Scottish National Gallery: Until 17th June Karl Friedrich Schinkel was a nineteenth century pioneering architect responsible for many landmarks in Berlin today. The new exhibition, Visionary Palaces...
The latest planning bill of 2015-16 currently proceeding through the House of Lords contains some of the most controversial housing policies since Margaret Thatcher’s 1980 Right to Buy act. The...
In a seminal 1973 television interview with a provocative Russell Harty, Bowie was asked, ‘Do you indulge in any form of worship?’ he answered ‘Life, I love life very much indeed’....
Royal Scottish Academy: Until 14th February The RSA Open is an annual event of small-scale work created by contemporary artists living or working in Scotland, judged by a panelists of RSA...
The ever expanding Edinburgh festival draws in, like a whirlpool, established and emerging talent from around the world. It seems that it also has the power to pry the heavyweight exhibitions from...
Satire, Pleasance Courtyard, Venue 33, 18:30 until the 31st August. Down and Out in Paris and London brings George Orwell’s seminal novel up to date while retaining half of his original story....
Theatre, Bedlam Theatre, Venue 49, 13:30 until the 30th August. Be Better by Urban Foxes Collective is a physical manifestation of a quarter-life crisis, complete with menstrual blood, glitter and...
Located in the creative warren of Summerhall is the posthumous exhibition of Scottish artist George Wyllie’s work, entitled Keeping The Balance. Aged 90 when he died, Wyllie didn’t enter the art...