Summerhall TV

Raj Chakraborti’s interview with George Monbiot at the Edinburgh International Book Festival in 2003. Monbiot outlines Keynes ‘reserve fund’ solution to the deepening crisis of inequality highlighting movements in Brazil, Mexico and South Africa that set a tone for peaceful …

Francesca Atkinson interviews Jeanette Winterson on her novel The Powerbook.

An interview with Valerie Fairweather in 2002 on the exhibits in the buildings and sculpture park at Stirling University.

As we take a look at the work of 2014’s final year students at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, we look back at the final year students of 2002 and the work they had on show then.

Journalist Fergal Keane discusses his Amnesty International event at the Edinburgh International Book Festival, whilst also discussing human rights and the importance of such a topic.

Part of the 11/9 publishing imprint series that fosters new Scottish talent, David Cameron and Tom Bryan discuss their new works, Rousseau Moon and The Wolfclaw Chronicles, respectively.

Author Graham Swift discusses his book, Last Orders at the Edinburgh International Book Festival in 2001.

Robert Morgan’s interview with celebrated ‘vain and greedy’ but iconoclastic author and playwright Gore Vidal at the Edinburgh International Book Festival in 2001.

Francesca Atkinson in discussion with Frank McCourt on ‘Tis the sequel to Angela’s Ashes.

In this edition of Art in Scotland, Macedonian artist visit Dundee’s Visual Research Centre, while Scotland’s water-colourists are on show at the McManus.

Mairi Thomson introduces the dance film Three, which was made at Dundee Contemporary Arts.

Wole Soyinka talks about his book Burden of Memory at the 2000 Edinburgh International Book Festival.

Anthony Bourdain discusses his book Kitchen Confidential, a look into the often salacious world of running a restaurant.

Described by the press as ‘the most sophisticated drugs baron of all time’, Welsh author Howard Marks discusses his ideas on the legalisation of drugs in the UK in this interview at the Edinburgh International Book Festival, where he was promoting …

Scottish artist Alan Hayman, introduces some of his work. Mainly painting in oils, Hayman is a self taught artist, and takes his knowledge and inspiration from the wildlife and landscape.

Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka speaking on the work of South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Committee at the 2000 Edinburgh International Book Festival.

Edinburgh Television interview with David Bailey and filmed by Robert Morgan.

Students at Bauhaus University occupy a gap site to build a temporary satellite TV station.

Raj Chakraborti’s interview with David Bainbridge at ‘Reconstruction and Fabrication’ as part of the Edinburgh International Art Festival in 2004.

Sara Stevenson introduces the 2000 Art of Documentary exhibition at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Edinburgh. The Scottish involvement with documentary photography goes back to the photographs taken by David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson of the fishermen and women …

Robert Morgan’s film of Lucy Mackenzie at the 5th British Art Show in Edinburgh in 2000

Graham Gussin discusses his text-based work at the 5th British Art Show held in 2000 in Edinburgh

Hilary Lloyd presents her work at the 5th British Art Show in Edinburgh in 2000.

Paul Nesbitt introduces the 5th British Art Show in 2000 sitting amongst Martin Creed’s balloons at Inverleith House, Edinburgh.

Laura Owens discusses her exhibition of 2000 at Inverleith House, Edinburgh.

David Austen at the Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh.

Robert Morgan’s film of David Thomas and Wilma Tabacco preparing ‘Painted Spaces’ at the Talbot Rice Gallery in Edinburgh in 2001.