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29/01/2008
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Writing tomorrow yesterday: how fiction became reality – Scottish Arts Council Edinburgh Lecture
Alan Grant, writer of several bestselling graphic novels featuring Batman, Robocop, Terminator and Judge Dredd, will be delivering the Scottish Arts Council’s Edinburgh Lecture entitled Writing tomorrow yesterday: how fiction became reality on Tuesday 29 January at the Surgeon’s Hall, Edinburgh |
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23/01/2008
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Folk Music from East and West Unites in Scotland
The First Tune Up tour of 2008 will see Scottish and Bulgarian musicians unite on stages throughout Scotland, in what is set to be a unique musical collaboration. |
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23/01/2008
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Sundial Scottish Arts Council Book Awards move to Borders Book Festival
The Sundial Scottish Arts Council Book Awards – Scotland’s richest book awards, and the fourth largest in the UK – will be hosted for the first time at the Borders Book Festival in Melrose on 20 June 2008. |
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16/01/2008
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Scotland: Creative Nation line up boosted
Further high-profile speakers have joined the line up for Scotland: Creative Nation, the three-day Cultural Summit being held in Edinburgh at the end of February. |
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15/01/2008
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Scottish Arts Council invests in visual arts’ rising stars
Seven visual artists have received major awards from the Scottish Arts Council to support research, experimentation and the development of new ideas and significant projects. |
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03/12/2007
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Writers awarded Robert Louis Stevenson Fellowship
Five Scottish-based writers have been awarded the Robert Louis Stevenson Fellowship, giving them the opportunity to spend at least one month at the Hôtel Chevillon at Grez-sur-Loing in France to concentrate on a new writing project. |
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30/11/2007
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Creative Scotland Transition Project Team to be based in Dundee
The Transition Project Team will have a base in White Space at Abertay University Dundee.
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29/11/2007
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Aberdeen Art Gallery hosts homecoming Venice Biennale exhibition
A homecoming exhibition featuring the work of six of Scotland’s most exciting and innovative artists, selected to represent the country at this year’s 52nd Venice Biennale, will be unveiled to the public on Saturday (1 December) at Aberdeen Art Gallery. |
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21/11/2007
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Making it Visible: Exploring the role of creativity and imagination in health and wellbeing
Making it Visible – a one-day conference exploring the role of creativity and imagination in health and wellbeing will take place tomorrow (Thursday 22 November) at Platform Art Centre, Easterhouse Glasgow. |
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23/10/2007
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Another Tune Up season set to take Scotland by storm
Following the success of last year’s programme which featured World Music sensations, Tinariwen and homegrown talent such as King Creosote and Julie Fowlis, a new season of Scottish Arts Council Tune Up tours, funded by the National Lottery, has been unveiled. |
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