Review: On show for the first time at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery, leading Scottish contemporary painter Alison Watt’s response to celebrated 18th-century portrait artist Allan Ramsay.
Review: Cool, contemporary Op Art with painterly playfulness and jazzy rhythm at Edinburgh’s Upright Gallery.
Review: Edinburgh’s Heriot Gallery presents ‘a fragrant and blossoming bouquet of artwork’.
Review: An enchanting collection of landscapes and figurative studies by London-based painter Freya Douglas-Morris is inspired by memories of people and journeys, colourfully tinted with emotional feelings and a rich cultural imagination.
Review: The Summer Exhibition by the Arion Art Group at The Life Room in Edinburgh features paintings, drawing, and prints in a wide range of influences, subjects and approaches, from figurative to abstract.
Review: A centenary tribute to the distinctive artistry, authentic vision and expressive voice of Joan Eardley at The Scottish Gallery, which represented her during her career.
Review: A superlative showcase of figurative and botanical paintings launches Edinburgh’s new Heriot Gallery in bold and vibrant style.
Review: Two of Scotland’s most accomplished landscape artists, Sarah Anderson and Gill Knight, look at land and sea from shared, and contrasting, perspectives at Edinburgh’s Dundas Street Gallery.
Review: A centenary tribute to one of Scotland’s most-loved artists, through photographs, sketches and paintings at the Fine Art Society, Edinburgh.
Review: ‘Views from a Sanctuary’ is the first showcase at Edinburgh’s &Gallery of Joan Doerr’s soulful, serene, meditative artwork.
Review: an exhibition of meticulous still-life paintings is being shown physically in Australia and simultaneously online via three Scottish galleries.
Review: The range of four exhibitions this month at the Scottish Gallery in Edinburgh celebrates the birth of Spring.
Review: Fractured emotions and theatrical imagination were the lifeblood running through Pat Douthwaite’s unique, authentic style.
Review: &Gallery Edinburgh’s new exhibition is the first solo exhibition in Scotland by British artist Helen Booth, bringing together more than 25 pieces of recent work, featuring oils on canvas derived from a recent residency in Iceland.
Review: Vibha Panjai fuses her Indian heritage with ancient folklore at Edinburgh’s Dundas Street Gallery.
Review: Lachlan Goudie’s colourful story-book landscapes, inspired by classic fairy tales.
Review: A showcase of Steven Hood’s Sky- and Seascapes at Edinburgh’s Dundas Street Gallery.
Review: A showcase of Colin Maxwell-Bryce’s recent photographs and digitally-modified archival images at Edinburgh’s Dundas Street Gallery.
Review: Wild and atmospheric compositions on show at Dundas Street Gallery by South Queensferry-based land- and seascape painter Kirstin Heggie.
&Gallery’s new exhibition of Ele Pack’s ‘captivating collection of these dreamlike compositions’.
Review: Six artists based in Scotland and Northern England display their contrasting approaches to depicting the natural landscape.
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.
&Gallery’s summer exhibition of abstract landscapes is a collection of vibrant, vivacious energy and tranquil moods.
Michael Clark’s paintings of romantic Paris feature in his exhibition at the reopened Doubtfire Gallery’s new home in Stockbridge, Edinburgh.
