Linder’s first retrospective in Scotland showcases 50 years of trailblazing artwork. It dives into her fascination with plants and invites us to see beyond traditional ideas about gender and sexuality.Deliciously satirical, her photomontages remix images from popular culture, ranging from early pin-up photography to house plants.

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