Review: on the 250th anniversary of the founding of modern America, its descent into the ludicrous is highlighted by New York-based clown Geoff Sobelle and his company, in a world premiere spectacular at the Edinburgh International Festival.
The Hunterian Art Gallery at Glasgow University is showing a new three-channel film by artist Naeem Mohaiemen.
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.
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.
Stonehaven art and framing gallery Eion Stewart’s current exhibition explores the expressive and technical possibilities of contemporary printmaking.
The Modern Institute in Glasgow is showing new works by Sue Tompkins, known for her fascination with language and personal expression.
The Modern Institute, Glasgow is showing a new exhibition at its Aird’s Lane space of new work by Milan-born and Glasgow-based artist Marco Giordano, who considers the tensions between energy, economics, land, language, and technology.
Kilmorack Gallery in Beauly, Inverness-shire is showing an exhibition marking our passage through winter.
Art in Healthcare – a charity raising funds for placing modern and contemporary art into health and social care settings in Scotland – is offering a range of charitable gifts as part of a seasonal campaign.
Kilmorack Gallery in Beauly, Inverness-shire, is showing a new exhibition introducing the work of Calum McClure – an artist ‘immersed in the power and possibilities of paint’.
30 – 31 Oct: work by some of the 20th Century’s leading artists is on sale in Lyon & Turnbull’s online auction Modern Made, this time incorporating pieces from the collection of Ursula and Gordon Bowyer.
The Scottish National Portrait Gallery in Edinburgh is showing photographs by Alfred Buckham, who pioneered aerial photography and produced many enduring images.
A new group exhibition celebrating 10 years of Polish art in Scotland is set to take place at Scot-Art in Edinburgh.
24 – 25 Sept: auction house Lyon & Turnbull is staging an unusual sale of film, television and theatre props.
The Centre for Advanced Textiles’ role in Scotland’s textile, creative arts, fine art and design sectors is showcased in a new exhibition at Glasgow School of Art.
High St Gallery in Kirkcudbright showcases a changing selection of contemporary and fine art, glass and pottery.
Glasgow School of Art graduate Ann Armstrong takes as inspiration the shifting atmospheres and geographies encountered through travel.
Curated by Edinburgh’s Graystone Gallery, a show of paintings at Edinburgh’s Kimpton Hotel showcases the formidable talents of landscape painters Kerry Souter and Ellis O’Connor.
One of Highland Perthshire’s most prestigious annual art exhibitions, Fortingall Art is showing over thirty artists in the historic village’s Molteno Hall.
More than 50 artists from Scotland, England, Italy and beyond are pooling their talents for an exhibition at Scot-ART in Edinburgh.
11 – 15 June: Edinburgh’s Hidden Door festival promises a highly-varied programme of vigorous and fresh talent in almost every area of the arts, and for 2025 will take over a massive former paper-making site on the western edge of the city.
Auction house Lyon & Turnbull has a full programme of auctions over the summer, including their flagship Scottish Paintings & Sculpture auction on 5th June.
An exhibition of new photographs by Wojtek Kutyla at Scot-ART at St Margret’s House in Edinburgh looks at the everyday spaces that we tend to take for granted.
Auction house Lyon & Turnbull has a full programme of auctions over April and May, shared between its London and Edinburgh bases.
