unpreparedness. there are a couple of ideas though. perhaps a cartoon strip on large banners that cover the entire wall, floor and ceiling space. maybe strange mobiles that hang down. perhaps a painting on the floor. there may be a mention of Todd Rundgren. i have also been working on some portraits of political figures, that have reinvigorated my love of paint.i'm uncertain, though i hope this doesnt worry you. its difficult to work out how to give people a synopsis of my work without them seeing it, so im going to list a few things that have been on my mind recently to help.
t shirt designs
a black room lit only with torches, with small planes hanging from pieces of string from the ceiling.
the beautiful music i made with friends in the highlands, which was subsequently wiped from a computer, thus creating a mini myth.
song titles for song that have never been recorded like "Cathy Got Drunk" "The Glenrothes Colossus", "Physical Sympathy" "Construction Materials & Environmental Structures"
Bernard Faucon
My dad is going to Afghanistan
the difference between genuine naivety and studied amateurism
a series of films, recreating historical scenes in their actual settings, with period costume, but which are only viewed/filmed from the passenger seat of a passing car (or train)

Craig Coulthard currently works and lives in Edinburgh, having graduated from the postgraduate programme at Edinburgh College of Art in 2006. He has exhibited in the Royal Scottish Academy, Bloomberg New Contemporaries, the collective Gallery, and has work commissioned by Paisley Museum of Textiles. He is also a founding member of The Embassy Gallery. He will be exhibiting at the first Athens Biennale this September and in 2008 will be completing a residency at Ateliers Hoeherweg e.V in Dusseldorf. He also records music and performs under the name Randan Discotheque.