BRIAN MORTON recalls the life and work of his former teacher and subsequent friend and neighbour, novelist ROBIN JENKINS.
23 March 2005

PETER URPETH gets the lowdown on a Gaelic punk band from Seattle ahead of their short tour of Scotland.
10 March 2005

EILEEN BELL investigates Mull Theatre Company’s search for a new home, and looks ahead to their 2005 season
09 March 2005

Scottish maker BETH LEGG exhibited her work in January 2005 at a group exhibition entitled 'Contemporary Objects from Edinburgh' in Japan.
05 March 2005

GEORGINA COBURN previews North of Hollywood, a touring roadshow of Canadian films due to visit Eden Court Theatre this month
03 March 2005

RODY GORMAN reports on the work of the Gaelic publishers Coiscéim
02 March 2005

EILEEN BELL joined the HI~Arts team on a recent media excursion in Argyll, including a visit to Kilmartin House Museum
02 March 2005

The Taigh Chearsabhagh Museum and Art Centre in Lochmaddy celebrates its 10th anniversary this year. FIONA PEARSON reminisces over the last decade.
02 March 2005

ROBERT DAVIDSON tackles the difficult questions facing Fiona Hampton and the Highland 2007 team.
01 March 2005

Irish pianist and composer MÍCHEÁL Ó SÚILLEABHÁIN talks to the Arts Journal about his a tour of the Highlands and Islands and his passion for bringing together traditional and classical music
01 March 2005

ROBERT DAVIDSON, director of Sandstone Press, on their new niché publishing venture into downloadable e-books
01 March 2005

LEAH SEATOR reports on the recent Tullimentan 2005 gathering in Orkney.
01 March 2005

As knitting becomes the latest craze, Jane Moncrieff's project could mean that Shetland becomes one of the 'cool' destinations this year. TINA ROSE reports.
01 March 2005

FEATURES: North of Hollywood (Georgina Coburn), Dal Riata (Eileen Bell), Tullimentan 2005 (Leah Seator), Coiscéim (Rody Gorman), Mull Theatre (Eileen Bell), Robin Jenkins (Brian Morton), Sandstone Downloads (Robert Davidson), Taigh Chearsabhagh (Fiona Pearson)
01 March 2005