Alasdair Gray: spheres of influence
Eilidh Tyler Reid guides us through an exhibition of Alasdair Gray's works and influences
The bubble’s best creative outlet
On last week's misty Friday night Art Soc hosted the Creative Lock-in, an event at the Byre running through the night from 11 pm...
Greenspiration photography competition: An interview with Abi Reid
On a hectic Wednesday afternoon, I hastened from my tutorial and promptly made my way through the crowd at the Union. I was on...
Damien Hirst: the art of decadence and death
Hirst the capitalist has overtaken Hirst the artist.
Marina Abramovic and the legacies of controversial artists
An investigation into Marina Abramovic and whether it's possible to separate the artist from their artwork.
Heather Phillipson takes us back to nature at the DCA
This autumn at the DCA, we are treated to emerging talent Heather Phillipson’s impressive suite of works, with the perplexing title ‘sub-fusc love-feast’
“Enduring Gifts: 600 Years of Philanthropy in St Andrews”
The University of St Andrews has always prided itself on a close relationship with its local community and alumni. Now, that relationship is being...
Van Gogh ‘missing link’ identified
Earlier this month, a previously unknown landscape painting by Vincent Van Gogh was identified by the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. Lost for more...
Edinburgh National Gallery’s Titian exhibition fails to match its London counterpart
The masterworks still speak for themselves, but their exhibition left a lot to be desired
Fifty Shades of Millais: The enduring appeal of the Pre-Raphaelites
‘There’s going to be a new show of the Pre-Raphaelites at the Tate Britain this Autumn’. This is a phrase so completely innocuous that...
