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Divided into two sections of Imagined Landscapes and Abstract Constructions, Ian McKinnell’s work originates in real-world images, retaining an organic ‘memory’ of the world.
The Virtual Art Fair is an online space for artists to exhibit, and for collectors and casual visitors to view, with physical spaces currently closed to visitors.
While its doors are closed, Leith School of Art continues online, highlighting online courses and staff and alumni activities. Among other things, a series of online summer courses is being prepared.
A free online exhibition, competition, and community, the John Byrne Award welcomes people seeking a deeper understanding of the values driving our contemporary beliefs and actions.
A long-standing home for excellent contemporary art, Eduardo Alessandro Studios is hosting its first online exhibition, featuring new works by Nael Hanna.
Smithy Gallery is hosting an online exhibition of Borders-based painter Helen Tabor.
Established in 2004 and one of the largest open studio events in the UK, NEOS North-East Open Studios initiative has been awarded the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service – the voluntary sector’s equivalent of Membership of the British Empire.
Currently closed, Linlithgow’s Line Gallery is showing over one hundred pictures from its collection, which can be viewed and purchased via its Facebook or web pages.
Entries are being sought by the annual Scottish Portrait Awards for the £5,000 Scottish Portrait Award in Fine Art, and £3,000 Richard Coward Scottish Portrait Award in Photography.
UNIONGallery’s online Summer Exhibition is set to bring colour and light into the home while the gallery remains closed, with a wide variety of highly-skilled work.
Kilmorack Gallery in Beauly, Inverness-shire, is showing a truly vast and varied array of visual art on its website throughout June.
The Scottish Society of Artists’ Urban Departures exhibition will launch online at 7pm on 2nd June with a webinar and discussion, showcasing on artists who manipulate different materials using print, and centring around current conversations in printmaking.
A chance to engage and interact online with Glasgow School of Art’s graduate work across myriad disciplines – this time with a global dimension.
Illustration, jewellery, glass, textiles, craft of all kinds and art are on offer at Tea Green’s indie online marketplace, taking place over two days.
On The Table is the first digital exhibition from Marram, an online platform for sharing ideas in contemporary art, showcasing the work of artists based in Scotland and connecting with others internationally.
In its 194th Annual Exhibition, the RSA affords the opportunity to view hundreds of works by artists from Scotland and further afield, presented entirely online for the first time.
Gallery Q Dundee’s second online exhibition features the work of Pete Monaghan and Elizabeth Haines, specifically curated for online display.
One of Arusha Gallery’s online initiatives during lockdown, Exercise Three has grown over time to include work by myriad artists.
In response to the pandemic, the organisers of the prestigious Turner Prize have agreed to postpone the annual exhibition and prize until next year and instead award a series of ten one-off £10,000 bursaries this year.
Dancing Light Gallery’s current online exhibition offers a high-quality range of art and craft from a wide variety of distinctive artists as an antidote to lonely times.
Celebrating its 30th birthday year, Gallery Heinzel’s anniversary exhibition features a selection of artists’ work from its last three decades.
The Scottish Gallery has put together online a series of a series of short videos made by a wide range of artists from Scotland and the UK who are currently represented by the Gallery.
Online this year, but arTay as usual features a huge range of first-class artwork, from 28th – 31st May.
Edinburgh’s Morningside Gallery continues its online exhibition programme with its annual Scott Naismith solo show, with over twenty new paintings by this much-collected Scottish artist.
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