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Why October might just be Scotland's best month for the arts (opens the original)
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Science-fiction and theatre aren’t regular bedfellows, a rare exception being the Royal Lyceum Theatre’s 2019 production of Solaris, adapted from Stanislaw Lem’s cult 1961 novel. Here’s another stage take on the sci-fi genre, from the award-winning, Yorkshire based Thunder Road company which specialises in cinematic-style horror. The plot: eight million miles from earth, a space ranger named Flint picks up a distress call from an ageing research vessel called Odyssey. But where are the crew? Tra
The Scottish Colourists changed art forever – and we're still discovering why (opens the original)
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Paintings are paintings, immutable things which stay pretty much unchanged save for the odd clean-up job from a gallery restoration team if the works are of museum quality. But the reputations of the artists who created them are not set in stone. The knowledge base of art historians expands with time, the curators who mount exhibitions are always finding new ways of contextualising the artists and their works, and both processes project light. Or, sometimes, its counterpart, shade: as with stock
Rare Scottish art works from mystery collector up for sale in £500,000 auction (opens the original)
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An auction in Edinburgh is expected to raise half a million pounds later this month when a mystery collector sells an extensive and important collection of post-war Scottish art. Among the 179 works in the Darkness & Light: Post-War & Contemporary Art In Scotland sale are paintings by Robert Colquhoun, his partner and fellow artist Robert MacBryde, Joan Eardley, John Byrne, Eduardo Paolozzi, John Bellany and Alan Davie. Also included are pieces by the so-called New Glasgow Boys, among them Peter
I understand Scotland's landscapes thorough the eyes of its artists (opens the original)
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Tell us about your gallery … Our origins date back to Edinburgh in 1842, where we began as specialist gilders and framers. In 1897, Peter McOmish Dott established The Scottish Gallery as a dedicated exhibition space, inspired by artists such as SJ Peploe. He began a programme of exhibitions reflecting the emerging artistic talent of Scotland. The gallery is closely associated with the Scottish Colourists, having represented all four during their lifetime, and we also represented trailblazing wom
No interviews. No tours. Decoding the mystery of cult Scottish duo Boards Of Canada (opens the original)
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On April 22, a mysterious, 42 second video clip appeared on YouTube. It opened on a design comprised of seven hexagonal shapes locked together, then dissolved into six candles circling a similar shape made up of stone blocks. Those images were all superimposed on hazy shots of electric pylons, sun flares, coloured dots and what might have been passing stars. It looked like it was shot on Super 8 film, a favourite of home movie-makers. Provenance? Any time between, say, the mid-1960s and the earl
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