Etchingroom1: Unexpected Trip

Above 'Airport', a plane seems to be exploding. Below it sit a control tower, a departure lounge, a security check and the diagrams off a safety card. The Scotsman's Susan Mansfield compared Etchingroom1's drawings to the best cutaway children's books: the more you look, the more people, animals and hidden jokes you find.

The Ukrainian duo Kristina Yarosh and Anna Khodkova, now based in Berlin, fill the upstairs gallery with etchings, embroidery, textiles and ceramics. A row of ceramic dogs tells their own story, down to the one that left with a partner after a break-up. Textile vampires stand in for capitalism. 'The Last Box' is a title every Edinburgh flat-mover has said out loud, usually two flights before it was true.

Mansfield found the work ranging "from heartfelt and whimsical to dark and satirical" and called it "a pleasure to look at". Entry is free and walk-in, Tuesday to Sunday 10am to 6pm, and the same building has Jamie Fitzpatrick's sculpture show.