Freaky fairytales: the upside-down mind of Rachel Maclean – in pictures
She’s starred in DayGlo works as a post-truth populist and an army of germs. Now the inventive Scot is celebrating her first public artwork – an abandoned shop at Jupiter Artland where normal rules don’t apply
April 2021
Art, gigs, theatre: 100 must-see events to book as Britain reopens
The Great British Art Tour
The Great British Art Tour: a crystalline cave to dazzle and unsettle
June 2019
Edinburgh festival 2019: 50 theatre, comedy and dance shows to see
There’s a Belle and Sebastian play, a show in a hair salon, Frances Barber performing Pet Shop Boys songs and top comics including Josie Long and Stephen Fry. Here’s our guide to the world’s biggest arts festival
May 2019
Art in the open: the joys of Jupiter Artland sculpture park
The innovative sculpture park near Edinburgh is reopening for summer, marking its second decade with new commissions and an art and music festival
August 2018
Readers' travel tips
10 of the best outdoor art installations worldwide: readers’ travel tips
Even the most memorable landscape or city is lifted to another level by open-air artworks, as our readers reveal
July 2018
Readers' travel tips
10 of the best UK outdoor family culture trips: readers’ travel tips
From an outdoor sculpture park to a famous battlefield, and a troupe of Shakespearean actors, here are 10 stimulating day trips – for grownups and kids
May 2018
Culture highlights of the week
What to see this week in the UK
Art Weekly newsletter
Incendiary Schiele, swaggering Schnabel and dynamic Dean – the week in art
August 2017
Art Weekly newsletter
The kinkiest art export, a hymn to breastfeeding, and Raphael's youthful genius – the week in art
A meditation on popcorn, women weavers celebrated, plus a terrifying portrait of a nation on the brink of disaster – all in your weekly dispatch
July 2017
Edinburgh art festival review – the dark side of Robert Burns
Art Weekly newsletter
Sex and social realism, Scotland's new gothic folly and Frieze all summer long – the week in art
June 2017
Summer arts preview 2017
Summer 2017's finest art, design and photography
Tapestry goes into space, Matisse and his subjects take over the Royal Academy, black power is on the rise, the V&A gets some va-va-voom and Manchester goes mad for New Order. Here are the pick of the summer’s art shows
August 2016
What inspires Hans Ulrich Obrist and seven other cultural tastemakers
The heads of the Serpentine, Secret Cinema, Glasgow International, the Young Vic and others on how they find fresh talent and new ideas
July 2016
Edinburgh art festival 2016 review – where Lothian meets utopian
Christian Boltanski, Damián Ortega and Alice Neel impress in this year’s strongly international show
May 2016
Summer arts preview 2016
Wild walks, slides and crazy golf: art shows to throw yourself into
Stuck for summer fun? Well, why not play golf with Jeremy Deller, spiral down a chute with Carsten Höller, or get lost in Edinburgh’s eerie sculpture park?
April 2016
Bethlem Museum of the Mind on shortlist for museum of year award
Museum in grounds of mental hospital up against V&A, Arnolfini, York Art Gallery and Jupiter Artland sculpture park and gallery
August 2015
A slight and silly sideshow: how Edinburgh art festival lost its way
Edinburgh art festival 2015 review – a great year for sculpture
January 2015
British boltholes
The Bridge Inn, Ratho, Edinburgh: hotel review
Lucy Gillmore pigs out at this stylish canalside inn – officially the best pub in Scotland – where meats are reared or shot locally
