Exhibition review Exhibition review In the ring with the Colourists While the group known as the Colourists certainly reinvigorated Scottish painting, a new show is a welcome chance to reassess them, writes ANGUS REID
Film of the Week: Arts | Thursday 20th Mar 2025 Film of the Week: Chinese family under the microscope
Best of 2024 Friday 03rd Jan 2025 Best of 2024 Angus Reid selects his highlights A landmark work of gay ethnography, an avant-garde fusion of folk and modernity, and a chance comment in a great interview
Theatre review Friday 29th Nov 2024 Theatre review Yer swash needs buckling ANGUS REID applauds the inventive stagecraft with which the Lyceum serve up Stevenson’s classic, but misses the deeper themes
Gig Review Monday 07th Oct 2024 Gig Review To open a time-capsule of punk ANGUS REID time-travels back to times when Gay Liberation was radical and allied seamlessly to an anti-racist, anti-establishment movement
Interview Friday 15th Mar 2024 Interview The legacy of South Africa’s revolutionary women ANGUS REID speaks to historian Siphokazi Magadla about the women who fought apartheid and their impact on South African society
Theatre review Thursday 22nd Feb 2024 Theatre review Dodgy cartoon Marx ANGUS REID mulls over the bizarre rationale behind the desire to set the life of Karl Marx to music
Theatre Review Friday 16th Feb 2024 Theatre Review The lost horizons of adolescence ANGUS REID applauds the portrait of two women in a lyrical and compassionate study of sex, shame and nostalgia
Interview Friday 26th Jan 2024 Interview ‘Trump is much less well educated than Mussolini’ ANGUS REID speaks to Mark Cousins about his documentary The March On Rome, commissioned in Italy, about Italian fascism then and now
BenchMarx Friday 05th Jan 2024 BenchMarx John Pilger’s mastery of the documentary essay ANGUS REID reflects on John Pilger's late films as a popular form of political cinema
Interview Wednesday 20th Dec 2023 Interview Thank you for the music ANGUS REID speaks to Romain Malan about his remarkable drive to bring music into deprived communities and healthcare settings
Thursday 30th Nov 2023 Spotlight on private school child abuse in Scotland The significance of the Scottish historic child abuse inquiry is in how it reveals the workings of British elites that fill the ranks of the government and professional classes, writes ANGUS REID
