Living by the Sword
Will Maclean and Graham Rich are showing together at the Fine Art Society. It is not a joint show, but both are artist-poets and both find much of their inspiration in the sea, so they do have common ground.
Living by the Sword
A former contestant on TV series Gladiators has smashed an ancient Scots weightlifting record in Deeside.
Living by the Sword
Forget the Mediterranean or the Caribbean, Scotland has incredible white sand beaches scattered around its coastline, rivalling any found around the world
Living by the Sword
Property investors, by their nature, are continually scanning the horizon in the hope of being among the first to spot the Next Big Thing.
Living by the Sword
Its brash neighbour may be photogenic, but the temperate highlands of Oman will soon have you reaching for your sketchbook, finds Chris McCall
Living by the Sword
This great date of the Celtic calendar hailed the return of the summer, the fertility of the land and the protection of all living things from troubling forces.
Living by the Sword
When it comes to watering holes, Edinburgh’s had its angel’s share of the good, the bad and the downright scary.
Living by the Sword
Two portraits by one of Scotland’s greatest artists have entered the collection of the National Galleries of Scotland, thanks to the Acceptance in Lieu scheme, which enables works of art to be given to public collections and offset against inheritance tax charges.
Living by the Sword
Do you want to live in one of the world’s best cities and work for some of Scotland’s fastest-growing news brands? Don’t take our word for it, check out the facts.
Living by the Sword
Rapper, writer, actor, director, conceptualist and soul supernova, Plan B, aka Ben Drew, has successfully straddled that difficult divide between Radio 1 ubiquity and artistic credibility; a commercial artist who also receives serious consideration from chin-stroking cultural commentators.
Living by the Sword
A host of films such as The Greatest Showman and Who Framed Roger Rabbit? will be shown at the Edinburgh International Film Festival’s (EIFF) open-air cinema this June.
Living by the Sword
Celebrating the centenary of the birth of Leonard Bernstein, the RSNO delivered what was unquestionably one of the most exciting of this season’s programmes on Friday evening. The iconic Symphonic Dances from West Side Story ...
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First entrances are key moments in theatre. Oliver Mears, in his much-anticipated new production for Scottish Opera of Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin, takes a risk with his title hero, whose Act I entrance happens astride a real live horse.
Living by the Sword
The May Day tradition which originated in Scotland has only fallen out of favour fairly recently, writes David McLean
Living by the Sword
Archaeologists have made a breakthrough in solving the ancient mystery surrounding an Iron Age fort in the Highlands that was burned at such high temperatures that parts of it melted.
