Review: Glasgow School of Art’s Postgraduate Degree Shows run across four locations in the city, with its Stow Building showcasing a 12-month studio-based postgraduate programme.
Review: The Royal Scottish Academy (RSA) is showing a major exhibition by one of Scotland’s most distinctive artists, Joyce W Cairns, as part of its bicentenary programme.
Review: Glasgow School of Art’s Masters degree show gives visitors an insight into the imaginations of dozens of highly-individual graduate artists.
Review: Collective on Edinburgh’s Calton Hill is showing the first Scottish solo exhibition by London-based artist Edinburgh College of Art graduate Paloma Proudfoot.
Review: Glasgow-based artist Ilana Halperin’s retrospective exhibition at Edinburgh’s Fruitmarket brings together 27 years of thinking, making, and travelling.
Review: New gallery Beautiful Materials at The Avenues shopping centre in Newton Mearns, Glasgow, is hosting a show looking at the human desire to be loved.
Review: Graystone Gallery in Edinburgh is showing an exhibition bringing together seven contemporary artists examining how personal memories reshape familiar places.
Review: Edinburgh’s acclaimed arts centre Summerhall Arts is hosting four solo exhibitions by artists advocating for social, political, environmental, or cultural change.
Review: One of the largest contemporary art exhibitions in the country, The Society of Scottish Artists (SSA)’s 127th Annual Exhibition takes place at the Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh.
Review: Artist Nicola Atkinson has opened her new Beautiful Materials gallery in Newton Mearns’ The Avenues shopping centre.
Review: Fruitmarket in Edinburgh is showing the first public posthumous exhibition of Jaune Quick-to-See Smith – the first chance to see her work in Scotland, and her most significant European institutional show to date.
Review: A current exhibition at the Royal Scottish Academy in Edinburgh of works by Glasgow artist Toby Paterson spans the last two decades and includes some work not shown in the UK before.
Review: At the Hoxton Hotel in Edinburgh, photographer Soo Burnell showcases unusual photos of her home city.
Review: On show at Gleneagles Townhouse, St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, a series of performances by interdisciplinary artist Fev Buchanan centres on her own personal experience.
Review: Artists on the MLitt Fine Art Practice programme are exhibiting their final work as part of Glasgow School of Art’s Postgraduate Degree Show, in the School’s Stow building.
Review: The National Galleries of Scotland is hosting the largest-ever indoor exhibition by artist Andy Goldsworthy, in Edinburgh’s RSA building.
Review: The Palestine Museum Scotland in Edinburgh is showing a special exhibition by respected photographer and collage-maker Peter Kennard, on Gaza.
Review: Fruitmarket in Edinburgh is showing a new installation by British artist Mike Nelson, known for immersive installations which transform the spaces they inhabit.
