Moses McKenzie is a Bristol-based writer whose debut novel, An Olive Grove in Ends, is inspired by the area in Bristol where he grew up. Delving into a whole host of sociopolitical issues that envelop the lives of the Hughes ...
Ailbhe Ní Bhriain’s work incorporates film, computer-generated imagery, collage, tapestry, print, and installation. Having ...
Following a challenging period plagued by closures and restricted audiences, the Glasgow Film Theatre ...
When I meet Catriona Hewitson, one of Scottish Opera’s Emerging Artists, she’s just been ...
Paisley Book Festival is a relatively young event that is rooted in radical concepts. ...
Ever-so-creepy yet eminently personable singer-songwriter, Kathryn Joseph, has teamed up with 30 musicians from ...
With nearly a decade at the forefront of UK jazz, tuba player Theon Cross ...
When a chat starts with someone describing their day programming a drum machine as ...
When The Arches closed in 2015 the place was notably close to many artists’ ...
Callum Easter is an artist both unpredictable and impulsive, a multi-instrumentalist who thrives on ...
So far best known as a regular on the Scottish poetry scene, Charlie Roy ...
We all know live music is back, and with album cycles gearing up again, ...
Molly Payton returns with her new mini-album, Slack, created remotely from New Zealand. The ...
