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Thursday, 10th December 2009

Visual Arts

Arts diary: Byrne's mural could be the best thing at the RSA show, but not for long… A WITTY, beautifully drafted mural by John Byrne is the first thing that greets visitors to the Royal Scottish Academy's annual art exhibition, which wraps up on 22 December. Observers might be tempted to say it's the best thing in it.

Photoblog: Ptarmigan shows its colours This picture of a ptarmigan in summer plumage was taken in Glen Affric by Ian Forder, who remarked: 'there was obviously a nest nearby as she fussed around long enough for me get my camera out'.

On reflection Castlelaw Hill's mirror image was captured in Glencorse Reservoir by Evening News reader Ian Sneddon whilst walking in the Pentland Hills

Art review: What You See Is Where We're At Marking its 50th anniversary, the SNGMA's rehang is a creditable if patchy effort. But it is a work in progress and will keep changing

The Main Event: Small Island

It's a shore thing

Photoblog: £30,000 worth of illuminations light up suburban street

Colour bonanza

Impressionists: The avant gardeners

In pictures: Norman Taylor - Shedding some light

A real heavy blow

Light show

True blue

Art review: The Turner Prize 2009 Exhibition

Photoblog: Venice swamped as sea level rises

Art review: The End of the Line: Attitudes in Drawing

Glasgow School of Art: Dear green palace

Into the blue

Fairway to the top

In pictures: The hidden world of Margaret Watkins

Shipping forecast

High and mighty

Adventurous Marjorie had unending love of nature

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