Summerhall TV

Two from the 2013 Edinburgh Festival. Amy Sackville introduces her writing at the Edinburgh International Book Festival and Lynne Parker takes us behind the scenes of the socially entrepreneurial Funny Women, performing for good causes at Edinburgh’s Waverley Station.

This edition of Art in Scotland features the musical talents of two-piece band The Wellgreen, and singer/songwriter Linden, when they performed at Neu! Reekie! 39, at Summerhall. Stuart Kidd from The Wellgreen talks to us about their work, inspirations and …

Nile Rodgers performed recently at Summerhall as part of the 7×7 project – a musical and visual arts collaboration with the Belgian visual artist J P Muller. Here Nile talks about his involvement with the 7×7 project, and his work …

Edinburgh based four piece, Jen and the Gents, popped by Summerhall to perform a few songs for Summerhall TV. The band comprising of Jen Ewan (vocals and guitar), Martin Beer (bassist), Lewis Scott Diamond (guitar) and Stuart “Pockets” Crout (drummer) …

The Royal Scottish Academy New Contemporaries is an annual exhibition that showcases work from up and coming art and architecture graduates from Scottish art colleges and architecture schools. Featuring a range of works from sculpture, film making, painting, installation, architecture, …

This edition of Art in Scotland features an interview with author Robert Irwin about his novel, ‘For Lust of Knowing : The Orientalists and their Enemies’ , a non-fiction work exploring the history of the academic discipline Orientalism. This video …

This edition of Art in Scotland features Scottish comedienne, playwright, and author Janey Godley, performing at Jo Caulfield’s Speakeasy. Godley has performed her comedy shows and one-woman play around the world, including off-Broadway in New York. She is a regular …

Kirsty Macleod introduces the group show By the Way they Hang and Turn from the Old Ambulance Depot in Edinburgh and an exploration of the recently upgraded Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop.

Alison Watt in conversation with Keith Hartley for her exhibition at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art.

Kevin Williamson’s explosive recital of Tam O’Shanter at Neu! Reekie!’s Mega Burns Bash held at Summerhall in January 2013.

This edition of Art in Scotland features an interview by Francesca Atkinson with Australian author Meaghan Delahunt, about her new book ‘In the Blue House’. Meaghan Delahunt is a novelist and short story writer. Her work has been widely translated …

Kirsty Macleod introduces Summerhall TV’s first TV compilation for a public service broadcaster in New Zealand. Here a recent summerhall.tv clip is combined with an Edinburgh Television programme from our archive to celebrate Dundee’s mischievous Dandy and Beano characters.