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An Edinburgh illustrator will be on hand at the St James Quarter Starbucks this weekend, to craft personalised artworks for the first 100 visitors who come through the door.

Spectra, which is known as Scotland's 'festival of light', has returned to Union Terrace Gardens in Aberdeen following a major redevelopment at the historic gardens.

Sarah Lucas throws a party, Donatella shows his tender side, Alice Neel captures the real America, and Peter Doig brings romantic irony to the Courtauld

The singer feeds her voice through myriad effects units in a beautiful album exploring authenticity and artifice

The group is looking for an artist to create something "bold and eye-catching" that will draw attention to the rebirth of the site

A campaign is hoping to help young surgery patients feel confident about their scars

The satirical arts prize that was created to poke fun at the Archibald Prize returns for the first time since the death of its founder, Peter Batey.

A mother has expressed outrage after a teacher took her 11-year-old daughter’s drawing and claimed that the artwork was “inappropriate”.

"My artwork is unapologetic," said the artist. "Sometimes it can be very political. Sometimes it can be very controversial."

We hear from some of the hundreds of Cameroonian medical students who have headed to Madagascar for their training. Also, videos from a Guinean TikToker based in Senegal have been taking the social media site by storm. Plus, Chanel collaborates with West African embroidery artists to put on a spectacular…

Other lives: a pony-mad girl who went on to make sculptures of horses, and sang in opera and musicals along the way