Catch up on all the latest exhibition news and reviews across the Scottish art scene and further afield.
Review: A new exhibition at the City Art Centre in Edinburgh explores the reshaping of Scottish art following the Second World War, with works from some of the most noteworthy leading artists of this period.
A new exhibition at Dundee’s V&A looks at gardens in all areas of creativity, with an eye on environmental sustainability.
Review: Kerry Souter evokes the elemental, emotional power of the sea in ‘Time & Tide’ at Graystone Gallery, Edinburgh.
Moray Art Centre in Findhorn’s Summer School is set to return from June to August, with nine immersive workshops led by award-winning creatives.
The Charles Rennie Mackintosh-designed House for an Art Lover in Glasgow’s Bellahouston Park is the setting for a solo exhibition of new and recent work by Kate Henderson.
Led by renowned Scottish sculptor Helen Denerley, Gallery Heinzel in Aberdeen’s current exhibition features a group of accomplished artists engaged with the animal world.
Review: Now in its 199th year, the RSA Annual Exhibition is the largest and longest-running annual exhibition of contemporary art and architecture in Scotland.
The Scottish Gallery is showing its first solo exhibition by Shetland-based watercolourist Peter Davis.
Smithy Gallery in Blanefield near Glasgow is hosting an exhibition by six artists described as ‘brilliantly bold’.
Review: Douglas Davies presents a painterly theme of ‘Favourite Places’ at Edinburgh’s Dundas Street Gallery, sharing a personal journey to tranquil locations which have inspired him.
Intergenerational conversations between pairs of students from Edinburgh College of Art and the University are the basis for an exhibition at the city’s Whitespace.
Edinburgh’s &Gallery is showing work by Katharine Le Hardy, whose thoughtful work examines ways in which landscapes can communicate narratives and induce feelings of nostalgia or escape.
Graystone Gallery in Edinburgh is showing a solo show by Kerry Souter, whose textured mixed-media paintings reflect a deep connection to the Scottish coast.
In Shieldaig, Ross-shire, new contemporary art and design gallery Cold Paradise is presenting work deliberately using natural materials and subject matter.
Sproson Gallery in St Andrews continues its celebration of St Andrews and the Fife region in its new exhibition, Glimpses of Summer.
Paisley Art Institute is staging its 136th Annual Exhibition at Glasgow Art Club.
No31 Gallery in Duns is hosting recent collage and painting works by Beverley Hood and Catherine Street, showcasing their shared interest in bodily experience and representation.
No 13 Gallery in Newport-on-Tay has a new exhibition of larger works by several select artists alongside textiles by Aileen Sherry.
An Edinburgh city-centre hotel is hosting a residency programme with Constantine.. the Artist – a locally-based painter with a distinctive voice.
Generator Projects in Dundee is set to present a showcase by five of its artists who have graduated recently from art colleges across Scotland.
Glasgow’s Project Ability is presenting an exhibition of work by two young painters from the Project’s Create studio – Greg Coultas and Struan Robb.
Coburg House in Leith is hosting an exhibition of work by animator-designer-director-researchers Jenny Jokela and Dan Castro, who share a playful approach to subjects.
Review: Recently-elected members of The Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts are showing work at its Kelly Gallery in the city – one of two current exhibitions featuring work by its members.
Now in its 199th year, the RSA Annual Exhibition is the largest and longest-running annual exhibition of contemporary art and architecture in Scotland.
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