PETER URPETH chatted with the Lewis-born fiddle maestro back on home ground for the Hebridean Celtic Festival.
31 July 2008

SUE WILSON looks at the increasingly fractious – and perhaps not yet fully resolved – debate over the proposed Mareel development in Lerwick.
09 July 2008

In 2007 glass artist CAROLE ROBINSON was chosen for a residency in Inverness Royal Academy funded by Highland Council. This film of the residency was made by Academy pupils, who also chose the title which was inspired by Carole's hairstyle!
08 July 2008

SUE WILSON meets the author of the first full-length travelogue of Shetland since the Victorian era.
01 July 2008

AN TOBAR has made itself into an essential part of the Isle of Mull community and the wider Scottish arts scene in the 11 years since it opened.
01 July 2008

GEORGINA COBURN examines the extraordinary work of Glenferness-based artist Daniel Kavanagh.
01 July 2008

ROB ADAMS reports on significant recent developments at the National Centre of Excellence in Traditional Music in Plockton.
01 July 2008

PAMELA BEASANT reports on a fascinating collaborative project from the Northern Isles
01 July 2008

KAREN EMSLIE reports from Shetland on a new artistic contribution to one of the most pressing current debates in the Highlands & Islands – windfarms.
01 July 2008

FEATURES: Alasdair White (Peter Urpeth), Mareel, Lerwick (Sue Wilson), Ron McMillan (Sue Wilson), An Tobar Arts Centre, Daniel Kavanagh (Georgina Coburn), National Centre of Excellence in Traditional Music (Rob Adams), Mailboats (Pamela Beasant), 2 Lge 4 ZE / 2 Small 4 the PLANET (Karen Emslie)
01 July 2008