Public Art

Parabola is commited to a progressive programme of commissioning and placing public art, placing it at the heart of our places, and the welbeing of our people.

Commissioning Art

We approach commissioning art in our public spaces as an opportunity to enrich people’s lives at work, and at home.

At the heart of our forward thinking development at Edinburgh Park is our significant collaboration with Dovecot Studios, creating a woven interpretation of Leon Kossoff’s ‘Minerva Protects Pax From Mars’.

Parabola also engaged David Mach RA to develop his first sculptural building ‘Mach1’. William Tucker has been commissioned to work with Pangolin Editions to produce ‘Dancer after Degas II’ a large scale bronze sculpture which is the focal point of 1 New Park Square.

Our Public Art

Explore our collection of sculpture and other public artworks situated within the places we develop and love.

WILLIAM TUCKER RA

Dancer After Degas — 2017

1 New Park Square

Nico Wiederberg

Art pieces for 1NPS reception

1 New Park Square

Thomas Heatherwick

Spun Chairs

1 New Park Square

Arts Strategy

Parabola are commited to cultural engagement through artists and cultural institutions through our major sculpture programme and by providing opportunities for young and emerging artists.

Art in the Landscape:
Art for Edinburgh Park

This publication features full details of the various installations and initiatives we have planned for Edinburgh Park in partnership with many of Edinburgh’s cultural institutions, along with interviews of the artists and arts leaders who have been involved in the project.

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Polaris: Issue One
Words We Weave

Issue 1 of Edinburgh Park’s new literary 'Zine. With commissioned poems by Janette Ayachi, Elle Nash, Rob A MacKenzie and JL Williams, this issue draws inspiration from Leon Kossoff’s 'Minerva Protects Pax from Mars' which has been woven into a tapestry by Dovecot Studios in Edinburgh.

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Public Art

Parabola is commited to a progressive programme of commissioning and placing public art, placing it at the heart of our places, and the welbeing of our people.

Commissioning Art

We approach commissioning art in our public spaces as an opportunity to enrich people’s lives at work, and at home.

At the heart of our forward thinking development at Edinburgh Park is our significant collaboration with Dovecot Studios, creating a woven interpretation of Leon Kossoff’s ‘Minerva Protects Pax From Mars’.

Parabola also engaged David Mach RA to develop his first sculptural building ‘Mach1’. William Tucker has been commissioned to work with Pangolin Editions to produce ‘Dancer after Degas II’ a large scale bronze sculpture which is the focal point of 1 New Park Square.

Our Public Art

Explore our collection of sculpture and other public artworks situated within the places we develop and love.

Arts Strategy

Parabola are commited to cultural engagement through artists and cultural institutions through our major sculpture programme and by providing opportunities for young and emerging artists.

Art in the Landscape:Art for Edinburgh Park

Polaris: Issue OneWords We Weave

Art in the Landscape:
Art for Edinburgh Park

Polaris: Issue One
Words We Weave