
Playful: Joanne McNally at Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Review: Irish comedienne Joanne McNally’s one-woman show is a playful take on being left-behind in her thirties.

Review: Irish comedienne Joanne McNally’s one-woman show is a playful take on being left-behind in her thirties.

Joining the Torrance Gallery in Edinburgh are two highly-regarded artists, showing together for the first time – Arie Vardi and Sandra Moffat.

Some rare and beautiful works, old and contemporary, go under the hammer at Lyon & Turnbull this month at its Edinburgh, London and Philadelphia bases.

Featured in October at Larks Gallery in Ballater is Leonie Gordon, a painter in mixed media who employs an instinctive approach.

Irvine-based painter Keith Salmon, who is visually-impaired, continues his series of pieces in collaboration with audio engineers Graham Byron and Drew Kirkland at the Barony Centre in West Kilbride.

Goldfinch Gallery in Comrie, Perthshire, is mounting an exhibition of paintings by Ann Wegmuller RSW RWS, based on her winter walks through Glen Lednock, which harbours a sad human history.

Review: Hannah Lim: Ornamental Mythologies at Edinburgh Printmakers is the London-based Edinburgh College of Art graduate’s first solo exhibition in Scotland, with enchanting illustrations, playful objects and elaborate installations.