Joseph Maxwell Stewart Mon 21 Jun-Sat 3 Jul. Recent watercolours.

TOTAL KUNST 6 FOREST

3 Bristo Place. 220 4538. Daily

noon— 10pm.

Paula Mlklosevic Until Fri 18 Jun. An exhibition of photographs by Paula

Miklosevic as part of Balkan Fest 2004. Part of Balkan Fest 2004.

TRAVERSE THEATRE

Cambridge Street. 228 1404. Daily 10am—midnight.

Merlin’s, Myths 8: Mayhem Until Sat 3 Jul. An exhibition of Merlin (ittrrie's weird and wonderful illustrations and artwork as part of the Children‘s lntemational Theatre Festival. WASPS STUDIOS

2 West Park Place. Dalry Road. 313 2484.

Open Studios Day Sat 12 Jun. 10am—6pm. Free. Artists at WASPS studios open their doors to the public a great chance to meet the artist and buy direct.

ANTHONY WOODD

4 Dundas Street. 558 9544/5. Mon—Fri 10am—6pm; Sat 1 1am—4pm.

Mixed Show A selection of Scottish sporting. military and landscape paintings.

Masters of the Press Tue 22 Jun—Sat 17 Jul. A wide range of sporting. military. satirical. topographical and cartographical prints plus wildlife. portraiture and landscapes by a selection of artists.

Edinburgh Museums

This section lists museums currently showing temporary exhibitions. For details of other permanent attractions, see City Life, page 100.

BANK OF SCOTLAND MUSEUM ON THE MOUND

The Mound. 529 1288. Mon—Fri 10am-4.45pm.

Banking Memorabilia Exhibition Mon 14 Jun—Fri 3 Sep. A small museum located within the Bank of Scotland‘s HQ displaying banking memorabilia spanning 300 years. including early Scottish banknotes. forgeries. a Victorian branch tableau and a 17th century iron kist.

MUSEUM OF CHILDHOOD

42 High Street. 529 4142. Mon—Sat 10am—5pm.

The Best Toy Trains in the World Until Sat 4 Sep. A display of llornby Gauge () trains from the collection of H Murray MacRae.

MUSEUM OF EDINBURGH (formerly Huntly House). 142 Canongate. 529 4143. Mon-Sat 10am—5pm. Free.

If you Know a Good Thing, Pass it On Until Sat 24 Jul. The story of Mak Merry Pottery which was established in Fast Lothian in the early 20th century by Catherine Blair.

NEWHAVEN HERITAGE MUSEUM

Newhaven Harbour. 551 4165. Daily noon—4.45pm. Free.

Ten of the Best Until Wed 25 May. To celebrate the Museum‘s 10th anniversary. an exhibition looking back over the decade.

WRITERS’ MUSEUM

Lady Stair‘s House. Lady Stair's Close. 529 4901. Mon—Sat 10am—5pm. Dorothy Dunnett (1923-2001) Until Sat 26 Jun. A focus on the life and work of author Dorothy Dunnett who penned Lymonrl Chronic/rs. K ing Hereafter. The House of Nit't‘olo and the Johnson Johnson detective series.

DUNCAN OF JORDANSTONE

COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN

University of Dundee. 13 Perth Road.

, 01382 345330. Mon—Fri 10am---6pm;

i

Sat 10am-«4.30pm.

Textile Treasures Until Sat 19 Jun. (Lamb Gallery). Drawn from the University of Dundee's archive and museum collections and to coincide with a new website. Scottish Textile Heritage ()nline. an exhibition exploring Dundee‘s many links to the art and industry of textiles.

DUNDEE CONTEMPORARY

ARTS

152 Nethergate. 01382 909900. Tue—Wed. Sat & Sun 1().30am—-5.30pm:

; Thu & Fri 10.30am—-8pm.

Richard Wright L'ntil Sun 13 Jun. For over ten years. Glasgow-based artist Richard Wright has painted directly onto the surfaces of the buildings in which he exhibits. Meticulously and precisely rendered. his motifs range from gothic ornamentation to hold stripes of colour. resembling commercial logos. tattoo designs or computer graphics. In this. his first major solo show, Wright will be

creating new. site-specific wall drawings

which engage with the DCA's architectural features along with a selection of new and recent works on paper. LAST CHANCE TO SEE. Clare Hillerby Until Sun 13 Jun.

3 Jewellery by Clare llillerby which

combines silver with yellow gold. gold leaf and paper.

John Maguire tintil Sun 13 Jun. Ceramics by Joint Maguire including teapots. vases. bowls. cups and saucers.

MCMANUS GALLERIES Albert Square. 01382 432084. Mon—Wed & Fri—-Sat 10.30am ~5pm:

. Thu 10.30am—7pm; Sun l2.30--4pm.

Robert Callender: Plastic Beach L'ntil Sun 20 Jun. Robert (‘allender exhibits his new installation. Plastic Brat/1. tnade up of an array of supposedly plastic items which have actually been constructed from

cardboard. paper and paint in order to

highlight the environmental plight of Scotland‘s beaches. The show also includes a selection of his other work. including oil paintings and floor pieces.

* Outside the Cities

Dunfermline

PITTENCRIEFF HOUSE MUSEUM

Pittencrieff Park. 01383 722935. Daily 1 lam—4pm. Free.

Light and Dark Until Sun 20 Jun.

1 lam~5pm. An exhibition of prints by members of the Fife Dunfermline Print Workshop featuring guest artist Frances Walker.

Isle of Bute

MOUNT STUART GALLERY Mount Stuart. 01700 503877. Mon. Wed & Fri—Sun 10am—5pm.

Langlands and Bell Sun 13 Jun—Sun 26 Sep. An installation by this year's Turner Prize nominees Langlands and Bell. referencing the tiny family chapel dedicated to St John the livangelist and designed in 1873 by the architect William Burges at Mount Stuart. NEW SHOW.

Stirling

THE CHANGING ROOM

35 The Stirling Arcade. 01786 479361. Wed» -Sat 1 1am-5pm.

Mengenburo Until Sat 26 Jun. Germany-based artists Tobias and Raphael Danke create a spatial installation. photographs. objects and schemes in collaboration with a group of artists. inspired by a mathematical theory that was introduced in (iermany in the early 70s.

STORYTELLING PREVIEW

CHILDREN’S AUTHOR EVENTS Julia Donaldson, Mon 14 Jun; Catherine MacPhail, Mon 14 Jun; Margaret Ryan, Tue 15 Jun, GilmorehillG12, Glasgow

Where would you find Cheesy Peasmint flavour ice cream, vegetarian“ vampire and a snail who hitches a lift on the tail of a whale? The answer

is easy for fans of Julie Bertagna’s Ice Cream Machine, Eye Tooth by Frank Rodgers and Julia Donaldson, since they are all well-loved characters from their books. But during the West End Festival, all these authors and their creations can be found in one place, as part of a series of children’s events at Gilmorehill. The line-up of readings also includes Catherine MacPhail, author of the young adults’ books

Underworld and Another Me, and Margaret Ryan with her tales of Hover

Boy and Airy Fairy.

These promise to be fun and interactive events for children, catering for

a variety of different age groups between the ages of three and 11. One of the highlights will be Julia Donaldson’s performance of the Snail and the Whale, her story of two very different sized creatures travelling

around the world together. As well as being known for her clever rhyming

tales, Glasgow resident Donaldson loves to perform, having spent many years busking as a penniless student and writing songs for children’s television. ‘1’" be acting out the story using an inflatable whale and some foam snails, then I’ll do another of my books, The Magic Paintbrush, which is based on a Chinese folk tale and involves the audience playing some of the characters’. (Rachael Street)

)ulta Donaldson.

Events are listed by city, then type. Submit listings at least ten days before publication to kids@list.co.uk, by post or by tax on 0131 557 8500. Listings are compiled by Ruth Hedges.

Activities And Fun

Pottery Workshops Sat 12 Jun & Sat 19 Jttn. noon 6pm. £5. Fireworks Stttdio. 35a Dalhousie Street. 332 3738. Ages 4+. Paint pots or have a go on the potter‘s wheel in these weekly workshops for children.

Saturday Art Club Sat 12 Jun & Sat 19 Jun. 10am 1pm. Free. (iallery of Modern Art. Queen Street. 229 1996. Fun art activities for children aged 3 l0 relating to art on display with drawing. collage. sculpture making and games » parents can get stuck in too.

Acting Up! Drama for Children and Young People Wed Io Jun & Wed 23 Jun. 6.30 8.30pm. £5. CCA. 350 Sauchiehall Street. 352 4900. Drama workshop led by actor and writer ('lare Hemphill for l2-—l8-year olds.

Axel Scheffler

Acting Up! Drama for Children and Young People Sat 12 Jun & Sat 19 Jun. l—2.30pm. £5. CCA. 350 Sauchiehall Street. 352 4900. Drama workshop led by actor and writer Clare Hemphill for 6—1 l-year olds. Fairytale Worlds Sun 13 Jun. noon—2pm. £3. CCA. 350 Sauchiehall Street. 352 49(X). Create scenery inspired by Beck‘s Futures winner Saskia Olde- Wolbers‘ surreal videos.

Sunday Kids’ Day Sun 13 Jun & Sun 20 Jun. Free. The Loft. Ashton Lane. 339 8444. Face painting. big screen kids' movies. doodle boards and massive charity balloon release at 7pm as part of the West End Festival.

MUSIC

Live + Loud Sun 20 Jun. noon—6pm. £19.50. Hampden Park. Letherby Drive. 0870 169 0100. The pop fest returns in association with Health Scotland. Acts signed up so far include Busted. Blue. Sugababes. McFIy. Emma Bunton. Pzeter Andre. Jamelia. Maroon 5. Natasha Bedingfeild. Michelle McManus. Mark Owen. Deepest Blue. Phixx. Acoustic Love Experience. Lemonescent. 3 Style. No Reason and Twenty 4 Seven.

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