An international artist has opened an Edinburgh venue for contemporary art and exclusive events. ANDY MOSELEY attended the launch A new art gallery housed within an elegant Georgian townhouse on Picardy Place promises to become a world-class destination for contemporary art and exclusive private events. The Yaniv Edery Gallery marks the UK debut of the […]
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Abundant creativity at Small Paintings show
Small Paintings at Morningside Gallery An annual Edinburgh art show offers something to suit most art lovers, writes ANDY MOSELEY From the outside, Morningside Gallery may seem like another boutique shop thanks to its unobtrusive exterior. Step inside, however, and you find a year-round programme of exhibitions featuring the work of artists from Scotland and […]
Rock and dance in perfect harmony
A fusion of heavy metal and dance Black Sabbath – the Ballet ✭✭✭✭ Four months after a farewell concert that was followed by the death of their iconic frontman Ozzy Osbourne, the music of Black Sabbath has been rocking the isles in a somewhat different format. As a Birmingham Royal Ballet production, Black Sabbath – […]
Arts players plot a more stable future
Key figures in theatre have come together to put the sector on a firmer footing, writes ANDY MOSELEY At a time when Scotland’s arts sector has been through deepening funding cuts and faces a future that could be seen as bleak at worst and uncertain at best, a meeting of some of the main players […]
3D event showcases venue’s potential
Trevor Jones at the opening of Expos3d (pic: Terry Murden) A new exhibition by the Edinburgh-based artist Trevor Jones could set the template for a historic port building, writes ANDY MOSELEY Ten years on from when Edinburgh Council acquired Leith Custom House, and almost 40 years since there was regular public access to the building, […]