
Weaving a Powerful Narrative at The Modern Institute, Glasgow
Review: An exhibition of quilts at The Modern Institute in Glasgow tells literally powerful stories.
Review: An exhibition of quilts at The Modern Institute in Glasgow tells literally powerful stories.
Review: In what looks set to be the band’s final tour, Sons of Kemet’s Edinburgh International Festival show delivers an explosive hour and a half of ecstatic energy and breathtaking musicianship.
Review: Daniel Silver: Looking at Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh, showcases a sculptor with a fascination for clay.
Review: Gail Turpin: Nesting at Upright Gallery in Edinburgh, features a collection of closely-studied works in various media, showing the beautiful and complex homes of our feathered friends.
Review: Artist Renee Rilexie’s experiences of the sensory condition of synaesthesia are the basis for an exhibition mixing music, sound frequency, colour and pattern, and the path to wellbeing.
Review: A round-up of some of the Scottish representatives at Collect 2022 – the annual craft display at London’s Somerset House.
Review: Edinburgh International Festival’s warm welcome back to the performing arts continues with Neu! Reekie! for a night of poetry, film and banter, rounded-off by a set by Scottish pop music royalty Edwyn Collins.
Review: ‘Upside Down Mimi’ is Scottish artist Rachel Maclean’s first foray into animation and large-scale sculpture, set in the beautiful grounds of Jupiter Artland.
Review: Tatha Gallery’s antidote to shorter and darker days, emphasising positivity and inspiration.
Review: Aberdeen Art Fair this year is online, bringing together a range of art galleries and artists from across the country and beyond, in a collection of over 500 pieces of contemporary art, priced from only £50.
The Edinburgh-based Nomads Tent is hosting an evening of traditional Iranian music featuring a trio of musicians who met during the Musicians in Exile project.
Alpha Art Gallery is presenting an exhibition of new original works by Ron Lawson, including watercolour and gouache paintings.
Milton Art Gallery is delighted to present Harris, an exhibition of new works by Kanita Sim.
‘Seawards’ at White Fox Gallery pays homage to the gallery’s long-held love for the sea through a diverse display of paintings, glass, ceramic, wood and jewellery.
‘The Stars Go Waltzing’ will feature a myriad of new and exciting artists as well as work by those already popular in the gallery.
Art in the Garden at New Hopetoun Gardens in West Lothian features original outdoor works by around a dozen Scottish-based artists.
‘One Day This Glass Will Break’ consists of 20 large scale photogravures from three experimental series exploring the artist’s fascination with the physical properties of objects, materials and their histories.
‘Turner: Northern Exposure’ at the Granary Gallery in Berwick-upon-Tweed is a major new exhibition of works by one of the most renowned English Romantic artists.
Objects in The Art of African Metalwork range from 19th and early 20th-century currency to ceremonial weaponry and items used for personal adornment.
Ascent: New Paintings by Ellis O’Connor at Rhue Art Gallery is based on her experience of Assynt, Sutherland in the far north of Scotland.
Some of Britain’s most important women artists working from the 1950s to the present day are featured in ‘Ladies First: 70 years of Women’s Art’ at the Gracefield Arts Centre in Dumfries
The first survey exhibition of collage ever to take place in Britain, Cut and Paste: 400 Years of Collage spans over 400 years and includes more than 250 works.
Enigma Bodytech is a story about journeys, a subjective road trip to nowhere through time and space, meditating on the sights and sounds of energy within and without the body.
‘Workers!’ by Petra Bauer returns to Collective as a widescreen film installation, almost floating within the darkened empty structure of its City Dome space, once used to observe the routine movement of the night sky.