Review: showing at Edinburgh’s Open Eye gallery, the third joint exhibition for husband and wife Alice McMurrough and Neil Macdonald focuses on exploring the narrative of nostalgia, alongside a complementary display by Saul Robertson.
Review: known for her depictions of urban and industrial environments including the Forth bridges, Kate Downie has spent three years documenting the wild seascapes of Scotland, now on show at The Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh.
Review: a selling-exhibition at Patriothall Studios in Edinburgh will showcase 32 professional artists based there.
Review: a special exhibition in Edinburgh marking the Fine Art Society’s 150th anniversary illustrates how its outlook has been preserved over 150 years.
Review: Marking the RSA’s bicentenary and the birth of James Hutton, the ‘father of modern geology’, curator Annie Cattrell’s theme reflects on connections between beginnings, transformation and the layered history of the RSA itself.
Review: A generation’s most promising talent explores contemporary themes of identity, politics, society and the environment in the RSA’s annual New Contemporaries show in Edinburgh.
Review: The Scottish Gallery in Edinburgh is hosting an exhibition of the work of Joan Renton (1935 – 2025) – a master of composure and clarity.
Review: Founded nearly 150 years ago, the Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour has long championed watercolour and water-based media. Its Annual Exhibition highlights the versatility and relevance of these media.
Review: Showing at The Scottish Gallery in Edinburgh, Rowan Paton’s work is characterised by colourful landscapes that explore a sense of place and memory in a personal, poetic narrative.
Review: Edinburgh’s Ingleby Gallery is the ideal space to present a dynamic collection of American minimalist Winston Roeth’s works.
Review: Open Eye Gallery in Edinburgh is showing a new exhibition by Olivia Irvine, who paints fictional worlds that have the feel of memories.
Review: Following its centenary last year, Visual Arts Scotland (VAS) is again mounting its Annual Exhibition – billed as Scotland’s biggest showcase of art and craft.
Review: Beautiful seascapes by Shetland-based painter Ruth Brownlee are the subject of an exhibition at The Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh.
Review: Artist David Mankin is returning to Edinburgh’s &Gallery with a new set of paintings exploring form, colour and surface.
Review: Painter Alexander Goudie’s enduring affection for Glasgow and Brittany is marked in a major retrospective exhibition at The Scottish Gallery in Edinburgh
Review: Painter Pascale Rentsch’s vigorous seascapes bring the energy and beauty of coastal East Lothian to The Scottish Gallery in Edinburgh.
Review: Kerry Souter evokes the elemental, emotional power of the sea in ‘Time & Tide’ at Graystone Gallery, Edinburgh.
Review: Now in its 199th year, the RSA Annual Exhibition is the largest and longest-running annual exhibition of contemporary art and architecture in Scotland.
Review: Douglas Davies presents a painterly theme of ‘Favourite Places’ at Edinburgh’s Dundas Street Gallery, sharing a personal journey to tranquil locations which have inspired him.
Review: RSA New Contemporaries, the long-standing annual exhibition of work by new graduates of Scotland’s schools of art and architecture, returns for its sixteenth showcase of eye-catching work.
Review: The much-travelled Fionna Carlisle shares her experiences through art at Edinburgh’s Scottish Arts Club.
Review: Open Eye Gallery in Edinburgh is showing two exhibitions, by Andrew Restall and Sarah Carrington.
Review: The Scottish Colourists: Radical Perspectives at Dovecot Studios in Edinburgh shows how a new avant-garde language of art spread between Paris and Edinburgh.
Review: Caroline Ann Mordue and Audrey Rapier share a dreamlike, nostalgic vision of favourite places at the Open Eye Gallery, Edinburgh
