Beth de Araújo’s follow-up to 2022's Soft & Quiet is a lucid analysis of the banality of male aggression filtered through the ...

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Turner Prize winner Nnena Kalu participates in a Dundee exhibition challenging ableism in the arts, while land artist Ilana ...

At City Art Centre, Michael Fullerton’s intimate portraits of asylum seekers give voice to migrant stories while far-right ...

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Writer-director Louis Paxton brings a piece of Orkney folklore to Sundance with his oddball feature debut, starring Domhnall ...

HippFest, Scotland's unmissable film festival pairing silent cinema with live music, returns for its 16th edition with its ...

February's gig calendar sees some big Scottish names hit the road, plus chances to catch Jacob Alon, Magdalena Bay, ...

A deeply personal hour with storyteller and multi-disciplinary artist Iddo Oberski offers insights into what it means to be human, and what it means to be free ...

Lacking days but packing parties, February is set to be short, sweet and sweaty; our top picks including Bakey, Manga Saint Hilare and Jamz Supernova.

Fervently thrashing her way through a 90-minute set, not one of the sold out crowd leaves Ezra Furman's show regretting their decision to venture outside on a Sunday evening.