Central Station are all over the Scottish Indy Ref this week with events, showcases and features all relating to Scotland’s Independence Referendum.

We sent out an open call asking Central Station members for images of your work representing Scotland’s Indy Ref. The results are in the YES | NO | NEITHER feature here.

Happening now, Early Days: The Arches’ Referendum Festival offers theatre, exhibitions, events and more. See festival highlights on Central Station here.

The cultural social platform, KILTR have been covering the Big Debate with a dedicated section to all things Referendum-related. Paul from KILTR has offered an overview of their coverage for Central Station here.

No matter the outcome, we will have a response on Friday outlining the next steps for Scotland’s creative sector.

Are you running your own Indy Ref event? Let us know by email – hello@thisiscentralstation.com, tweet @CenSta the info or simply post it on our Facebook page.

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UPDATE 19.09.2014

Read what creative professionals living in Scotland felt the ‘No vote’ meant for them in Creative Sector Responses here.

Take a look at 100 Days, a project by photographer Paul Harkin exploring the thoughts of those born outside of Scotland.

For art films about independence, see these works by Scottish visual artist Craig Mackay and motion graphics artist and animator, Fraser Croall.

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As the Independence Referendum approaches, The Arches have put together a festival of events to inspire and inform. Running until 19 September, the day after the Referendum, EARLY DAYS offers theatre, discussions, exhibitions and more including a post-Referendum Brunch.

From now until 18 September, see Wallace, a theatre event commissioned by The Arches and The National Theatre and created by created by Rob Drummond and David Overend.

For dinnertime politics, Please Wait to be Seated offers diners a debate topic to discuss while dining with the chance to vote and compare decisions. Created by performance artist, Adam J Scarborough, this Arches Cafe Bar Takeover runs until 19 September.

Finally, as the Referendum is decided on 18 September, party the night away at The Arches Political Party. The evening will include a performance from Glaswegian band Errors and VJ Jamie Wardrop and naturally, live results as the votes come in. There will also be acoustic sets from Eugene Kelly of The Vaselines and Carla Easton of Teencanteen, comedy from host David Bratchpiece and much more.

EARLY DAYS runs until 19 September. For the full programme of events see The Arches website.

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