
Art in the Garden 2022 is a Reality at New Hopetoun Gardens
Art in the Garden 2022 at New Hopetoun Gardens in West Lothian features original outdoor art installed in twenty display gardens throughout July and August.
Continually updated calendar of events near you and online, including art fairs, auctions, open studios, museums openings and charity events in Scotland, the UK and beyond.
Art in the Garden 2022 at New Hopetoun Gardens in West Lothian features original outdoor art installed in twenty display gardens throughout July and August.
Edinburgh’s extraordinary heritage and cultural diversity are being celebrated in an unusual way: a trail of forty individually-designed giraffe sculptures around the city.
Review: The New York-based author and commentator Fran Lebowitz visits Edinburgh’s Usher Hall to offer her sardonic take on life.
Busy Glasgow arts venue SWG3 is hosting the return of the Art Car Boot Sale Glasgow – a chance to discover and purchase works from a host of specially-invited artists.
One of Europe’s biggest events dedicated to street art and graffiti, Yardworks is set to return to SWG3 in Glasgow.
Around 100 Scottish artists, including David Mach, Barbara Rae, Adrian Wiszniewski and Ken Currie, have donated works for sale in Artist Aid Ukraine – a fundraising exhibition to support victims of the war in Ukraine.
Dundee-based Tea Green showcases Scotland’s most talented independent artists and designers at pop-up events planned for June and July.
This year’s Hidden Door festival of music, art, dance, theatre and spoken word by emerging talent has taken over the imposing former Royal High School building on Calton Hill in Edinburgh.
Edinburgh saleroom Lyon & Turnbull’s programme of auctions continues through June with a busy spread of online and in-person auctions.
Among the highlights of this year’s Dumfries & Galloway Arts Festival, Wendy Weatherby performs songs by Carolina Oliphant, Lady Nairne – composer of several celebrated Scottish folk songs often thought to be by Robert Burns.
The Perth Festival of the Arts is underway for 2022, bringing highlights of classical performing arts to the city, plus the regular art fair Artay.
Edinburgh’s The Nomads Tent will be among the exhibitors at World Textile Day at Bridge of Allan, near Stirling, which features specialist fair trade market stalls displaying wares from artisan textile makers, workshops and villages around the world.
Auction house Lyon & Turnbull has a busy May of online and physical auctions lined-up, with viewing at its Edinburgh and London showrooms.
Artists have donated work to the Friends of Charlie House Art Exhibition & Sale at Trinity Hall in Aberdeen, with the proceeds aiding the charity’s Big Build Appeal.
UK-based humanitarian initiative Art Aid Ukraine is staging an online timed auction of contemporary works by internationally-acclaimed artists and ceramicists, to raise funds for medicines for hospitals in war-stricken Ukraine.
Scone Palace in Perth is again host to the annual outdoor artisan ceramics market Potfest Scotland, featuring over ninety ceramic artists from around the UK.
The organisation behind Edinburgh’s West End Fair is to set-up Flair@ B3, – a pop-up art fair in partnership with Scottish Design Exchange and St James Quarter.
After a two-year absence, the Glasgow Contemporary Art Fair is set to return to the Marquee at the city’s Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.
Glasgow’s cherished Burrell Collection has reopened, following a £68-million refurbishment and six-year closure.
Lyon & Turnbull has a busy April of online auctions lined-up, continuing with ‘Lalique inc A Private Collection of Car Mascots’, and ‘MODERN-MADE: Modern British and Post-War Art, Design & Studio Ceramics (28th and 29th April).
Lyon & Turnbull in Edinburgh continues its March programme of online auctions with Asian Works of Art on 16th March.
Having reached issue four of its magazine, Edinburgh-based art and social enterprise Little Living Room has entered its second year with new horizons.
There is a glistening double-bill of auctions on 9th March at Lyon & Turnbull in Edinburgh.
Alan Cumming’s take on Robert Burns’ legacy, and Liz Lochhead’s adaptation of Euripides’ tragedy Medea, are two highlights of the 75th anniversary year of Edinburgh International Festival.