Art

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Celebrating the beauty of Washington State

A selection of images by Beatriu Delaveda

“Scotland is a visually rich repository of endless possibility.” – Damian Shields

Bomi Park is charmed by this melding of modernism and indigenous invention 

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Lisson Gallery, New York City

Bomi Park enjoys this clever, timely take on technology and alienation

Chris Dooks has created a hypnotic fusion of sonic art and photography

Lydia Tsiouva captures simple moments of beauty in everyday life

I am constantly looking for that decisive moment.

Daniel White fuses photography and digital techniques to explore the lives of our forests

Artist Tet Speirs photographs sunsets through glass to stunning effect.

Ayla Douglas on the captivating chaos of the hipster Wendy-verse

A new collection of photographs by Ruth Orkin celebrates one of the most perceptive chroniclers of the post war era

Photographer Yaz Norris explores the world of light and shadow.

Janeanne Gilchrist journeys into the deep with ethereal, otherworldly images captured beneath the waves

Send us your pictures which capture the essence of the last 12 months

Glasgow-based artist and filmmaker Rachel Nolan uses photography to abstract the mundane.

Megan Kennedy’s immersive drawings capture the hypnotic power of nature

A protest group use visual satire to call out the double speak of a major global oil corporation and the celebrities who endorse them

Jade Starmore, a photographer and textile designer from the Hebrides, creates wearable art inspired by the Scottish landscape

Jola Sopek’s intimate portraits of everyday life elevate the banal into something beautiful and infinite

Artist Lucie Rachel discusses identity, intimacy, respect and the creation of her remarkable work detailing the arc of her parents’ relationship

As the late and much-loved Katy Dove’s work is celebrated in a major exhibition, Neil Cooper talks to Graham Domke and Anne Marie Copestake about this most playful and visionary of artists

Rory Cavanagh goes behind the scenes at one of the new Wonders of the World

Documentary photographer Mariusz Bogacki explores the role of women in the Yunnan province of China

Photographer Keith Brame journeys across the Scottish Highlands and Islands documenting the stark beauty of the landscape and its inhabitants

Mark Osborne uses lighting techniques to create abstract images that explore space and form

Artist Calum Colvin on creative invention, what to say to painters when they pick on you, and how to glue a tortoise to an ironing board

Gregor Schmatz takes us on a road trip through Sweden’s love affair with the American car

Photographer Jane Flynn provides a fascinating insight into the lives of the Mennonites of Southern Illinois

Artist Philip Braham discusses his photographic series which recalls an old master and looks at where photography as a medium is heading

Elena Kollatou explores the social and environmental impact of large scale coal mining across Europe.

Photographer Christina Kernohan travelled to Mongolia and discovered a land of wild beauty and stark contrasts

Daniel White constructs sculptures in the landscape to cast light on the dark practice of night hawking

Photographer Robyn Braham looks back over her time in a Canadian mountain town.

Thirty years on from the miners’ strike, photographer James Parker documents Yorkshire’s last remaining coal mines

Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert documents the old tradition of the Common Riding festivals in the Scottish Borders.

Photographer Jack Luke records the way in which bings, once little more than a dumping ground for industry, have been reclaimed by nature and the community.

A powerful insight into the lives of women engaged in conflict, organised by Beyond Borders Scotland.

A strangely beguiling collection by kennardphillipps, aka London artists Peter Kennard and Cat Phillipps.

“My work is narrative and biographical, exploring the world of small Angus towns and the fields of high grass and weeds that surround them. This is where I grew up and where I return to time and time again to resurrect or remodel lost moments.” – Kevin Low

Kirsty Whiten has been making distinctive warped paintings and drawings for ten years, earning her a year’s residency in Paris, and exhibitions from Den Haag to Melbourne. Her monkey relics and other twisted drawings have appeared in magazines and on blogs around the world.

www.kirstywhiten.com

Emilie Anderson is a Glasgow-based artist

Eileen Budd is an an artist, scuba diver and surfer based in Edinburgh.

Bryan M Ferguson is a photographer and filmmaker based in Glasgow.