Category Archives: Exhibitions

FUTUREPROOF is an annual showcase of new talent in photographic image making, selected from across Scotland’s photography and fine art degree courses. Each year this landmark exhibition reflects the range of approaches and subject matter from recent graduates, celebrating photography as a versatile form of creative expression. Returning for its 14th year, FUTUREPROOF will take placeContinue reading “Work from Photography Graduates from Across Scotland to Be Shown in Central Belt“

Edinburgh Science has announced details of its annual Careers Hive, a week-long free event held at the National Museum of Scotland (NMS) and run by Edinburgh Science Learning, the education arm of Edinburgh Science Foundation and one of the UK’s leaders in science education. Initially developed in 2016, Careers Hive aims to inspire S1-S3 pupilsContinue reading “National Museum of Scotland Hosts Careers Hive with Focus on Future STEM Jobs“

This autumn, the Fruitmarket will present an exhibition of new and existing work by Glasgow based artist Hayley Tompkins that examines the metamorphic materiality of paint and colour. Tompkins, who was born in Leighton Buzzard, England, studied at The Glasgow School of Art and is now based in Glasgow. Her career spans over 25 years so now isContinue reading “Edinburgh’s Fruitmarket Gallery Presents Exhibition from Artist Hayley Tompkins“

Glasgow’s Hunterian Museum announces, UNDERFOOT, the first solo exhibition in Scotland by Turner Prize winning artist Elizabeth Price. UNDERFOOTwas developed by Price’s 2020 Research Fellowship with the University of Glasgow Library that facilitated her access to the archives of the world-famous Scottish carpet and textile factories, Stoddard International Plc and James Templeton & Co. Ltd,Continue reading “First Solo Exhibition in Scotland from Elizabeth Price to Focus on Our Textile Heritage“

This fish sings Robin Wheelaghan: drawings, prints and bronzes Open: Friday 16 to Sunday 25 September              11am to 3pm Robin Wheelaghan’s first solo show includes drawings from a series of sketchbooks made over the past six years, new prints and palm-sized bronze fish and eels. Surfacing themes in these narrative works repeat and reform: theContinue reading “Robin Wheelaghan: drawings, prints and bronzes“

Glasgow’s Southside art space, Tramway is set to present the first solo exhibition of the work of artist Norman Gilbert (1926-2019) who lived and worked in the area for over sixtyfive years. During that time, he painted intimate, domestic scenes of his wife Pat, their four children and an extended family of friends and neighboursContinue reading “Major Exhibition of Glasgow Artist Norman Gilbert Set to Open at Tramway“

Heads Up! is a new project devised by London based artist Daniel Silver that invites people of all ages to make three sculpted heads using dough or modelling clay, with results to be showcased in an online exhibition hosted by Fruitmarket. The heads can be made from anything from playdoh; modelling clay; modelling icing sugarContinue reading “Sculpture Skills Encouraged by Fruitmarket Gallery for New Online Exhibition   “

This summer, Collective Edinburgh presents three new, distinct artist commissions across the City Observatory site and online. Using the City Observatory site as a springboard, Collective’s programme considers the hidden histories and untold stories relating to our site and wider cultural history. Bringing together new work by three artists, the summer programme of solo exhibitionsContinue reading “Calton Hill Collective’s Summer Programme 2022”

Presented in partnership with Tramway and now open, Human Threads is a large-scale, multi-sensory exhibition curated by Edinburgh-based organisation Artlink. Conceived as an accessible, creative experience informed by individuals with profound and multiple learning disabilities, the exhibition takes the form of an interactive landscape which invites audiences on a journey of light, sound, touch andContinue reading “Multi-sensory Exhibition Human Threads Opens at Glasgow’s Tramway ”

This June, East Lothian based artist, Andrew Brooks, will be exhibiting art focussing on telling the stories of those diagnosed with the neurological condition Functional Neurological Disorder (FND)  regarded as the most common condition  never heard of. FND is a common and disabling cause of neurological symptoms. The symptoms are not caused by a structural diseaseContinue reading “FND Stories  Captures Lived Experience of Functional Neurological Disorder in Art”