ANNIE MARRS explains how Merkinch in Inverness got its very own arts venue

MARK MORPURGO sees the strong showing of traditional arts in the Argyll Awards as symptomatic of a bigger but officially neglected issue

MARK FISHER sets for the scene for the return of the revived, restored and refreshed version of an irreverent dance take on Scottishness

Manifesto revisited: what does the digital world look like for publishers – one year on? by SARA LLOYD, Digital Director, Pan MacMillan In 2008, Sara Lloyd, Digital Director for the UK trade publishing house, Pan MacMillan, made waves in the European and American publishing scene with her article A Book Publisher’s Manifesto For The Twenty […]

IAN STEPHEN reports on the final stages of his story-telling residence in Orkney

Copyright specialist with Beachcroft LLP, ROBIN FRY, examines some fundamental issues and implications for copyright in the Digital Economy Bill

In this article, specially commissioned by HI~Arts, copyright specialist with Beachcroft LLP, ROBIN FRY, examines some fundamental issues and implications for copyright in the DE Bill.

GEORGINA COBURN reflects on the messages emerging from the BBC’s School of Saatchi series

ROXANE PERMAR and NAYAN KULKARNI tell Kenny Mathieson about the ongoing Mirrie Dancers project

ANN DAVIDSON explains the context of the work in her new exhibition at Timespan in Helmsdale