A new publication aims to build the skills of artists delivering activities in Scottish prisons.

Do freelance musicians get the weekend off? And how many trains do they actually have to take? Emma Donald takes us on a visual to…

A lack of business skills and access to equipment was holding artists in Dumfries and Galloway back. Clare Hanna explains the…

Capital expenditure will bear the brunt of cuts to the arts in Scotland next year under draft budget plans that see funding for cu…

David Stevenson deplores the way that a subjective decision to grant public money to a commercial company is being dressed up as t…

Match funding has received some bad press recently, but Carl Watt has seen it work wonders at encouraging business sponsorship of…

The Scottish arts sector is being consulted on a new ‘Creative Industries Strategy’ that will determine priorities for…

More partnership working is key for the future of local authority arts funding in Edinburgh, but delays and a budget deficit are h…

Anne Gallacher describes the impact of an ongoing relationship between Luminate, Scotland’s creative ageing festival, and Ag…

A comprehensive review of the visual arts sector in Scotland is to be informed by the findings from an online consultation. The Sc…

How can literature and publishing thrive in the wake of Creative Scotland's review of the cultural sector, asks Andrew Ormston…

The funding body is “thinking hard” about how to better support small and voluntary organisations after MSPs heard the…

A new tourism-based strategy aims to grow Scotland’s domestic and international reputation by investing in the development o…

CashBack for Creativity has been funded until 2017 with an increased budget after having success at encouraging arts engagement in…

Dundee City Council has endorsed independent recommendations for addressing delays and escalating costs in its flagship Waterfront…

The latest figures from the Scottish Household Survey reveal that non-classical music has overtaken theatre as Scotland’s fa…

Following a review of the literature and publishing sector, Creative Scotland is supporting new schemes to promote Scottish writer…

Creative Scotland has become the first public body to answer Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon’s call for all boards o…

The role of key public bodies and the outcomes they deliver are to be examined by a Committee reporting to the Scottish Government…

43,000 new workers will be needed to support Scotland’s creative industries over the next ten years, according to a new repo…

The success of the Cultural Programme associated with the XX Commonwealth Games in Glasgow has led to cultural activity being list…

A new writer-in-residence based at the National Library of Scotland will lead Creative Scotland’s drive to promote the langu…

As he joins Wasps in Scotland, Stuart McCue-Dick reflects on his career combining accountancy and a love for the arts.

Helen Jamieson of Music at Paxton tells us about the people who have guided her to her “perfect” music management job.