From THE HIGH WIRE

Modern art often takes a lot of concentrated time to read but it’s worth the effort. Some simple planning and choosing five or six pieces of work to focus on makes for a great experience. With this in mind, I’ve picked six paintings at Tate Modern in London to see. The reason? These paintings tell you the story of modern art.

A fascinating Q&A with Andrew Mackenzie on when a work on paper is completed. Also discover Barn Drawing, Orange, and more in his captivating exhibition at Leith School of Art.

Mark Rothko and Gerhard Richter, what it is that draws us in time and time again to see the works?

What can we learn about negative space from Maggi Hambling.

The romcom has become cult with We Live In Time – the new, achingly raw love story from the A24 stable.

Based on the critically acclaimed memoir by Amy Liptrot, The Outrun is a scorchingly honest drama about addiction, recovery and what it mean

The National Galleries of Scotland is working hard to readdress gender imbalance with new acquisitions.

This captivating exhibition sets two worlds colliding. Cutting edge technology brings the master of post-impressionist art to a contemporary

How do these two works rooted in very different historical periods speak to each other across the ages.

He has a talent for making art accessible and yet often strives to express the inexpressible.

With Yayoi Kusama's work's there is a sense that you are enveloping yourself inside something that is much bigger than yourself.