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	04/11/2008		Scottish Government announce chair of Creative Scotland The Scottish Government has announced the appointment of Ewan Brown as Chair of Creative Scotland



	27/10/2008		Scotland Live 2008 Launch Culture Minister welcomes thirty international arts promoters to sample the best of Scottish theatre and dance.



	18/09/2008		Martin Boyce to present solo show for Scottish presentation at the Venice Biennale Visual artist Martin Boyce has been selected to represent Scotland at the 2009 Venice Biennale – the world’s largest and most prestigious international showcase for contemporary visual arts.



	09/09/2008		SXSW Application Deadline Bands from across the world are currently applying for the 2009 South by SouthWest (SXSW) music, film and new media festival, considered to be the biggest music industry networking and showcasing event in the world. The deadline for international applications is 24 October 2008.



	03/09/2008		Creative Scotland The following statement was issued in response to the Scottish Government News Release: 'NO FURTHER DELAY FOR CREATIVE SCOTLAND' 03/09/2008.



	28/08/2008		Scotland and Venice 2009 Dundee Contemporary Arts has been invited to curate Scotland and Venice 2009, a presentation of new work from Scotland for the 53rd International Art Exhibition at the Venice Biennale.



	04/08/2008		David Malouf announced as second Muriel Spark International Fellow The Scottish Arts Council is delighted to announce that David Malouf, the internationally renowned Australian novelist, short story writer and poet, has accepted the Scottish Arts Council’s invitation to visit Scotland this Autumn as the second Muriel Spark International Fellow.

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Simon Starling, Island for Weeds (prototype) 2003

Traditional boat builder Ian Best at work - Smithsonian Folklife Festival

Young children learning traditional Scottish games - Smithsonian Folklife festival

Jim Lambie, 'Paradise Garage' - Futura Deluxe 2003, Venice Biennale

washington monument; Photo: Graham Berry