A vintage etching press that lays claim to a piece of literary history has been reunited with its most famous production.
Creative
Creative industries find a place they can call home
A former college has become the latest creative hub in Scotland, part of a Europe-wide phenomenon providing workspace for a range of artists and designers.
A new panorama from a historic point of view
A new arts and culture destination opens at Edinburgh’s restored City Observatory site.
Tracing the contribution of two pop art icons
Campbell’s Soup cans and Marilyn Monroe screen prints ensure that Andy Warhol’s legacy continues to be felt more than 30 years after his death in 1987 and they grab your attention on arrival at this latest exhibition which takes its name from a declaration the icon of the Pop Art movement made in an interview in 1963.
Augmenting art brings paintings to life
Mounted in a corner of Trevor Jones’ white-walled art studio is a collection of pages of the Financial Times, each superimposed with striking painted images, none more shocking than that of a man holding a gun to his head.