A Scottish musician and author is starring in a mural of famous Dutch figures, created by one of the Netherlands’ leading artists, to honour his contribution to the country’s underground arts scene.
Businesses affected by this year's Glasgow School of Art fire are set to be allowed to return to their buildings - four months after the devastating blaze.
There appears little to connect the grim dereliction of an abandoned training centre for priests in an overgrown Scottish wood and the fantasy worlds of Barbie Dreamhouses and Disney princesses. But they have provided much of the inspiration for multi-media artist Rachel Maclean’s most ambitious project to date.
Toulouse-Lautrec and the emerging nightclub culture of late 19th century Paris were made for each other. As a new National Galleries of Scotland exhibition shows, once there the artist captured its wild appeal and helped create a generation of celebrity performers. By Susan Mansfield
The best thing about V&A Dundee isn’t its signature building but the spectacular story of 500 years of Scottish design contained within, writes Scotsman art critic Duncan Macmillan.
Work is set to finally get underway on a new home for Scotland's most important paintings - despite the cost of the project soaring by nearly a third in the space of a year.
Judy Murray has helped a cancer charity raise more than half a million pounds - by snapping up a fibreglass penguin sporting a design inspired by her son Andy's Wimbledon's triumphs.
Scotsman art critic Duncan Macmillan gives his verdict on the Kengo Kuma-designed building, its permanent display of Scottish design and its first temporary exhibition, Ocean Liners
Striking outfits created by fashion designers Vivienne Westwood, Christopher Kane and Bernat Klein have been revealed as star attractions at the new V&A Dundee museum ahead of its much-anticipated unveiling within days.
The opening exhibition at the new V&A Dundee explores the design, style and technology of the great ocean-going liners of the 19th and 20th centuries, when many of the world’s greatest ships were built in Scotland. By Susan Mansfield
