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May 2013

We are now on twitter! Follow us for updates @The_Drouth

Stations of the Green, a poetic reflection on Douglas Gordon's unsafe and dangerous artwork, now demolished, also runs at New Glasgow Society, 1307 Argyle Street, Glasgow, until Friday 17th May. See The Drouth About the Green tab for more information on this, and our new book, Demolition Proof.

May 2012

The Drouth and Glasgow School of Art bear witness to the fall of Douglas Gordon’s artwork at Glasgow Green Station

@

The People’s Palace,

Glasgow Green

6pm Thursday 24th May

 

We will also launch The Drouth Issue 42: Strategy

 

May 2012

Introducing... 

DROUTH TV!

We are happy to announce the launch of our Youtube Channel, with an exclusive video of a performance at the Sonic Fusion Music Festival of 'Kelman Stories', a music and spoken word piece specially commissioned by The Drouth.

Stay tuned for further audio-visual updates on all things Drouth...

April 2012

Firstly, Issue 42: Strategy is now available. See our Buy section to order.

Secondly, The Drouth has joined with Sonic Fusion Music Festival and the University of Salford to host a workshop and two concerts this weekend. See The Drouth @ Large for more details.

 

 

 

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  • The Drouth at Large

    Projects involving Drouthers, or directly sponsored/supported by us.
    • The Robert Burns Centre
      Headed up by Drouth editor Gerry Carruthers, the RBC is the leading research body into the work of the national poet.
    • The Sonic Fusion Music Festival
      Classical, contemporary and experimental music festival curated by Drouth editor Steve Davismoon, based at the University of Salford.
    • Glasgow Dialectograms
      Is is a map? An architectural drawing? A diagram? A comic? A load of old rubbish? You decide...
    • NYOS- Vanishing Boundaries: Beasts of the Field
      Ground breaking collaboration between Drouth editors Johnny Rodger and Steve Davismoon, with the animator Ian Gardiner, the National Youth orchestra of Scotland and actor Gordon Munro.
    • Boswell in Space
      A web documentary on James Boswell by Drouth editors Mitch Miller and Emma Lennox.
    • Red Road Underground
      Exhibition documenting the surprisingly quirky nooks and crannies of the iconic Glasgow housing scheme.

  • Drouth Alumni

    Sites and interesting stuff from the artists, editors and writers who have graced our pages over the past decade or so.
    • Chris Leslie
      The website of filmmaker and photographer Chris Leslie, whose work has featured in a number of issues.
    • Stuart Murray
      Cover artist and man on the inside(ofthemagazine) Stuart Murray.
    • PAXTONWORKS
      Site for the artist and filmmaker Ruth Paxton.
    • Alison Irvine
      Novelist and author of This Road is Red, recently excerpted in The Drouth.
    • Lallands Peat Worrier
      Regular commentary on Scottish politics and the independence debate by Drouth contributor Andrew Tickell.
    • Alasdair Gray
      Ok, claiming him as an alumni may be a bit cheeky, but he's been a cover artist twice, and his name has been taken in vain under the covers a million times...
    • Polymash Practice
      The artist - or rather, 'polymash extraordinare' - Chris Dooks.
    • Eleanor Thom
      The novelist Ellie Thom, author of 'The Tin Kin'.
    • P U L S E
      Blog edited by former guest editors and contributors Muhammad Idrees Ahmad and Robin Yassin-Kassab, offering a critical and in-depth analysis of media coverage of the middle east, conflict and prevailing political narratives. Bracing and provocative.
    • Stuart McAdam
      Our latest cover artist (issue 43).
    • Prof. Willy Maley
      Website for the writer and leading literary scholar, Willy Maley.
    • Land Matters
      Astute and probing blog about land reform and politics in Scotland, run by past contributor Andy Wightman.

  • Links We Like