At this Edinburgh gallery, visitors can curate an interactive art exhibition


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Through the 'Castle Mills Then & Now: Whose Gallery Is It Anyway?' exhibit, the Edinburgh Printmakers gallery hopes to encourage its visitors to question the role of art institutions in society. Photo: Shutterstock / SeventyFour

Who hasn't dreamed, when strolling around a museum, of curating their own art exhibition someday? Visitors to the Edinburgh Printmakers gallery in Scotland's capital will be able to do just that, as part of a new interactive exhibition opening soon.

This participatory exhibition is entitled Castle Mills Then & Now: Whose Gallery Is It Anyway?

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