Image: Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh
Jasmine Togo-Brisby’s debut European solo exhibition, 'Liquid Land', is on view at the Gallery of Modern Art until Sunday, 6 September. Presented as a free exhibition, it brings together new site-specific installations and sculptural works by the artist, according to the exhibition announcement circulated by Glasgow Life.
The show adds a new chapter to the Gallery of Modern Art’s programme of contemporary art exhibitions, with Togo-Brisby’s first European solo presentation positioned as a significant milestone in her career. The institution’s own materials frame 'Liquid Land' as a major exhibition in its summer offering, and the announcement highlights the artist in relation to the work itself, including an image of Togo-Brisby engaged with a large, textured installation.
'Liquid Land' is notable for its emphasis on site-specific making. Rather than presenting a survey or a single-medium display, the exhibition focuses on installations and sculptural works created for the setting. That approach places attention on how Togo-Brisby’s work responds to space and encounter, while the public-facing format keeps the exhibition open to a broad audience through free admission.
The exhibition was promoted alongside other Glasgow Life summer cultural activities, but the details confirmed for this story are specific to 'Liquid Land'. The announcement identifies it as the artist’s debut European solo exhibition and states that it features new works rather than older pieces. No further curatorial text or thematic statement was provided in the source material, so the exhibition can only be described on those verified terms.
Gallery of Modern Art, based in Edinburgh, is the venue named in the event listing and exhibition announcement. The organisation field supplied with the notice is Gallery of Modern Art, while the source material itself ties the exhibition to the Glasgow Life communications channel. The verified information in the notice does not provide any additional venue changes or secondary locations, so the exhibition is reported here only as listed.
The exhibition runs until 6 September, giving visitors a limited window to see Togo-Brisby’s new installations and sculptures. The announcement does not include opening hours, accompanying talks, or detailed installation notes, but it does confirm that 'Liquid Land' is free and on view at the Gallery of Modern Art through that date.
