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After 10 years of publication, 'Northings' (the monthly arts e-magazine for the Highlands & Islands) closed down in 2013 and is archived here. High Life Highland is pleased to enable this extensive body of work to remain accessible to the public. Please note, though, that material will not be updated or added.

Review by Georgina Coburn

Scottish Ensemble – Toby Spence sings Jacques Brel

10 Feb 2010 in Highland, Music, Reviews

OneTouch Theatre, Eden Court, Inverness, 9 February 2010

Feature by Northings

Inverclyde Music Festival: Making A Difference

9 Feb 2010 in Argyll & the Islands, Features, Festival, Music

MARK MORPURGO reports on the latest Inverclyde Music Festival, and considers what lies behind the list of winners.

Review by Georgina Coburn

Looking Out of the Window (First Line) / Island Life (James Adams) Exhibitions

9 Feb 2010 in Highland, Reviews, Visual Arts & Crafts

Inchmore Gallery, near Inverness, until 27 March 2010

Review by Georgina Coburn

Hellish Dark and Smells of Cheese – Alex Dunn / Rosie Jones Newman / Linda Smith

9 Feb 2010 in Highland, Reviews, Visual Arts & Crafts

Eden Court Theatre, Inverness, until end March 2010

Feature by Kenny Mathieson

Annie Marrs: What’s Behind The Bike Shed

1 Feb 2010 in Features, Highland

Annie Marrs at the opening of The Bike Shed

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

Northings Podcast

Northings Podcast 10: Two Ravens Press

1 Feb 2010 in Highland, Podcast, Writing

In 2006, SHARON BLACKIE and DAVID KNOWLES set up an independent publishing company called Two Ravens Press. JIM McAUSLAN travelled to their croft on the shore of Loch Broom, just outside Ullapool, to find out about this unique venture.

Daniel Kavanagh

Profile Statement

30 Jan 2010 in Artforms, Crafts Blog, Highland

My work is created using both ceramic and bronze materials, work is either hand built or thrown using earthenware or porcelain clays, some pieces are formed using a selection of parts, which are then assembled by hand and fired up to temperatures of around 1100 degrees for earthenware and 1300 degrees for porcelain. My new […]