Everyone In Glasgow Knows The Art School
In Glasgow, everyone knows the GSA Student’s Association. Or, as it is more commonly known – The Art School. If
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“I felt like I was a pub brawler and came out an athlete at its end” Michael Pedersen on Neu! Reekie, his poetry and working with Gerry Cambridge
“Poems are living organisms. It’s trying to revisit that precise and ferocious flash with as much emotional investment as you
Literary Events In March
March? MARCH? ALREADY?! Safe to say this month crept up on me. March seems to be a particularly busy time
National Collective Member Showcase (February)
Welcome to the first of what will be a monthly showcase of members’ arts contributions. Our independence movement is writing,
Scottish Music In March
Harris Brine casts a glance at acts featuring at this month’s Scottish Alternative Music Awards as well as other grassroots gigs
Glasgow Film Festival 2014: What’s Happening And What To See
The Glasgow Film Festival (GFF) kicks off this week with the Gala Opening screening of Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest
Undecided Voters Find Solace at National Collective Sessions
The referendum debate can be a dark and off-putting place for undecided voters. All facts, figures and statistics are partial,
“Voting Yes puts power into our hands and allows us to transform this country”
It crops up from time to time, rearing its beautiful head in the middle of a discussion like an oil-rich
“If You’re Here, You’re In” Kieran Hurley on ‘Rantin’
Kieran Hurley, Liam Hurley, Gav Prentice, Julia Taudevin and Drew Wright have joined forces to create ‘Rantin’, a show about
Loki: Hip Hop and Scottish Independence
Many underground UK rappers suffer from a curious malady in which they think they are artists. I’m sure we aren’t