Why do creative people from all over the world choose to call Scotland home? In the first of a new series, we speak to a Costa Rican glass artist who has found community and inspiration in Edinburgh

On the hunt for artwork with a conscience? Us too - and so tomorrow we'll have our fingers poised on the mouse for a...

Eve Campbell’s wallhangings capture the colours, shapes and patterns of nature on Scotland’s west coast

Work by the Glasgow-based artist is on show at Hospitalfield, Arbroath, until 31 October. The Arts & Crafts house, a former art school, offers residencies to artists, musicians and writers, and its grounds have recently opened to the public for the first time

Pat Douthwaite: The painter of distinctive portraits and uncompromising images was a true original, but her personal life was turbulent and often self-destructive. 1934 -...

Amanda Simmons  Glass Artist Interview Catherine Coyle "Scotland has been my home for more than 15 years now. I love this land and its people. It has...

We chatted luxury, design heroes, and more... How has your style evolved over the years? Instinctively I create portraits, still lifes and landscapes full of colour,...

The Hebrides captured Ian Lawson’s heart long ago. Now his latest book documents its landscapes and the cloth it produces – Harris Tweed 

Norman Gilbert’s twin passions, for drawing and painting and for his wife and family, are celebrated in a new show in Fife this spring, with the 92-year-old artist showing no signs of slowing down

Arrange Whatever Pieces Come Your Way is a collection of contemporary quilts that the makers describe as 'material artworks'