Calum’s work over the last twenty years has existed on the boundaries of Painting, Photography, Sculpture and Electronic Imaging. His iconography references and appropriates both a painterly tradition and a sculptural practice with quotations and links to popular culture, Scottish history, and the annals of Western Art History. A part of a ‘renaissance’ in art photography in the late 80s, his work is exhibited and collected nationally and internationally. Here Calum talked briefly about the development of his work and his current projects followed by a Q + A on his work, the ‘art world’, and his experience of exhibiting both at home and abroad.

Talks took place in the Talking Art room within Glasgow Art Fair at George Square.