A new exhibition at Beacon Arts Centre in Greenock showcases artist Lois Green’s paintings and drawings which examine our daily habits and routines through tone and light.
Distilled at Gallery Heinzel in Aberdeen features work from the 2021 Gray’s School of Art Degree Show, which was largely unseen by the public due to Covid restrictions.
Edinburgh’s Art & Craft Collective’s exhibition Introducing Jaxx Waygood: The Fine Art of Blacksmithing is his first solo exhibition after finishing his Masters at Edinburgh College of Art.
Morningside Gallery in Edinburgh has a two-person show featuring over fifty paintings inspired by the natural world.
Inbetween at Artisan& in Aberfeldy has featured artist Moy Mackay alongside a mixed exhibition of work by forty artists.
The Society of Scottish Artists (SSA) Annual Exhibition returns this autumn to the Royal Scottish Academy in Edinburgh, showcasing work from around 150 artists and designers, from painting, sculpture and printmaking to installation and moving image.
Clare Andrews’ exhibition at Linlithgow Burgh Halls features a selection of oil paintings from the Scotland and Brazil-based artist.
Margaret Evans’ new exhibition at the Glasgow Gallery is the product of diaries of trips to her favourite locations around the world – unreachable due to Covid travel restrictions.
Original work by four Scottish artists will be on display at Edinburgh’s Dundas Street Gallery in a new exhibition.
The Galloway Hoard: Viking-Age Treasure at Kirkcudbright Galleries features a cache of objects uncovered in 2014, now in the care of National Museums Scotland.
Tatha Gallery in Newport-on-Tay features work by over twenty members of Visual Arts Scotland.
A new exhibition at Fidra Fine Art in Gullane focuses on an art form with a history stretching back centuries – collage.
Running alongside City Contemporary Art’s Autumn Show is an exhibition by painter Brendan Collins.
White Fox Gallery’s Autumn Delights exhibition begins on 9th October: a showcase for a variety of artworks inspired largely by the season of colour and transformation.
Scottish artist Colin Hay’s exhibition The Magic before Dawn is the first showing at Edinburgh’s new BirdsNest Gallery, set up during lockdown in an A-listed Victorian building on the city’s Southside.
Presented by Cowal Open Studios, Coast and Waters at Dunoon Burgh Hall is an exhibition by four talented guest artists.
Featured artist in October at Larks Gallery in Ballater is Kymme Fraser.
The upstairs gallery at J & G Innes in St Andrews is showing a series of new paintings by Philippa Mitchell.
Glasgow’s The Alchemy Experiment gallery and café’s latest exhibition marks the launch of its new publication, ‘Love & Chaos’, following an open call for submissions earlier this year.
City Contemporary Art in Perth’s current Autumn Show continues with new artworks by its artists.
Moyna Flannigan’s first exhibition at Ingleby Gallery in Edinburgh, features paintings of figures, always women, which are an amalgam of memories, experiences and ideas drawn from history, mythology and popular culture.
This year celebrating its 40th anniversary, Colinton Arts in Edinburgh’s historic Colinton Village has been extensively renovated and is reopening as a dedicated gallery with a framing and artwork restoration service.
Frames Gallery in Perth is presenting forty works in its first solo exhibition by Gordon Slater – an exciting discovery for the Gallery.
Wild Moments at the Scottish Ornithologists’ Club in Aberlady, East Lothian features three up-and-coming wildlife artists who are all winners of a Society of Wildlife Artists bursary.
