Exhibition of unseen artwork pays tribute to popular Angus artist Barbara Robertson
A treasure trove of artwork by the late Barbara Robertson will go on public display this month before the collection is sold off for her two favourite charities.
Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design
Interview: Project manager John Tavendale reveals why V&A Dundee is the ‘massive pinnacle’ of his career
Michael Alexander speaks to V&A Dundee project manager John Tavendale about working on the 'massive pinnacle' of his career
Landscape inspires Depth of Field exhibition at Tatha Gallery in Newport
Inspiration from the landscape is at the heart of an exhibition being held at the Tatha Gallery in Newport from this weekend featuring the work of gallery co-owner Helen Glassford and Edinburgh artists Kate Downie and Paul Furneaux.
Captain Scott portrait takes pride of place in new gallery at Discovery Point
A portrait of world famous Antarctic explorer Captain Scott by renowned Scottish artist Calum Colvin has been unveiled at Discovery Point in Dundee.
Last few days of exhibition by Dundee sculptor
A sculptor who studied at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design is exhibiting at the Wasps studios in Meadowmills, Dundee, until Thursday May 24.
DJCAD Degree Show: City prepares for renowned exhibition
This year’s Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design degree show takes place in the year of the grand opening of the V&A, with some 300 talented students preparing to graduate.
Pitch perfect: Treading the boards with Dundee University Amateur Operatic Society
Michael Alexander speaks to the director of Dundee University Operatic Society Neil Lavin - and finds him to be in fine voice!
Weaving a tale of cultural engagement in Dundee
Ahead of its launch, Michael Alexander finds out about Weave by Abertay - a new initiative dedicated to creating a vibrant programme of cultural events across Dundee.
45th anniversary: New documentary celebrates the Tayside roots of white soul meisters The Average White Band
Forty-five years on, a new BBC Radio Scotland documentary charts the Tayside roots of 1970s funk and soul meisters The Average White Band, who conquered America and remain legends to this day. Michael Alexander reports.
Star Wars: Why The Force is strong in Courier Country
As Star Wars: The Last Jedi hits cinemas, Michael Alexander explores the unrivalled links between the Star Wars universe and Tayside/Fife.