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Not all industrial building need be boringly functional. Shown above, part of the striking new £140 million development at the Macallan Distillery, named by the RIBA as one of the fi nest new buildings in the UK.
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Madge Gill – an outsider who made it to the inside – SHOWING at the William Morris gallery in Walthamstow, north-east London, until September 22, is an exhibition of the work of Madge Gill, who lived from 1882 to 1961…
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Fashioning heads in clay - WHEN YOU'RE an artist, you never retire. You will always have something creative to do…
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Whiteadder's Open Studio - EXTRAORDINARY to think back to 1994, and reflect on how the arts have blossomed in what might be considered a rural backwater, where the Whiteadder runs still, threading its way through the Lammermuirs, to merge with the Tweed a few miles downstream. Largely thanks to the pioneering vision and energy of two people…
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Observations on Edinburgh's new Collectivised Observatory - I'M STANDING on a jewel in the crown of Edinburgh's multi-facetted avant garde art scene, trying not to slither off, or be dazzled…
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Coming Alive in Linlithgow - AN ARTIST'S STUDIO is perhaps the ultimate space in which to garner information about their working practices, inspiration and methods. Alice Boyle's studio in St Margaret's House art centre in Edinburgh offers many clues about the work of this vivacious and colourful 38-year-old painter…
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Birth – and death of a public artwork - IN THE FAST-MOVING world of retail, things often pass their sell-by date, and this is even true of public art. Although not obsolete for any reason other than it stands in the way of a multi-million-pound refurbishment, the sculpture Birth of the Sky by the Japanese artist Susumu Shingu in the Livingston Designer Outlet is having to go…
