PETER URPETH considers the significance of the work of poet and theorist KENNETH WHITE in the wake of publication of his long-awaited Collected Poems.

In autumn 2003, AN TOBAR Arts Centre on Mull embarked upon an ambitious film project to develop videos to three tracks by up-and-coming young bands from the island

ROBERT DAVIDSON proposes a new vision of Inverness as an exciting, cosmopolitan City of the Highlands for the 21st century

DENISE COLLINS explains how the Castle Gallery is building a reputation to rival the best of the central belt galleries. It is always a pleasant surprise to discover a gallery outside the central belt dealing with quality works of art.  The Castle Gallery in Inverness is one such establishment. Many new commercial galleries have opened […]

PETER URPETH interviewed ANGUS PETER CAMPBELL following the publication of his new Gaelic novel, An Oidhche Mus Do Sheòl Sinn

FIONA MACKENZIE is the Mairi Mhor Gaelic Song Fellow, so the 100th Royal National Mod in Oban was sure to loom large in her life in October. Fiona takes a wry look at the highs and lows of a visitor-cum-competitor at the centenary celebrations.

PETER URPETH reports on the unveiling in Stornoway of a new acquisition by the Scottish National Portrait Gallery.

KENNY MATHIESON talks to MARTYN BENNETT about his work at the cutting edge of the fusion of Scottish traditional music and contemporary club culture, and his battle with cancer.

Venue profile: The Ceilidh Place, Ullapool

Catching up with Kathy KATHY HUBBARD is the Projects Manager at the Shetland Arts Trust, and a busy woman. ANDY ROSS managed to catch up with her by e-mail for this month’s Artsfolk feature. KATHY HUBBARD has been a moving force within the arts in Shetland, and has been instrumental in getting projects that are […]