- •~TUA~• 大眼 •~MAK~• at Tramway: Rae-Yen Song Turns Ancestral Memory into Immersive Art

By Lena Kammerer, 08.12.2025

Rae-Yen Song at •~TUA~• 大眼 •~MAK~• in Glasgow's Tramway.

Following major exhibitions at CCA in Glasgow and Dundee Contemporary Arts, Rae-Yen Song’s immersive world-building continues, with a mesmerising sub-aquatic exhibition at Tramway, which centres around the dispersed, ancestral lifeform ‘tua mak’. Lena Kammerer meets the maker…

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Marianne Greated Exhibition at Callendar House Explores Industrial Landscapes in Vivid Colour

06.12.2025

Marianne Greated, ‘Yellow Trees’ (c. 2025). © the artist.

A granite quarry in Stubbeløkken on the Danish island Bornholm, and the UK’s oldest oil refinery at Grangemouth, are the inspiration for new paintings by Marianne Greated, currently exhibited at Callender House. Lena Kammerer visits...

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Grace Ndiritu: Compassionate Rebels in Action at Dundee’s Cooper Gallery Review

21.11.2025

British-Kenyan artist Grace Ndiritu

The Cooper Gallery’s Ignorant Art School reaches its fifth and final ‘sit-in,’ presenting work by British-Kenyan (Maasai Kikuyu) artist, filmmaker, and writer Grace Ndiritu. Shalmali Shetty visits the exhibition in Dundee.

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Border Crossings: Dundee’s McManus Showcases Ten Scottish Masters of 20th-Century Art

13.11.2025

McManus, Dundee’s Art Gallery and Museum, presents ten Scottish modern artists from its collection whose impact has been felt internationally. Beth Williamson views the works.

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Ian McKenzie Smith Obituary– 1935-2025

07.11.2025

Portrait of Ian McKenzie Smith taken by Sasha McKenzie Smith.

Ian McKenzie Smith, who has died aged 90, was a visionary curator, whose leadership in Aberdeen’s artistic and civic society saw the city’s art collection transformed.

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A Portal to Orkney: Adela Kałuzińska’s First Solo Show at the Pier Arts Centre

03.11.2025

Adela Kałuzińska, 'Portals' (c. 2025). © The Artist.

Adela Kałuzińska grew up visiting the Pier Art Centre, and now the gallery is presenting the artist’s first solo show. Lena Kammerer discovers the influence Pier Art Centre’s collection had on Adela as a young artist and what it means to present her ‘landscape portraits’ here.

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