Aug 24, 2020
From fading Victorian photographs to WWII cartoons – research into an astonishing collection of pictures and memorabilia is revealing the forgotten of one of the Army’s most remarkable regiments. The Artists Rifles, whose members included everyone from William Morris...
Aug 18, 2020
Nearly 40 artists and makers have responded to the challenge to create small-scale artworks for an online exhibition called A Postcard From D&G. Organised by Upland Arts Development CIC, the idea was for them to come up artworks that showcase and celebrate what’s...
Aug 17, 2020
New studios and workshops plus two specially commissioned sculptures will be unveiled next month at the spectacular 18th-century Marchmont House in the Borders. More than £1 million of private money has been invested in the Creative Spaces project which aims to...
Aug 17, 2020
In a year of devastation for Scotland’s festivals, Paisley producer Jordan Blackwood is taking a leading role in keeping alive the spirit of the Edinburgh Fringe. He has been a key figure in creating, programming and hosting three weeks of online live-from-home...
Aug 12, 2020
The story of Hong Kong under Japanese rule is one that most of the countries involved would prefer to forget – but which the world should always remember. For Britain is was a humiliating defeat, for Japan it was an episode of grim brutality and Mainland China has...
