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

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

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.

MARK FISHER sets for the scene for the return of the revived, restored and refreshed version of an irreverent dance take on Scottishness.

MARK MORPURGO sees the strong showing of traditional arts in the Argyll Awards as symptomatic of a bigger but officially neglected issue.

FEATURES: Annie Marr (Kenny Mathieson), My Craft Fair Marathon (Gilly Langton)

FEATURES: Argyll Awards (Mark Morgurgo), Off Kilter (Mark Fisher)

GEORGINA COBURN reflects on the messages emerging from the BBC’s School of Saatchi series.

In this article, specially commissioned by HI~Arts, copyright specialist with Beachcroft LLP, ROBIN FRY, examines some fundamental issues and implications for copyright in the DE Bill.

IAN STEPHEN reports on the final stages of his story-telling residence in Orkney.

Journal Archive - Issues 79 - (2010)

ROXANE PERMAR and NAYAN KULKARNI tell Kenny Mathieson about the ongoing Mirrie Dancers project.

FEATURES: Mirrie Dancers (Roxane Permar and Nayan Kulkarni), A Bulletin from Stromness 2 (Ian Stephen), School of Saatchi (Georgina Coburn), A Question of Balance (Robin Fry)

IAN STEPHEN embarks on a storytelling adventure on Orkney.

ANN DAVIDSON explains the context of the work in her new exhibition at Timespan in Helmsdale.

BARRY GORDON catches up with two promoters bringing touring rock and pop bands to Caithness.

FEATURES: Ryan Cook & Darren MacLeod (Barry Gordon), Ann Davidson, A Bulletin from Stromness (Ian Stephen)

JOLLY ROGER is appalled at the power of a single complaint to force the removal of a promotional gambit for the Inverness Winter Festival, and wonders where it will all end?

GILES SUTHERLAND reflects on the work of artist Ruth Macdougall in Sutherland.