Category Archives: Exhibitions

Jupiter Artland, award-winning, contemporary sculpture park located just outside Edinburgh, will play host to artist Lindsey Mendick this Summer.  Mendick is creating three monumental installations inspired by Robert Louis Stevenson’s gothic novella The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, presenting a contemporary view of duality and supposed binaries between good and evil, virtue andContinue reading “Lindsey Mendick to Open Large-Scale Show SH*TFACED at Jupiter Artland This Summer”

This summer, Stills Gallery will present the first exhibition in Scotland dedicated to the work of Prague-born, UK-based photographer, Markéta Luskačová. The exhibition will concentrate on Luskačová’s photographs of children, a subject that permeates almost all of her work. As seen in the series, ‘Citizen 2000’ (1986-2000) and in her work from the 1960s onwardsContinue reading “Stills Gallery Set to Exhibit Work of Prague Born Markéta Luskačová This August”

On Saturday 20th & Sunday 21st May from 12noon – 5pm, Out of the Blue Abbeymount Studios will again be opening their doors to the public for another Open Studios weekend. With over 30 artists and creatives taking part, there is something for everyone covering the disciplines of fine art; painting; ceramics; illustration; animation; mosaic; fashion; textilesContinue reading “Abbeymount Studios Announce Open Studios Weekend This May”

This Easter, the City Art Centre (CAC) again plays a major part in the annual Edinburgh Science Festival (ESF) with its family experiences set for the upcoming Easter holidays. Featuring five floors of hands-on science workshops and activities, the CAC is offering all-day educational fun for children aged between 3 and 12. CAC presents aContinue reading “Family Activities at City Art Centre for Edinburgh Science Festival”

This February the Causey Development Trust (CDT), a grassroots organisation founded in 2007 by local architect the late Alison Blamire, will host a one-off event and community art installation inspired by local school children that will see artworks animated and projected across the historic buildings of South Edinburgh. Taking place on Tuesday 28th February, theContinue reading “Causey Development Trust Announces Event Between Artists and School Pupils”

This January sees the opening of the Scottish premiere of SLOW DANS, one of the most ambitious installations to date by Turner Prize winning artist Elizabeth Price, exploring class, patriarchy and labour. Presented by Glasgow Life, the charity that delivers culture and sport in Glasgow, the work will be shown in the prestigious main space atContinue reading “Turner Prize Winner to Open 2023 Programme at Glasgow‘s Gallery of Modern Art”

Art Night is an internationally renowned contemporary art festival set up in 2015 by Philippine Nguyen and Ksenia Zemtsova. In 2021 it went national for the first time, engaging with audiences at a range of museums, galleries and outdoor spaces across the UK as well as being open to audiences globally through a series ofContinue reading “International Contemporary Art Festival Art Night Comes to Dundee This Summer”

Starting in December, the Society of Scottish Artists (SSA) will be welcoming a selection of artists presenting work at this year’s exhibition for a series of talks hosted at the Royal Scottish Academy (RSA) Edinburgh. Artists participating in the talks run the full gamut of this year’s exhibitions, from international collaborations to moving image workContinue reading “Society of Scottish Artists 130th Anniversary Exhibition to Host Free Artist Talks”

This winter, Collective on Calton Hill presents as part of the Satellites Programme neither the West nor the East can be a determinate location, an exhibition by artist-curator Katherine Ka Yi Liu 廖加怡.   neither the West nor the East can be a determinate location is a multisensory installation featuring text, handmade paper, found objects, scent, ceramic sculpturesContinue reading “Edinburgh’s Collective Announces Exhibition by Artist-Curator Katherine Ka Yi Liu “

The Hunterian, the oldest public museum in Scotland, is at the forefront of university museums around the world. Since it opened at the University of Glasgow in 1807, The Hunterian has been an invaluable academic and community resource and is committed to becoming a more meaningful place for more diverse audiences. The Hunterian’s contemporary artContinue reading “Glasgow’s Hunterian Announces Its 2023 Contemporary Art Programme“