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Edinburgh's City Art Centre Presents BRIGHT SHADOWS: Scottish Art In The 1920s
by Stephi Wild - Sep 8, 2020

Edinburgh's City Art Centre marks its official public re-opening on the 12th September 2020 with a new exhibition exploring the work of Scottish artists during the 1920s a?" an evocative period of social, political and economic change.

Edinburgh's City Art Centre To Reopen With New Exhibition To Mark 40th Anniversary
by Stephi Wild - Sep 2, 2020

Edinburgh's City Art Centre is to re-open its doors to the public on Saturday 12th September 2020 with a full range of new safety measures in place to ensure the safety of visitors and staff. The gallery reopens with two new exhibitions, City Art Centre at 40: Highlights from the City's Art Collection marking the City Art Centre's 40th anniversary and Bright Shadows: Scottish Art in the 1920s.

BWW REVIEW: Toxic Masculinity And Outdated Views On Women Are Highlighted In Bell Shakespeare's Modern Staging Of Comic Love Story MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
by Jade Kops - Oct 26, 2019

James Evans' (Director) contemporary presentation of Shakespeare's MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING gives the late 16th Century romantic comedy a modern sound and style while reinforcing that modern society is still battling with toxic masculinity and archaic views on women.

'Good Deeds & Dirty Rags' LP Reissue Announced for Goodbye Mr MacKenzie
by Sarah Jae Leiber - Aug 22, 2019

One of Scotland's most iconic rock bands, Goodbye Mr MacKenzie will be re-reissuing their seminal album 'Good Deeds and Dirty Rags'. Inspired by the massive success of their 30-year anniversary tour, they are doing a vinyl and CD reissue of the album that started it all. The long-play has been remastered for both formats. The CD version will include 3 additional tracks from those early years, not previously included on the original edition.

Cirque du Soleil, National Geographic Among Nominees for 2016 NYC Drone Film Festival
by BWW News Desk - Mar 4, 2016

Nominations have been announced for the 2nd Annual New York City Drone Film Festival, the world's first film festival dedicated to works filmed by drones.

Nominations Announced for 2nd Annual NYC Drone Film Festival
by Caryn Robbins - Jan 15, 2016

Nominations have been announced for the 2nd Annual New York City Drone Film Festival, the world's first film festival dedicated to works filmed by drones.

Cirque du Soleil, National Geographic Among Nominees for 2016 NYC Drone Film Festival
by TV News Desk - Jan 14, 2016

Nominations have been announced for the 2nd Annual New York City Drone Film Festival, the world's first film festival dedicated to works filmed by drones.

NYC's Path Through History Program Showcases Sites for Summer Visits
by Tyler Peterson - Aug 7, 2014

With summer travel planning underway, the New York City Path Through History (NYCPTH) work group - dedicated to promoting historic gems in the five boroughs as part of New York State's Path Through History initiative - has identified off-the-beaten-track destinations that provide outdoor experiences for staycationers, tourists, and out-of-town visitors. These historic and culturally significant sites offer enriching and enjoyable adventures, feature stunning views, have free or nominal admission, and are accessible by public transportation.

Carmel Joyce Marks Her Literary Debut with Historical Fiction Novel, THE QUEEN'S OWN ULSTER SOLDIER
by BWW News Desk - Feb 21, 2013

Carmel Joyce marks her debut in the world of literature with The 'Queen's Own' Ulster Soldier, a novel that seamlessly weaves together history and imagination. Joyce's beautifully wrought tale reveals a stunning portrait of the British Empire at the pinnacle of its power and of the people who dared to do extraordinary things during such remarkable times.