IAN STEPHEN reports on the World Heritage Day collaboration with school pupils from Tarbert.

Original watercolours, fine art prints and greeting cards of Scottish Highland and Island scenes, by Anthony J Barber.

A fine art gallery located in converted stone steadings overlooking the Atlantic Ocean on the west side of the Isle of Lewis.

Expressions using the Human Figure and Watercolour paintings of the Outer Hebrides by David Miles.

An Lanntair, Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, 13-15 April 2011.

Tickets on sale from tomorrow (14 April), full programme details on the HebCelt website.

Pat Law explains her role and assesses the wider significance of Ian Stephen’s Is A Thing Lost … project.

KATIE LAING reports on the latest phase of development for the Stornoway-based publisher.

The Lewis Chessmen: Unmasked is the most comprehensive exhibition on the Lewis chessmen for over a decade, featuring chessmen drawn from the collections of National Museums Scotland and the British Museum. It will open at its final tour venue, Museum nan Eilean, Stornoway, on 15 April 2011.

Ian Stephen describes his thinking behind the events linked to the current an Lanntair exhibition, “Is a thing lost … if you know where it is?”.