Susan Mansfield is a journalist at The Scotsman. She specializes in arts and entertainment, focusing on topics such as art, theatre, and cultural movements, with a particular passion for the Edinburgh festivals. Susan's work has been featured in Art UK, The Art Newspaper, Yahoo Sports UK, MSN, and The Scotsman.
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The Jillian Edelstein retrospective at Stills captures the compassion and humanity of her work and leaves you wanting more, writes Susan Mansfield
By: Susan Mansfield
Having painted the Pentlands and Venice, Victoria Crowe was surprised when she was drawn to clouds. Now her paintings have inspired a music and film collaboration, writes Susan Mansfield
By: Susan Mansfield
Having painted the Pentlands and Venice, Victoria Crowe was surprised when she was drawn to clouds. Now her paintings have inspired a music and film collaboration, writes Susan Mansfield
One Colourist exhibition is a joy, two is an embarrassment of riches, writes Susan Mansfield
By: Susan Mansfield
Bringing East is East to Glasgow is a homecoming on a number of levels for Kash Arshad, the director tells Susan Mansfield
The installation Rachel Maclean and Ela Orleans have created for this year’s Sonica festival poses questions about the future of AI that are both terrifying and tantalising, writes Susan Mansfield
By: Susan Mansfield
Jointly run by the National Theatre of Scotland and Imaginate, the Theatre in Schools Scotland programme is celebrating its tenth birthday with a giant giveaway, writes Susan Mansfield
One of the great things about the RSA’s 200th anniversary programme is the way exhibitions have appeared in unexpected locations, writes Susan Mansfield
One of the great things about the RSA's 200th anniversary programme is the way exhibitions have appeared in unexpected locations, writes Susan Mansfield
Four distinctive artists equal one cohesive show as bicentenary celebrations for the Royal Scottish Academy continue, writes Susan Mansfield
