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Arts and culture correspondent @TheScotsman & @ScotonSunday. Also write about ice skating. www.scotsman.com/author/jane-bradley

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First female architect to be elected to RSA to be celebrated at museum she had hand in founding

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By Jane Bradley Verified
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Kathryn Findlay was the first female architect elected to the RSA An exhibition celebrating the first female architect elected to the Royal Scottish Academy who was instrumental in the creation of V&A Dundee is to be celebrated in an exhibition at the museum. Ushida Findlay: Unbroken Spaces at V&A Dundee will explore the creativity, curiosity and courage that shaped local architect Kathryn Findlay's career, whose ideas continue to inspire architects today.
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The Dutch conductor taking over Scottish orchestra of 'deeply human, curious and fearless musicians'

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By Jane Bradley Verified
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Antony Hermus is to take up his new role from September 2027 A Dutch conductor known for championing “outside-the-box” classical concerts has been named as head of the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra (BBC SSO), taking over from Ryan Wigglesworth, who has held the post for five years. Antony Hermus has is to take on the role of chief conductor at the orchestra, which he described as a group of “deeply human, curious and fearless musicians”.
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Study to examine economic and social impact of Edinburgh Festival Fringe

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Jane Bradley Research will focus on how the event supports jobs and businesses The economic and social impact of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe is to be explored in a new study by a Scottish university. Academics at the University of Glasgow have been commissioned to carry out the research, examining how the Fringe supports jobs and businesses and contributes to Scotland's wider cultural economy.
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