Halwani has created his own emotionally powerful, visually arresting memorial: ‘a small step on a daunting climb’

With art lessons and trips to museums on prescription, the links between culture and health are being reconsidered

Recent studies highlight deep precarity in the art world, alongside a renewed push for fairer payment and resistance to ‘self-exploitation’

An exhibition at CCA Glasgow explores this icon of 1960s Czech new wave cinema by inviting contemporary artists to respond to her work

From Charlotte Prodger’s Turner Prize win to Glasgow School of Art’s gutted Mackintosh building, a sometimes fraught and rarely dull year in Scotland

For her very first solo show, the artist brings her own biography onto the walls of Glasgow’s Transmission Gallery

After a five-year redevelopment of the landmark heritage site on Calton Hill, who will this ‘new kind of observatory’ be for?

A exhibition at Glasgow’s Gallery of Modern Art is part of a series of events across Scotland marking the centenary of the filmmaker’s birth

With museums suffering from cash-strapped councils and national cuts, the new plan is ‘miles away’ from addressing the crisis

The ‘World’s Best Teacher’ believes arts education in the UK is in peril; can the damage be reversed?

With authors, curators and musicians recently denied entry, the UK is fast painting itself as a cultural pariah

In a Victorian-era baths in Glasgow, the artist stages her largest performance project to date, featuring a 24-woman swim team

Cancelled events and financial woes have left neighbours such as CCA and its cultural tenants in a state of limbo

Closing on Sunday, this year’s nine-day festival held across the Kentish seaside town circles around the home as protective space

The artist's tightly choreographed show about surveillance culture at Koppe Astner, Glasgow

From Linder at the Women’s Library to rare paintings by Serge Charchoune, the exhibitions to see outside of the main programme

In the artists’ film strand, Margaret Salmon, Basma Alsharif and Martine Syms showed a strong emphasis on people, place and storytelling

The Barbadian filmmaker, recipient of this year’s Margaret Tait Award, is intent on disrupting institutional complacency

The gallery argues that the funding body is no longer supportive of institutions that maintain a principled refusal of professionalization

The Modern Institute, Glasgow, UK