Edinburgh Printmakers is hosting two exhibitions, with artist Jamie Fitzpatrick displaying large-scale sculptures and prints, plus Berlin-based Ukrainian printmaking duo etchingroom1.
Edinburgh-based Irish photographer and writer Miriam Morris will exhibit a new collection of work at the Hox Gallery at the city’s Hoxton Hotel.
The RSA’s new Edinburgh exhibition features the work of 26 artists celebrating the Academy’s artist opportunity programme, each artist representing each year of the twenty-first century.
A long-standing annual fundraising exhibition returns to the village of Kilbarchan in Renfrewshire, sadly without its founder.
Stills Centre for Photography in Edinburgh is presenting the first major survey exhibition of internationally-renowned photographer Jillian Edelstein – one of the most compelling photographic voices of the past four decades.
The Hunterian Art Gallery at Glasgow University is showing a new three-channel film by artist Naeem Mohaiemen.
Established in Leith in 2010, Ritchie Collins Gallery specialises in original Scottish artwork and fine art prints by artists in residence, selected guest artists and Ritchie himself.
City Art Centre Edinburgh’s programme of new exhibitions for 2026 continues with two major exhibitions offering fascinating perspectives on the capital as a cultural centre.
Set to take place in August, a selling-exhibition will showcase 32 professional artists based at Patriothall Studios in Edinburgh.
Biggar & Upper Clydesdale Museum is showing a collection of artworks and treasures held in storage that the public don’t normally get to see.
The Glasgow Gallery of Photography shows a wide range of photography with different styles, topics and perspectives, with the aim of making the medium accessible and interesting for all.
Fidra Fine Art in Gullane in East Lothian is hosting a showcase of figurative works that look beyond the likeness of the subjects, suggesting stories behind the faces.
Browns Gallery is set to launch an exhibition at its Inverness space featuring the work of Dame Barbara Rae – one of Scotland’s best-known contemporary artists.
North of England-based watercolour artist Mary Ann Rogers paints from an in-depth knowledge of the landscape and its inhabitants.
In the heart of Glasgow city centre, the long-established ScotlandArt gallery is bringing the best of Scottish art to the world.
Coldstream-based glass artist Julia Linstead creates unique hand-blown lead crystal bowls decorated with original designs drawn from nature.
Specialising in Pop & Urban art, Subversion in Glasgow goes by the slogan ‘Art that’s so fresh the paint hasn’t dried yet’.
Graham Fagen RSA’s new exhibition at the Dick Institute in Kilmarnock references Scottish-Jamaican links, marking the 240th anniversary of Robert Burns’ first published edition of poetry
The power, colours and textures of the natural world are re-imagined by painter Rab Wilson, in an exhibition at Glasgow’s artist-run Six Foot Gallery.
In an outdoor exhibition at Edinburgh’s Astley-Ainslie hospital, GP Pete Wands is exhibiting collected images capturing the ever-shifting moods of the city’s streets throughout the year.
As the Royal Scottish Academy celebrates its bicentenary year, Susan Mansfield discovers how it has had to adapt and survive in a changing world.
Edinburgh gallery Harvey & Woodd’s programme of exhibitions continues with a display of colourful work by RELTON MARINE – a duo who paint together on the same canvas.
In the heart of the picturesque fishing village of Pittenweem in the East Neuk of Fife, Weem Gallery and Framer displays a wide variety of contemporary art by leading artists.
Eduardo Alessandro Studios in Broughty Ferry continues to show a year-round programme of top-flight contemporary work.
