Barry Didcock

A huge multi-media spectacular devoted to one of the 19th century’s most famous and celebrated artists will soon be landing in Glasgow, offering…

The connection between art and activism in the late 20th century UK is the subject of a new exhibition opening in Edinburgh next week, one focussing…

A new blockbuster exhibition showcasing art by one of the most famous of the French Impressionists is set to open in Glasgow later this year,…

“This is what the power of assembly looks like – and this is the heavy, heavy gravity that surrounds a true mega-star”

“There are about 120 games and the real selling point is that they’re all original games and original gaming consoles. So when I say you’re…

Picasso and Monet have been so honoured, but for reasons nobody seems clear on the bulk of these events turn on the work of Vincent van Gogh

Lollipop, Edinburgh International Film Festival, Four stars Part howl of rage, part redemption song, Daisy-May Hudson’s extraordinary feature…

Any spend on cultural activities like this has to be seen in the context of the intense competition between cities – competition whose measures…

I tend only to read novels by women these days, a trend which started a few years ago when I encountered, in close succession, the short stories of…

Saying ‘I love you’ to a parent or sibling is another matter entirely, particularly for men. Award-winning Scottish documentary maker Duncan…