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Modern Masters Women features twenty female artists spanning a hundred years of painterly creativity, embracing floral studies, seascapes, still life sketches, portraiture, prints, drawings and abstract works.
A showcase celebrating the talent of this year’s ECA graduate cohort, created by students themselves, with the aim of creating an accessible, user-friendly and exciting online exhibition platform.
In a defiant response to the Covid crisis, Edinburgh International Festival brings together a comprehensive collection of major performances on its YouTube channel from a variety of premier international and Scottish artists, together with major national commissions and special light installations in the Festival’s regular venues across the capital.
Dublin’s The Doorway Gallery is continuing its series of weekly online exhibitions titled Getting to Know You, aiming to give the viewer a sense of the journey that the artwork makes.
Wood & Wool offers hand-crafted interior design and artefacts from its mill studio in Aberdeenshire, inspired by the imaginative fusion of materials.
Currently delivering photography courses and projects in the community and online, photography gallery Belfast Exposed will reopen its gallery space in September, refocusing on emerging and local artists.
Edinburgh’s Open Eye Gallery is exhibiting two shows by appointment only during August, including a solo show by popular and acclaimed landscape artist Barbara Rae.
An exhibition of new work from Scotland, viewable by appointment, is beginning at Ingleby Gallery Edinburgh.
Edinburgh’s Fine Art Society is presenting a series of small-scale paintings bringing together aspects of Scottish culture, geography and identity over three centuries.
Despite its cancellation this year, Edinburgh Art Festival has invited ten artists from previous festival editions to show projects, including online screenings, performances and public sites.
The Archway Gallery hosting its annual exhibition of the work of popular landscape painter John Lowrie Morrison.
Coast Art gallery in Dunbar, East Lothian is showing the first Scottish exhibition of internationally-acclaimed Lithuania-based artist Arturs Akopjans.
The University of Edinburgh’s Talbot Rice Gallery is seeking five artists to welcome into its Talbot Rice Residents programme.
The first exhibition at Dunoon Burgh Hall Gallery since lockdown will feature artworks by David Atherton.
More than a hundred designers, makers and artists, selling only their own work, are featured in this year’s online version of Edinburgh’s West End Fair.
The Scottish Ensemble is inviting the public to contribute to a new piece of music based on one of composer Pauline Oliveros’ 1971 Sonic Meditations.
The Scottish Arts Club is presenting an exhibition of paintings by Gwen Adair in its first post-lockdown exhibition.
Now available to view in the gallery, Eion Stewart Fine Art’s summer exhibition ‘North East Ensemble’ features a wide range of featured artists from Aberdeen and the north-east of Scotland.
An online version this year of Edinburgh College of Art’s annual celebration of fresh creative talent: artists, designers, architects, landscape architects, composers, filmmakers are among those featured.
Goldfinch Gallery in rural Perthshire continues to showcase a diverse range of work by artists and designers, both in its reopened gallery, and online.
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Edinburgh’s Arusha Gallery continues its varied exhibition programme both in-gallery and online, with a show of seven feminist artists exploring themes of sexuality, surrealism and subversion.
The Nomads Tent in Edinburgh is launching its first exhibition since lockdown, with local textile artist Pat Archibald presenting her students’ annual show and her own work, in the result of a year-long creative process.
Edinburgh sale room Lyon & Turnbull has a several online auctions scheduled over the coming weeks, with two now open to register for online bidding and viewing by appointment.
Created by MA students at the Courtauld Institute of Art, Unquiet Moments: Capturing The Everyday is a testament to the ability of online exhibitions to provide an immersive and engaging experience for viewers.
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