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Jane Frere introduces her exhibition at Summerhall, Edinburgh. Exit – 100 Days of Khaos is on till the 27th October. The exhibition also features animation by Georges Eloi Thibault who worked closely with Jane over a period of seven months.

Artist in Residence at MERZ from mid-June till mid July Jason Maracani has been exploring the countryside in Upper Nithsdale with artist and guide Alice de Ville. Jason joined Alice to contribute work on a Bothy on the Southern Upland …

28 July – 30 September 2017 Talbot Rice Gallery, Edinburgh Sex Symbols in Sandwich Signs takes its title from a damming review of David Storey’s novel ‘Radcliffe’, which was critical of all the qualities Sutcliffe admires, namely its bleak, alienating …

Andy MacMillan, renowned architect and co-designer of St.Peter’s Seminary, has died at the age of 85. MacMillan was born in Maryhill, Glasgow, and went on to become one half of one of Britain’s most dynamic creative partnerships with lifelong friend …

In this edition of Art in Scotland, we look at two artist-led arts venues in the city of Dundee. Tara Chaloner talks to us about Generator Projects, a non-profit collective who work to provide artists an environment in which to …

In this edition of Art in Scotland we talk to light artist Bruce Munro about his optical fibre based installation in St. Andrews Square, Edinburgh entitled, “Field of LIghts”. Bruce recalls where he first came up with the idea for …

This edition of Art in Scotland looks at the wide variety of practicing artists from Dundee and Edinburgh. From those that work in textiles and sculpture, to those that work solo or are part of collective.

Following on from an appearance at Pitlochry’s Winter Words Festival, journalist, broadcaster and author Lesley Riddoch, discusses her new book ‘Blossom: What Scotland Needs To Flourish’, with Nicole Brandon. Through anecdotes and conversations with Scots who have worked without help …

After winning the prestigious Margaret Tait Award, artist Rachel Maclean created her newest piece ‘A Whole New World’, a film that encompasses Maclean’s trademark green screen composite video technique and bright costumes. Looking at broader ideas of national identity and …

This edition of Art in Scotland looks at the Royal Scottish Academy’s annual exhibition ‘New Contemporaries’, which features the work of recent art and architecture graduates.

In this edition of Art in Scotland we look at 1 ROYAL TERRACE, a non-commercial, artist-run exhibition space in central Glasgow, Glasgow Open House Arts Festival which supports autonomous artistic activity in the city, German photographer, Helga Paris who is …

In this edition of Art in Scotland we take another trip to the Scottish Storytelling Centre for the March edition of Speakeasy featuring poets, authors and musicians, we look at an exhibition entitled Constructions of Landscape at Edinburgh’s Stills gallery …

This edition of Art in Scotland looks at some of the murals created by artists as part of a project commissioned by the Scottish Book Trust for Book Week Scotland. It also features an interview with Illustration tutor Lucy Roscoe …

This edition features an interview with artist Marcus McDermott as he discusses his creations in computer graphics, and an interview with Chelsea Stinson from the Children’s Parliament.

This edition is a pottery special, featuring interviews with potter Bernard Irwin, and ceramicist Lotte Glob. A great chance to explore the techniques employed in these two crafts.

This edition of Art in Scotland looks at a number of recent exhibitions shown in the city of Glasgow, featuring interviews with the artists and curators behind them.

Culture and Broadcasting was one of several debates under the title Enlightening the Constitutional Debate run in partnership with the Royal Society of Edinburgh and the British Academy at the Scottish Parliament and held in 2013 as part of its Festival …

This edition of Art in Scotland looks back to the Edinburgh International Book Festival 2013, featuring an interview with Adam Thirlwell about his new book which he has been editing, “Multiples”. This edition also features an interview with artist Audrey …

This edition of Art in Scotland features a selection of acts from Jo Caulfield’s Speakeasy night, an event of storytelling, music and plays.

Curator and poet Philip Davenport introduces ‘The Dark Would’, featuring work from world-leading poets and text artists exploring the maze of living and dying. A variety of works from contributors such as Jenny Holzer, Richard Long, Susan Hiller, Tom Phillips, …

This edition of Art in Scotland features an interview with Scottish actor Alan Cumming about his involvement with the refurbishment of the Birks Cinema in Aberfeldy. We also speak to Andrew Goring at Edinburgh’s Royal Scottish Academy about the annual …

LeithLate presents The Mural Project, in collaboration with the artists’ collective Blameless, involving the installation of a new, contemporary mural for Leith on the corner of Halmyre Street and Gordon Street. The artists involved in The Mural Project are: Fraser …

This edition of Art in Scotland features interviews with Peter Snow and Sally Gardner, whilst they are at the Lennoxlove Book Festival 2013. Sally Gardner is a children’s author and illustrator and has sold over 2 million books in the …

This edition of Art in Scotland looks at ‘A Silvered Light’ and ‘Safe Havens’, two exhibitions currently on at The McManus Gallery in Dundee. Curator Susan Keracher introduces ‘A Silvered Light’, a selection of Scottish art photography drawn from Dundee …

Sea Change is an exhibition featuring work from a collection of artists from the Western and Northern Isles of Scotland, based on a four year project by Cape Farewell. The aim of the project is to highlight the impact climate …

Traverse in Time is a series of panel discussions that look back at the rich history of Edinburgh’s Traverse Theatre, and the individuals who were involved in its illustrious past. Taking place at Summerhall on Tuesday 6th August 2013, this …

Jess Johannesson Gaitan talks to writer Michael Jacobs about his new book The Robber of Memories, at the Edinburgh International Book Festival 2013. In 2011, Michael Jacobs travelled all the way up the Magdalena to its source high up in …

Griff Williams interviews author China Miéville about his work, how the novel can reflect a social project and the potential power of the readership. China Miéville is a fantasy fiction writer, comic writer and academic. Miéville often describes his fiction …

The full performance from Momus at Neu! Reekie! 35.

This two part special features Ian Rankin discussing music, and a possibility of more Rebus stories.