'Error 404' is the the first online exhibition of @mafa.2022 - a collective of 4th year MA Fine Art students at ECA.

Shezad Dawood is not afraid in mixing media to create richly layered artworks that interweave and interrogate narratives, histories, realities and symbolism. We caught up with him recently to talk about his practice and the use of VR technology in art. Head over to our website to read the full interview.

The answer is inevitably yes. Original Art contributes positivity your our mental health. But how? In our latest piece we look are 3 intangible areas, where original art helps mental health.

Artist Tiffany Chung’s work, cosplay is the identity of history. She used fictional roles of pop culture to conceal the bloodbath of the Vietnam War. It is playful and introspective approach to a sad past.

Bad Video Art is an annual festival that takes place in various locations in Moscow, Russia. Recently, I spoke with its curators Natalia Monakhova and Andrey Schlachilin about what makes video art, bad.

Museums are working hard at digitalising their art collections. But what is the point? Our latest article discusses this change.

Covid Relief Funding. We discuss options for artists in conversation with Creative Scotland, The Artist Union and Creative Edinburgh. What are sustainable way to develop income for creative? Funding, Freelancing and …

Does art transcend social media? Does it have more influence than the influencer? We discuss influencer culture in the visual arts, identity and more. Read here →

Curation is everywhere. Instagram feeds, window displays, hair styles, salads – but who gets to curate culture? With the release of the National Recovery Fund we look at the impact of the governments choices have on the wider story of contemporary British culture. Read here →

Instagram may well have become an necessary evil - but as an artist, to what extent are you conscious of how much time you spend snapping, documenting and posting? Perhaps some balance could be useful in 2021

Planning a staycation this year? The Gairloch Museum, is based in the North West of Scotland. Once a nuclear bunker, this stark and deceptively simple concrete block of building has undergone a transformation. After 8 years of planning and plenty of help from the local community, the disused bunker now throws open its doors as a museum and art exhibition space