Glasgow CCA Closes For Last Time as More City Arts Hubs Face Same Fate
Does the closure of Glasgow’s Centre for Contemporary Arts represent a depressing outlook for the city’s arts communities? On 30 […]
Does the closure of Glasgow’s Centre for Contemporary Arts represent a depressing outlook for the city’s arts communities? On 30 […]
Why pottery painting studios are so inviting to those who swear they’re terrible at art. I would be a wealthy
The creative vision behind the 2026 College of Arts Ball. On a gloomy Thursday in March, the Glasgow University Literature
A short history of Glasgow through Charles Rennie MacKintosh. On Glasgow’s Union Street, two vastly different tales face one another.
Richter’s oeuvre returns to Paris twelve years later for a conversation on history and memory. Paris’s Fondation Louis Vuitton, officially
A look into Marina Abramović’s newest project, THE BUS, aimed at promoting ‘a moment of break’ amidst a conflict-ridden world.
Catholic imagery remains holy enough to haunt. In May of last year, Pope Leo XIV marked the first public appearance
The arrival of Art Basel in Qatar this coming February marks a new chapter in cultural diplomacy: one fusing investment,
Does restoring the Kelvingrove risk erasing its history? Passing Kelvingrove under its scaffolding, I couldn’t help but slow down. The
A guide on interpreting art, breakdown how to approach artworks and what mediums are most accessible. When people hear the