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David Body: Harbour and Headland – om display at the Castle Gallery, Inverness
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Time check in the Hall of Hours - ENTER Robert Powell's Hall of Hours at Edinburgh Printmakers and you'll find yourself in a fascinating TARDIS (Time And Distance Relative to Space) that challenges and illuminates intellect and imagination…
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ArtWork uses a Smart Search Box that produces 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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Lost in the woods – a truly iconic building worth saving - WHAT was all the fuss about? Bit of an ill-informed thought I held when leaving the office of Hugh Martin & Partners, Architects clutching a copy of Peter Willis's New Architecture In Scotland, which was published in 1977…
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Stranraer: Hub of Creativity - IT'S OFFICIAL! Once a thriving port for the ro-ro ferry to and from Ulster, Stranraer's now a backwater and, for many, a dive with a few café s and hotels, the usual cathedrals to consumption, aka supermarkets…
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Not for sale: National treasure – or National Gallery! - NORTHUMBERLAND, Bamburgh's Croquet Lawn, below the Castle, last year. An oriental gentleman stops me. Do I think he could buy the castle? I express doubt. Pity, he says, it's just what he's looking for…
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Letter from – and about – Iona – AS A PAPER concerned with the state of the arts and crafts, ArtWork seems to me the perfect forum to air my concerns about the current crisis involving the maintenance of historically important buildings…
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A festival with a difference – THIS YEAR the Abbeyhill Colony of Artists (COA) arts and community festival celebrates its 20th anniversary. One of the oldest parts of Edinburgh, the historic colonies were built in 1867 as model dwellings…
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ArtWork Special – IN THAT CLASSIC Jonesy's Glovebox Touring Guide to Scotland, the categories are: 1: Avoid. 2: Ignore. 3: Worth a detour if passing. 4: Make a special trip. Kelso Pottery rates a 4**. 4, because it's unique…
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David Body: Harbour and Headland – om display at the Castle Gallery, Inverness
