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20/10/2013
Stay Calm - 2020 Episode 2
Wowee even more complex. Do you get it yet?.
20/10/2013
We Didn't See It Coming -- 2020 Episode 3
Welcome to Republic of South Sylvania. Mobile and cloud based technology influence every interaction citizens make.
20/10/2013
Switched Off 2020 - Episode 1
A new way to send out a message. What to do you think?.
Caithness Dialect Poetry of Alexander Miller
Alexander Miller was born in Glasgow in 1905 of Caithness parents - his father being Mr James Miller, ironmoulder, and his mother the late Mrs Miller, 62 Rose Street, Thurso. They came back to Thurso when Alexander was eight years of age, and he was educated at the Miller Academy.
19/10/2013
The Turbulences - Frac Centre
9th ArchiLab: Naturalizing Architecture symposiums. 24–25 October 2013 The Turbulences – Frac Centre 88 rue du Colombier 45000 Orléans France.
19/10/2013
Joseph Cornell and Surrealism in New York
Joseph Cornell and Surrealism in New York. October 18, 2013–February 10, 2014.
19/10/2013
Portskerra Story Telling Festival
Traditional Culture – Stories – Art – Fun & Gathering People in the North This is the most northerly Storytelling Festival on the mainland of Scotland – come and visit the festival and have the bonus of seeing spectacular scenery and historic archeological sites scattered everywhere up here – even with all the windfarms they are building and planning. We are based in a small traditional style hall (Melvich Village Hall - check for us on Facebook) in the midst of the traditional fishing and crofting villages of Portskerra and Melvich with a fabulous background of traditional stories and Gaelic /Norse culture and ceilidhs, music, song and edged by glorious fishing and surfing beaches and the sea.
19/10/2013
Making Space - 40 Years of Video Art
Musée cantonal des Beaux-Arts, Lausanne (mcb-a). Making Space.
19/10/2013
Online Galleries - More Art For Sale Than You Can Imagine
Saatchi Online is a platform that allows emerging artists to showcase and sell their work and gives art lovers insider access to new talent from around the world. Started by London's renowned Saatchi Gallery, Saatchi Online aims to continue the gallery’s legacy of promoting new, contemporary talent and bringing great art to a wide audience.
Book Launch At Caithness Horizons
Caithness is the setting of ‘Call of the Undertow’, a powerful debut novel by writer Linda Cracknell, who travels to Caithness Horizons, Thurso on Saturday 26th October as part of a book launch tour. Linda Cracknell has made regular walking and exploring visits to Caithness since 2008.
17/10/2013
Royal National Mod heads to the Highlands
The Highland Council and An Comunn Gàidhealach looked ahead to the Royal National Mod in Inverness next year and announced that Lochaber will host 2017 Mod. Provost of Inverness Councillor Alex Graham and Councillor Hamish Fraser, Chair of The Highland Council’s Gaelic Implementation Group, were both present in Paisley at the 2013 National Mod to welcome the Mod back to Inverness next year and to jointly announce the venue for 2017.17/10/2013
Support for film and TV development
Hyslop announces £2 million for production infrastructure. Today Cabinet Secretary for Culture and External Affairs, Fiona Hyslop, highlighted the contrasting priorities and approach between Scotland and Westminster and said Scotland faced a choice between two futures.Sufboard Art Exhibition
Highlife Highland and the Swanson Gallery would like to invite you and your friends to the opening of the Surfboard Design Exhibition at the St Fergus Gallery, Wick Carnegie Public Library. The opening and prize giving will be on Saturday 26th October 2013 at 11am.
14/10/2013
Mira Schendel at Tate Modern
Mira Schendel. Until 19 January 2014 Tate Modern Bankside London SE1 9TG Hours: Daily 10–18h; Friday–Saturday 10–22h.
14/10/2013
Andrew Carnegie: the legacy that changed the world opens at Holyrood
Scots-American Andrew Carnegie, whose philanthropy and legacy is explored in an exciting new exhibition opening at the Scottish Parliament today (Tuesday 15 October). ‘Andrew Carnegie: the legacy that changed the world’ showcases how the beliefs and actions of one individual resulted in an international legacy of philanthropy, and explains how the legacy of this Scots born philanthropist continues to shape 21st Century institutions and ideas.
14/10/2013
Royal College of Art - Call for Applications
Open Days and call for applications for 2013/14 Sculpture - Painting - Photography - Printmaking - Moving Image - Performance, MA / MPhil / PhD degrees Open days: November 21 & 27, 10–17hr Applications open: 1 November 2013 Royal College of Art School of Fine Art 20 Howie Street London SW11 4AS www.rca.ac.uk/admissions The School of Fine Art at the Royal College of Art welcomes prospective students to our forthcoming Open Days. This is an opportunity to visit the campus in Battersea, meet academic and technical staff, interact with current students and explore the Fine Art workshops and facilities, which are amongst the best of their kind in the world.
13/10/2013
Women's Art Society
MOSTYN, Wales' foremost contemporary art gallery, is delighted to announce a new season of exhibitions. Women's Art Society 26 October–5 January 2014 Participating artists: Meriç Algün Ringborg, Sol Calero, Volker Eichelmann, Claire Fontaine, Tim Foxon, Guerrilla Girls, Jens Haaning, Catherine Opie, Martha Rosler, Danh Vo, Ai Weiwei & a historical display of the Gwynedd Ladies' Art Society Women's Art Society is the first exhibition in a series of exhibitions at MOSTYN taking place between 2013 and 2017.
13/10/2013
Opportunity to join the Board of High Life Highland
Two opportunities have arisen for people with an interest in community learning and leisure services in Highland communities to become involved as Directors of the Board of High Life Highland to deliver these services on behalf of The Highland Council. High Life Highland (HLH) is a charity registered in Scotland and a company, limited by guarantee, wholly owned by the Council.13/10/2013
Council Mod folk competition winners announced
Royal National Mod 2013 (11-18 October) - Paisley Caileagan Beaga an Rubha from Point, Isle of Lewis have won top prize in the folk group competition for under 13 year olds at the Royal National Mod in Paisley. For the fifth year running The Highland Council has sponsored this competition in partnership with Fujitsu who have provided a £500 prize voucher for the winning group.13/10/2013
Banksy Sells Art - creates Big Surprise
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