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Baghdad 2003, a timely work by Ken Smyth, one of the driving forces behind an artist-led initiative that has created a small network of pop-up artists’ shops in South West Scotland. (See p.7 inside)…
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War posters with a timely message - "A LOVE LETTER to Bosnia" is how author Daoud Sarhandi describes his book Bosnian War Posters published this month by Interlink publishing…
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A Smart Search Box can produce positive results at minimal cost! - THE IMPORTANCE of accurately searching online content of an organisation's website could not be overemphasised…
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BANG on – the interplay between sound and silence – I'M BACK at the Old School in Alnmouth. There's an old upright piano in the gallery, unusual because you can not only play it, but also read it. It's a legacy of Jonny Hannah's 2021 exhibition 'Northumberland Folk'…
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Pop-up goes professional – FORTY committed artists have come together recently to sell their work in shops in Kirkcudbright, Castle Douglas and Gatehouse of Fleet…
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Pioneering 20th century collector remembered - ALTHOUGH the art historian Ernst Gombrich said that "There is no such thing as art. There are only artists", I think Helen Sutherland loved both art and artists…
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One hundred years at the Caurnie Soaperie - TUCKED AWAY in the quiet Scottish town of Kirkintilloch is a small soaperie celebrating a big anniversary. Founded a hundred years ago, 2022 marks the centenary of Caurnie Soap Soaperie…
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Baghdad 2003, a timely work by Ken Smyth, one of the driving forces behind an artist-led initiative that has created a small network of pop-up artists’ shops in South West Scotland. (See p.7 inside)…
