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Sunday, 8th November 2009

Tim Cornwell

Arts Diary: Hint of retro and a tip for the top as 300 works by Scottish artists go on show MORE than 300 works, chosen from submissions by about 200 Scottish artists, go on show today at the 148th exhibition of the Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts in the Mitchell Library.

Arts diary: Playwrights get their own X Factor PLAYWRITING, X Factor style? Budding Scottish dramatists could face the tender mercies of an internet vote if they submit new work to the Tron Theatre – all in the name of letting the public pick the play.

Frieze Frame SIX years after it was founded, London's Frieze Art Fair is not so much a fair as a three-ring circus,

Arts Diary: The enigma of variation No 1020 THE BIG issue at the Frieze Art Fair, the UK's annual fiesta for contemporary art in Regent's Park, London, may be whether the art market can bounce back, but the curious are also wondering what Martin Creed, pictured below, is up to now. The

Arts Diary: Duke turns focus on neglected Scott

Arts Diary: 'I don't patronise them, but I do things that could be considered edgy for them'

Arts diary: Writer and rider likes a challenge

Arts Diary: Dan's latest tome sparks a prophecy of doom

The freedom fighters

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Arts Diary: Dark psychological drama really isn't laugh a minute

Interview: Joyce Gunn - Quick on the draw

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Arts diary: Brave new operas for the adventurous at heart…

Tim Cornwell's Arts Diary: Throwing a big bash for Big O

Tim Cornwell's Arts Diary: Is Zaha really the Robert Mugabe of architecture?

Tim Cornwell's diary: Sheppard turns gamekeeper in a bid to keep the stags out

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