Catch up on all the latest exhibition reviews across the Scottish art scene and further afield.
Review: In Beacon Arts Centre’s first new exhibition of the year, photographer Garth Ivan combines elegant studio work with a look at Inverclyde’s creative industries.
Review: Caroline Ann Mordue and Audrey Rapier share a dreamlike, nostalgic vision of favourite places at the Open Eye Gallery, Edinburgh
Review: The RSW 144th Annual Exhibition presents a colourful, imaginative, artistic flourish to kickstart 2025 in Edinburgh.
Review: Artist Barbara Rae CBE RA presents a Winter Showcase in aid of the Provost James Rae Trust at Dundas Street Gallery, Edinburgh
Review: Tatha Gallery in Newport-on-Tay is hosting an exhibition of works measuring around 10 x 10 inches (25cm).
Review: The Society of Scottish Artists (SSA) is celebrating contemporary art in Scotland with its 126th Annual Exhibition, at the Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh.
Review: Four Artists explore a deconstructed world of liminal space and boundary lines in ‘Beyond This Horizon’ at Graystone Gallery in Edinburgh.
Review: Tatha Gallery in Newport-on-Tay is hosting a group exhibition focusing on the way human beings see each other, seeing faces especially in everyday surroundings.
Review: Dundee’s Gallery Q is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, and is mounting a special exhibition of work by popular Gallery artists to mark the event.
Review: The current installation at Hall in King’s Lynn, Norfolk, sees the intrusion of one hundred cast-iron life-size sculptures by Antony Gormley.
Review: Over 80 exhibits by 56 Scottish Glass Society and Contemporary Glass Society members demonstrate the beauty and versatility of contemporary glass, at Glasgow’s Trades Hall.
Review: With nigh-on 1,500 artworks on show, Paisley’s Big Art Show continues to develop its standing as a major shop-window of Scottish artistic talent.
Review: This year’s Scottish Portrait Awards winners have been announced, with a large accompanying exhibition showing at Edinburgh’s Scottish Arts Club.
Review: A plethora of art and design work is on show as Glasgow School of Art hosts its Postgraduate Degree Show for 2024.
Review: A new exhibition at Dundee Contemporary Arts by Claudia Martinez Garay showcases the versatile Peruvian artist’s practice.
Review: An exhibition at The Scottish Gallery in Edinburgh brings together two-dozen artists encompassing paintings, prints, drawings and sculpture.
Review: Jupiter Artland, the open-air art space near Edinburgh, is hosting Scottish sculptor Laura Aldridge’s installation LAWNMOWER, and an exhibition of new work by New York painter Andrew Sim.
Review: As part of Glasgow International 2024, Glasgow’s Modern Institute is showing an exhibition by Kim Bohie – a South Korean painter who portrays the natural world around her home.
Review: An exhibition at London’s Tate Modern looks to capture an exhilarating few years of Expressionist experimentation in Europe.
Review: Showing at the V&A Dundee, a major exhibition showcases the enduring Kimono, whose popularity and influence spread from ceremonial Japan to global fashion iconography.
Review: Now in its 198th edition, the RSA Annual Exhibition is the highlight of the Royal Scottish Academy’s exhibition year, presenting the entire spectrum of contemporary art.
Review: At its Merchiston campus, Napier University Edinburgh’s Degree Show is a week-long celebration of its students’ talents.
Review: Tatha Gallery, Newport-on-Tay, is again hosting an Open Call Exhibition showcasing the work of selected Visual Arts Scotland’s professional members.
Review: A new exhibition space billed as ‘A home for art, ideas and the Scul?tures of George Wyllie’, The Wyllieum has opened in Greenock.
