Gallery Q in Dundee is hosting a mixed exhibition of work by gallery favourites including Kate Bentley, (whose work is pictured), alongside newcomers as well as ceramics, glass and jewellery, unframed prints and textiles.

Also on display is the first featured-artist exhibition by Glasgow-based John Martin Fulton, whose boldy colourful, emotion-imbued works are inspired by the heritage of modern Scottish painting as part of the tradition of European Expressionism. He often paints children, because he feels that they can exist on the canvas without the politics of an adult subject and as an artist he has worked for years to bring the joy of art to hard-to-reach groups in social care, as well as children and adults with learning disabilities.