A look at the biggest arts stories in Scotland
Sanjeev Kohli dissects the most popular moans about the Edinburgh Festival: it's too big, too expensive, too arty and litters the city with wacky street performers.
DetailsAlexander McCall Smith travels from Edinburgh to Gaborone, Botswana, to visit places that have influenced his books.
DetailsA revealing insight into the mind of one of the art world's brightest stars. Alison Watt made her name when commissioned to paint the Queen Mother.
DetailsArtWorks Scotland investigates the global phenomenon that is Auld Lang Syne. Robert Burns's most famous song is sung all round the world, but few people know its origins.
DetailsThe inside story of the National Theatre of Scotland's play Black Watch, including the moving stories of soldiers who served in Iraq.
DetailsThe programme follows the journey of a production of Nigel Williams' play Class Enemy performed by Sarajevo's East West company to the Edinburgh International Festival.
DetailsScottish Opera has commissioned five new operas from Scotland's top writers and composers, including Ian Rankin, Alexander McCall Smith and Craig Armstrong.
DetailsFollowing Edwyn Collins, former lead singer of Orange Juice and a successful solo artist in his own right, on his road to recovery following a brain haemorrhage in February 2005.
DetailsArtworks Scotland gets exclusive access to Scottish designer Christopher Kane's London Fashion Week show and charts Donatella Versace's attempts to lure him to Italy.
DetailsDocumentary following classical music star Donald Runnicles as he prepares the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra for an appearance at the BBC Proms in London.
DetailsAs a tribute to the painter Steven Campbell who died in August 2007, another chance to see this ArtWorks Scotland documentary first shown in 2002.
DetailsThe Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art in Edinburgh showcases 20 years of work by the controversial artist Tracey Emin and Artworks Scotland debates her worth.
DetailsIn his first BBC TV appearance for almost a decade, legendary Glaswegian entertainer Stanley Baxter chats to Scotland's Broadway superstar Alan Cumming.
DetailsIan Rankin, Britain's bestselling crime writer, spends a day with Jack Vettriano, Scotland's most famous painter. Both raised in Fife, they talk about success, snobbery and sex.
DetailsWriter Irvine Welsh and musician Bobby Gillespie meet in Bobby's studio to discuss creativity, work and their greatest hits, and to look back at some of their old TV appearances.
DetailsComedienne Karen Dunbar and crime writer Denise Mina, a pair of firm friends, spend a day together discussing life and work, comparing piercings and drinking coffee.
DetailsRising star of the classical music world Nicola Benedetti meets respected folk musician Aly Bain in Edinburgh to talk about the subject closest to their heart - the violin.
DetailsPhil Cunningham and Mark Knopfler talk about their shared love for traditional music. Playing some of their favourite tunes, they talk about Knopfler's latest album.
DetailsRock goddess Shirley Manson and Turner Prize-winning artist Douglas Gordon hang out in the taxidermy department of the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.
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