In a beautiful production taking ordinary objects and making them extraordinary and magical, Barrowland Ballet return to Edinburgh’s The Studio theatre with their award-winning production, The Gift.
Review: Tatha Gallery in Newport-on-Tay is hosting an exhibition of works measuring around 10 x 10 inches (25cm).
Review: Tatha Gallery in Newport-on-Tay is hosting a group exhibition focusing on the way human beings see each other, seeing faces especially in everyday surroundings.
Review: Dundee’s Gallery Q is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, and is mounting a special exhibition of work by popular Gallery artists to mark the event.
Review: The current installation at Hall in King’s Lynn, Norfolk, sees the intrusion of one hundred cast-iron life-size sculptures by Antony Gormley.
Review: A plethora of art and design work is on show as Glasgow School of Art hosts its Postgraduate Degree Show for 2024.
Review: A new exhibition at Dundee Contemporary Arts by Claudia Martinez Garay showcases the versatile Peruvian artist’s practice.
Review: Crail, on the East Neuk of Fife, is a picturesque setting for day-trips or holiday making, and visiting Crail Pottery.
Review: Edinburgh International Festival’s staging of Opéra Comique’s production of Carmen transports the audience into a world of love, lust and betrayal.
Review: Theatre group 1927’s production of Please Right back at Edinburgh’s Studio Theatre seamlessly blends imagination and reality to tell the story of the fantastical adventures of the elusive Mr.E.
Review: Jupiter Artland, the open-air art space near Edinburgh, is hosting Scottish sculptor Laura Aldridge’s installation LAWNMOWER, and an exhibition of new work by New York painter Andrew Sim.
Review: An exhibition at London’s Tate Modern looks to capture an exhilarating few years of Expressionist experimentation in Europe.
Review: At its Merchiston campus, Napier University Edinburgh’s Degree Show is a week-long celebration of its students’ talents.
Review: Tatha Gallery, Newport-on-Tay, is again hosting an Open Call Exhibition showcasing the work of selected Visual Arts Scotland’s professional members.
Review: Muriel Spark’s drama depicting the hope of happiness in the poverty immediately following the Second World War is at Edinburgh’s Lyceum.
Review: A new exhibition at the Gropius Bau in Berlin offers Germany’s most comprehensive exploration to date of the artistry of American artist Nancy Holt.
Review: A new exhibit at the Rembrandt House Museum in Amsterdam views the Dutch master’s storytelling and techniques through the lens of 17th-century theatre.
Review: 2024 marks Edinburgh’s Fruitmarket’s 50th birthday, and in an upcoming exhibition, Scottish sculptor Martin Boyce reworks and references the textures and forms of the built environment.
Review: Over 130 artworks have taken up residence in National Galleries Scotland’s new Scottish Galleries, showcasing 150 years of Scotland’s art.
Review: Barbara Hepworth and Laura Knight were among the eminent members of the Women’s International Art Club (1898-1978), highlighted in an exhibition at London’s Ben Uri Gallery.
Review: While primarily known as a painter, it is Sean Scully’s more recent sculptures which take the lead in his exhibition ‘Smaller than the Sky’ at Houghton Hall in King’s Lynn, Norfolk.
Review: Over twenty artists and makers from Yorkshire to the Scottish Borders to Northern Ireland were on hand for The Tin Shed’s Art in the Castle event at Ayton Castle in Berwickshire.
Review: An exhibition at London’s Tate Modern shows how two 20th-century artists – Hilma af Klint and Piet Mondrian – both arrived at abstraction through nature-study and spiritual beliefs.
Review: Edinburgh International Festival: a production of Trojan Women deftly unites the old and the new, east and west, emphasising the pain of war.
