All arts venues have to be more flexible to survive. But at what cost? There has been a lot of discussion lately about FACT’s staffing restructure. According to local media and an eloquent...
An exhibition that challenges our ideas of Anglo-Russian collaboration is a timely one, says Andy Minnis… Approaching GRAD (Gallery for Russian Art and Design), the first thing you see is brightly coloured gravel on the...
C James Fagan encounters an exciting and unsettling experiment taking root in the depths of the Baltic Triangle… What is Syndrome? Syndrome is a collection of multi-disciplinary arts events focused on the collision of...
Toby Hood quizzes the Everyman’s youth theatre director Matt Rutter on drawing out talent, creative control and the importance of arts funding… With a new theatre comes fresh talent. As Director of Young Everyman Playhouse...
What is it really like to work within the ‘Glasgow Miracle’? Anna Taylor catches up with two artists working within the city’s artistic community… Graduates of Glasgow School of Art, regular exhibitors at Glasgow International...
Roaring hot kilns, Edwardian swimming baths and getting lost: Anna Taylor reflects on a magical Glasgow International festival… Glasgow is mid-way through its sixth International Art Festival. My visit so far has been one of immersive viewing...
How far would you go to prove yourself? Emma Sumner discovers a competitive literary collective with wresting on their mind… Tonight, six of the toughest, most nimble-fingered writers from across the north-west will commence battle....
Our live art critic C James Fagan takes a deep breath and treks into the Zone… Somewhere out there awaits The Zone, a place that may just exist on the edge of the...
On her first visit to the GI, Frances Disley is left excited about the wider possibilities of the visual arts… Having never experienced Glasgow International (or GI) before, I would compare it to All...