ALLAN HUNTER at the Movies IF YOU THINK there is nothing left to add to the legacy of great films on the Second World War, then ‘Days Of Glory’ (12A) will make you think again. This is a film that can stand alongside Steven Spielberg’s ‘Saving Private Ryan’ (1998) or Sam Fuller’s ‘The Big Red […]

Loft Gallery, St Margaret’s Hope, South Ronaldsay, Orkney, until 1 May 2007loft

ROBERT LIVINGSTON pays tribute to Evi Westmore, the Public Art Coordinator for Inverness, who died last weekend

13th Note, Glasgow, 20 March 2007

ALLAN HUNTER at the Movies SCOTS ACTOR Gerard Butler seems to have been poised on the brink of great things for several years now. The title role in ‘The Phantom Of The Opera’ should have made him a star, but his bland performance was one of that film’s many disappointments. He finally achieves his potential […]

Culloden Academy, 12-17 March 2007

ALLAN HUNTER at the Movies Edie Sedgwick was the superstar of Andy Warhol’s New York Factory in the 1960s. A poor little rich girl, she soared to fame on the wings of Warhol’s obsession with her, and crashed and burned when his obsession moved else where. She may have been the first victim of society’s […]

Ironworks, Inverness, 9 March 2007

Elgin Library Gallery, until 23 March 2007

REBECCA MARR reports on progress in an unusual artist-in-residence project in Orkney