HI-Arts - Journal, Events Guide and Arts Resources for the Highlands and Islands of Scotland

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WELCOME TO HI-ARTS

Welcome to HI-Arts, your guide to arts and entertainment in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, and home of Northings journal.

LATEST FEATURES | MORE FEATURES

February 2010 Feature: Craft Fairs

Jewellery Designer GILLY LANGTON looks back on her recent Craft Fair marathon, with some tips for craftspeople looking to join in.

February 2010 Feature: Annie Marrs

ANNIE MARRS explains how Merkinch in Inverness got its very own arts venue.

January 2010 Feature: Manifesto Revisited

As part of its digital policy development process, HI~Arts commissioned SARA LLOYD to revisit her article A Book Publisher's Manfiesto For The Twenty First Century to look at how the digital landscape for publishers, authors and readers has shifted.

LATEST NEWS | MORE NEWS

Harris Tweed Kilt on display in Saville Row, London (09 Feb 2010)

Up and coming events at Innovative Craft (09 Feb 2010)

Cut it, Stack it, Burn it, Bake on it! (08 Feb 2010)

Prototype- craft in the future tense (Dundee - 10 & 11 June 2010) (08 Feb 2010)

Mastercrafts starts on BBC on Friday 12 February 2010 (08 Feb 2010)

LATEST REVIEWS | MORE REVIEWS

THEATRE: PROMISES PROMISES (Tron Theatre, Glasgow, 4 February 2010, and touring)
EXHIBITION: LOOKING OUT OF THE WINDOW FIRST LINE / ISLAND LIFE JAMES ADAMS (Inchmore Gallery, near Inverness, until 27 March 2010)
EXHIBITION: HELLISH DARK AND SMELLS OF CHEESE - ALEX DUNN/ ROSIE JONES NEWMAN/ LINDA SMITH (Eden Court Theatre, Inverness, until end March 2010)

FROM THE ARCHIVE

July 2004 Feature: Metagama
PETER URPETH reflects on Theatre Hebrides' forth-coming production Metagama.

EDITORIAL

February 2010 Editorial
Back On The Road

BLOGS

19 Jan 2010	Peter Urpeth Google Book Settlement - Act Now, Before It Is Too Late
07 Jan 2010	Robert Livingston Let it Snow?
11 Nov 2009	Robert Livingston Sarah Jane Gets Married

PODCASTS

Northings 10: Two Ravens Press
In 2006, SHARON BLACKIE and DAVID KNOWLES set up an independent publishing company called Two Ravens Press. JIM McAUSLAN travelled to their croft on the shore of Loch Broom, just outside Ullapool, to find out about this unique venture.

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