Works submitted for a competition by amateur and professional artists have been selected a new exhibition based on people’s experiences of the Covid-19 lockdown, will be on show at the new home of the Great Tapestry of Scotland in Galashiels later this year.

The Sproson Art Gallery in St Andrews, Fife’s Scottish Winter Collection comprises work from a wide range of accomplished artists, including Edinburgh-based Elena Guillaumin.

Edinburgh’s Torrance Gallery’s first show of 2021 is Fee Dickson’s first solo exhibition.

J M W Turner’s exquisite watercolours, and his connections with Scotland, are explored online on the National Galleries of Scotland’s website.

Open by appointment, Kirkcudbright’s High St. Gallery is showcasing a changing selection of Scottish contemporary art, fine art, antiques and collectables.

The Glasgow Gallery’s current exhibition features Madeleine Hand and Lex McFadyen, who have a long career of exhibiting together.

Art & Craft Collective on the south side of Edinburgh showcases the work of over sixty artists and crafters.

Peebles-based Moy Mackay Gallery’s latest exhibition showcases work from over thirty artists from around the UK.

Clience Studio combines a welcoming gallery and the studio of Angela Lawrence, displaying several new original seascape and landscape paintings.

The Sproson Art Gallery in St Andrews, Fife’s new Scottish Winter Collection comprises work from a wide range of accomplished artists.

Especially suitable for those seeking gifts, Milton Art Gallery is presenting an exhibition of work by a range of artists and makers.

The Scottish Design Exchange is a social enterprise with two stores and an online shop, featuring work by independent artists, craftmakers and designers, who keep 100% of their proceeds.

The Flat Cat Gallery, in Lauder in the Scottish Borders, is showing a winter exhibition of work by artists and craftspeople working in variety of media.

Aberfeldy Gallery in Perthshire this month hosts a highly-varied mixed winter exhibition.

Berwick-upon-Tweed’s Dockside Gallery continues to host ever-changing exhibitions of original paintings, prints, cards, ceramics and jewellery from across the globe.