Na Fir Chlis (Aurora Borealis): Port nan Ròn. Rody Gorman

Publication

Na Fir Chlis / Aurora Borealis is collection of Gaelic poems by Rody Gorman, inspired by Cape Farewell’s 4-week expedition across the Hebrides in 2011. Port nan Ròn Na bodaich a bh’ ann air feadh Eilean Mhuile, Càite bhon t-saoghal a dh’fhalbh iad uile? Dh’fhalbh iad uile-gu-lèir, nach bu duilich, Thar a’ Chuain Mhòir... Read More ›

Tags: Gaelic, performance, poetry, water, writing

Things Unspoken. Anne Bevan, Andrea Roe

23 May – 13 July 2012

Things Unspoken presents new work by Edinburgh-based artists Anne Bevan and Andrea Roe at the Royal Society of British Sculptors, London. Both artists work across areas of human and animal behaviour, natural history and the environment, and their work evolves through processes of making and exploring that are associated with the scientists they often... Read More ›

Tags: ecology, exhibition, writing

Oliver Rowe’s Pop-up Cafe on Tobermory Beach

22 June 2012

This summer chef Oliver Rowe cooks local produce in a Pop-up café on Tobermory beach. Read More ›

Tags: community, food, performance, pop-up cafe

Alison Turnbull Exhibition

10 March – 5 May 2012

“My exhibition at Talbot Rice brings together recent paintings and drawings, shown in the White Gallery, with a new installation created for the Round Room. The exhibition is conceived as a lexicon of looking, a series of encounters that are displaced and then echoed as one moves through the different rooms and spaces. Painting and... Read More ›

Tags: art, drawing, exhibition, night sky

Às an Traigh – From the Shore. Mary Smith, Mary Jane Lamond, Julie Fowlis, Andy Mackinnon

St Kilda film project

An interweaving of Gaelic songs, stories, memories and reflections on relationships between people and place on St Kilda, compiled by three acclaimed Gaelic singers, and drawing on the Tobar an Dualchais archive of oral recordings. A collaboration with Taigh Chearsabhagh Museum and Arts Centre, Lochmaddy, North Uist, and filmmaker Andy Mackinnon. Mary Smith is... Read More ›

Tags: ecology, Gaelic, music, song, storytelling