Monthly Archives: June 2015

Contrasts and Keepsakes

Posted on June 11, 2015 by Christine Richard OBE FRSA

The latest Exhibition at Edinburgh’s Open Eye Gallery features yet another set of excellent paintings, including the more unusual and unexpected works of Rachel Ross, and David Schofield.

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Scotland’s Gardens

Posted on June 10, 2015 by Coreen Connell

Gardening expert, Coreen Connell, describes a charitable opportunity to peek over the wall into some of the most beautiful private gardens in the country, courtesy of the Scotland’s Gardens Scheme.  Kevock  Road, Lasswade is showcased this weekend, 13-14th June.

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Stuart Herd’s First Solo Exhibition

Posted on June 9, 2015 by Christine Richard OBE FRSA

The long established Torrance Gallery at 36 Dundas Street, in the city’s well-known ‘gallery land’ is home,  from 6th to 20th June of the first solo exhibition of Stuart Herd who specialises in detailed realism style landscape and seascape canvasses … Continue reading →

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Yer Granny – Review

Posted on June 4, 2015 by Ros MacKenzie

Not unsurprising for the National Theatre of Scotland, their latest play “Yer Granny” has its roots in political theatre, this time the theatre of 1970s Argentina. Based on “La Nonna” by Roberto Cossa, this new version set in Scotland, written … Continue reading →

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