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FeaturesStart from the Level: The new exhibition celebrating Sandra George
A new exhibition at Edinburgh's City Art Centre charts the practice of social documentary photographer Sandra George, revealing her contributions to feminist art history and Black British visual culture Read more »| 15 Jul 2026 -
FeaturesThe Beautiful Game: Martin Duff on football and graphic design
We talk badges and banners with graphic designer and lifelong Scotland supporter Martin Duff Read more »| 15 Jul 2026 -
FeaturesGut Feelings: David Wojnarowicz
At the Modern Institute, David Wojnarowicz: some day this will all be crumbling ruins prompts one writer to reflect on the power of photographic portraits to memorialise those who passed during the AIDS epidemic Read more »| 08 Jul 2026 -
FeaturesThe Skinny's Edinburgh Old Town Quest for Kids
Take a tour through Edinburgh’s Old Town to learn some facts about Scotland’s weird and wonderful history Read more »| 30 Jun 2026 -
FeaturesThe Skinny on... Tahliah Simumba
Ahead of her exhibition in this month's Glasgow International Festival of Contemporary Art, Tahliah Simumba (also known by her musical alias TAAHLIAH) answers the tough questions on favourite colours, fight styles, and different modes of creativity Read more »| 12 Jun 2026 -
FeaturesPiscine magazine on documenting Glasgow's creative scene
Print is alive and well in Glasgow, as we hear from Calum Herbert and Molly Hooper about their process and the inspiration behind Piscine magazine Read more »| 12 Jun 2026
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FeaturesVennels: the new exhibition celebrating Perth’s 'Little Streets'
At Perth Museum, a new exhibition explores the backstreets and alleyways that run through the UK's only UNESCO City of Craft and Folk Art Read more »| 10 Jun 2026 -
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 -
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