Currently undergoing a major redevelopment, Paisley Museum holds the largest single collection of works by artist and Robert Burns enthusiast James Elder Christie, including an oil painting of a scene from Tam O’Shanter and many illustrations of Burns’ poetry.
Marchmont House has launched the first of five month-long residencies in association with Borders Art Fair, with painter Claire Beattie to be the first to take up residence in the house’s new Tower Studio.
A new coffee shop and gallery space in Glasgow’s west end offers great flexibility and potential.
White Fox Gallery in Coldstream is celebrating its seventh birthday with the launch of a new exhibition.
Edinburgh’s Fruitmarket Gallery has announced its plans for reopening next spring, with a projected date of 21st April. The opening exhibition will be by Turner Prize-nominated Glasgow artist Karla Black.
Scotland’s National Portrait Gallery has re-opened with restricted hours: one of several exhibitions on display is You Are Here, about contemporary Scotland by contemporary Scots, and featuring the winning entry from Sky Arts’ Portrait Artist of the Year 2018, by Samira Addo.
Now open by appointment daily, Kirkcudbright’s High St. Gallery is showcasing a changing selection of Scottish contemporary art, fine art, antiques and collectables on its website.
The ambitious re-development of Paisley Museum has received an extra £200,000 in capital funding from The Wolfson Foundation; the project aims to turn the facility into a world-class cultural destination when it reopens in 2022.
Comrie’s Goldfinch Gallery opened in June this year, and now has a collective of around 20 established and emerging artists working in the village and wider Perthshire.
Leith Community Pottery opens its doors on Friday 29th November, 6:30pm with a preview evening.
A new space for contemporary art in Edinburgh, Bloc Gallery is the venue for Edinburgh-based artist Alan Lennon’s exhibition, Transfiguration, charting an evolution in figurative style.
Wester Ross has a new cultural heritage hub. Formerly located in an old farm steading, the Gairloch Heritage Museum has relocated to a strikingly redeveloped former nuclear bunker opened by HRH The Princess Royal.
Built originally as a military building in the mid-18th century, the main gallery features changing displays of art and photography, while a studio space is devoted to local designer-makers.
Now open, a new gallery offering the chance to view and buy original art, sculpture and objects d’art, in the heart of Royal Deeside.
A new exhibition space in Edinburgh takes on a different angle. Exhibiting art as you would display it in your home setting is the premise behind recently opened Halidon Home.
Landscape painter Tom Barron has opened The Other Art Gallery in Crieff to showcase his own and other artists’ work.
The newly extended Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries includes three beautiful exhibition spaces.
Graphic designer Ian Farmer has opened Upright Gallery overlooking Bruntsfield Links.
Located in the picturesque village of St John’s Town of Dalry, the Glenhaven Gallery features exclusively original artwork and photography by Scottish artists.
Based in what is thought to be a former 19th century carding mill, the Weekend Gallery in Kilbirnie will present a series of monthly solo shows focusing primarily on first-time exhibitors working in the West of Scotland.
Dundas Street in Edinburgh is the new location of &Gallery (formerly &Collective in Bridge of Allan).
Birch Tree Gallery, a new venue for fine-crafts and prints exhibitions, opens its doors with ‘Semitones’ on March 10.
Just opened in Edinburgh’s Lochrin Place, Detail Framing Studio has a gallery space showing primarily Scottish-based emerging artists and makers in rotating shows.
Artist Paul Munzi has opened The Life Room on Dundas Street, where he hosts classes working from life models as well as producing and displaying his own work.
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