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FeaturesECA Degree Show 2026: The Review
At their graduate showcase, students at the Edinburgh College of Art demonstrate solidarity with their striking faculty Read more »| 05 Jun 2026 -
FeaturesDIY Darlings: The artists on the fringe of Glasgow International
With Glasgow International in town, a whole host of artists and curators present an eclectic array of exhibitions outwith the official programme – we pick out some highlights Read more »| 02 Jun 2026 -
FeaturesDJCAD Degree Show 2026: The Review
Art students at Duncan of Jordanstone in Dundee reckon with meaty topics: state neglect of social housing, sleep under late capitalism and the increasing presence of AI in filmmaking Read more »| 01 Jun 2026 -
FeaturesCity Links: Helen Nisbet on Glasgow International 2026
Scotland’s biennial of contemporary art is back under the community-driven vision of its new director, Helen Nisbet. We highlight the must-sees of this expansive programme, featuring the likes of Aqsa Arif, Cathy Wilkes and Michelle Williams Gamaker Read more »| 01 Jun 2026 -
FeaturesShame Parade: Bugarin + Castle's Scotland + Venice exhibition
At the Venice Biennale, Bugarin + Castle's Scotland + Venice pavilion reverberates against rising transphobia, reimagining cross-cultural traditions of public shaming through sound, sculpture and spectacle Read more »| 28 May 2026 -
FeaturesTrongate 103: Community, Creativity, and Glasgow's Cultural Crisis
Glasgow's art scene is under threat. In light of City Property's decision to quadruple rent for tenants at Trongate 103, we question the profit-motivated decisions damaging the arts community Read more »| 06 May 2026
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FeaturesDrawing Strength: Lorna Miller on comics, cartoons and creativity
Glasgow illustrator and artist Lorna Miller has spent decades moving between comics, political cartooning, and design work. We discuss the reinvention and resilience that come with the cycles of creative careers Read more »| 06 May 2026 -
IntersectionsReclaiming Space: 30 Years of Kinning Park Complex
This spring, Kinning Park Complex marks 30 years on from the occupation that saved it, with a 55-day programme of events. We speak to Events and Volunteer Coordinator Ren Clark about community organising, and reimagining the future of third spaces Read more »| 01 May 2026 -
FeaturesGut Feelings: Shona Kinloch's pigeon sculptures
A chance encounter with Shona Kinloch's pigeon sculptures on Leith Walk prompts one writer to reflect on belonging and life after a breakup Read more »| 08 Apr 2026 -
FeaturesTurbulent Times: RSA New Contemporaries 2026
In the 200th anniversary of the Royal Scottish Academy, Scotland's most-promising art school graduates explore a range of sociopolitical issues, from disability representation to technological dominance Read more »| 30 Mar 2026 -
FeaturesGut Feelings: Tai Shani's The Spell
At Jupiter Artland, Tai Shani's sculpture of a blue giant rests in a glass coffin. In this creative response, our Art editor wonders what the hell it's doing there Read more »| 17 Mar 2026 -
FeaturesCCA Glasgow: What We've Lost
With the CCA in Glasgow now in liquidation, its staff left jobless, and its windows boarded up, we speak to some of the artists and programmers who use this space and ask what we've lost in the wreckage and what we can salvage if the CCA returns Read more »| 05 Mar 2026 -
FeaturesGut Feelings: Fragment Found
The artist behind Fragment Found – an online archive of found pottery sherds – traces her steps and memories to a treasure trove of discarded relics Read more »| 16 Feb 2026 -
FeaturesNänni-pää on The Woom Room's spirit of collaboration
We speak to Nänni-pää, artist and founder of The Woom Room, about community and change Read more »| 11 Feb 2026 -
FeaturesGiving Voice: Michael Fullerton's portraits of asylum seekers
At City Art Centre, Michael Fullerton’s intimate portraits of asylum seekers give voice to migrant stories while far-right anti-migration protests take place in Scotland Read more »| 05 Feb 2026