LONDON: Tom Jeffreys reports from the opening of a brand new interdisciplinary creative space.

Floral repetitions, armour-plated hair and high-shine disco gloss: when Life on Mars lands in Seventies Suburbia.

LONDON: Sarah Lester reports on the National Portrait Gallery's new exhibition of work by George Catlin, artist and proto-ethnographer.

CC O'Hanlon's US Trilogy, Part III: The history and unique mystique of Route 66.

CC O'Hanlon's US Trilogy, Part II: The lunar-like sierras of the Mojave Desert.

LONDON: Tom Jeffreys talks to some of the artists and scientists celebrating the bicentenary of John Snow.

CC O'Hanlon's US Trilogy, Part I: In defence of the Motorway City.

OXFORD: A new exhibition looking at the relationship between art and the brain.

Writer and musician Merlyn Driver describes man's relationship with domesticated animals on the Orkney Islands of Scotland.

A poem drawing heavily on the Hebridean landscape of her childhood, by Kirsty MacLeod.