Category Archives: Exhibitions

Saturday 19th March sees a self-guided trail of Edinburgh’s leading independent bars and restaurants, each offering a brand-new climate-themed cocktail all under the name of Toast to Gaia. Presented by Edinburgh Science Festival (ESF), the trail aims to highlight the important work the Scottish drinks industry undertakes to help fight the climate crisis. Seventeen barsContinue reading “Edinburgh Science Festival Toasts Gaia with a New Drinks City Trail”

A pop-up style tented venue in the forecourt of Edinburgh’s Festival Square is the venue for a new and exciting way to view art. In this case, the art is that of Dutch artist Vincent Van Gogh, whose work is now recognized and loved throughout the world, despite his having had scant recognition during hisContinue reading “Van Gogh Alive Festival Square”

CAMPLE LINE, an independent arts organization located in the South West of Scotland specialising in thought-provoking international contemporary art and film, announces their latest exhibition that opens this Spring. The exhibition, Effigies and Elginisms, by artist Renee So includes sculpture, stoneware, glazed ceramic tile and textiles that respond to CAMPLE LINE’s spaces.  The Hong Kong bornContinue reading “New Works by Hong Kong Artist Renee So to Open Cample Line 2022 Exhibition”

UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK, has launched About Us, a spectacular, free open-air event created by 59 Productions, The Poetry Society and Stemettes exploring 13.8 billion years of history through the infinite ways in which humans are connected to the cosmos, nature and to one another. Opening at Paisley Abbey, Scotland, About Uswill also be presented in Derry-Londonderry,Continue reading “An Ambitious Trip Through 13.8 Billion Years of History Starts at Paisley Abbey ”

In just over a month, in a Covid-safe purpose-built venue in Festival Square, audiences can immerse themselves in the life and work of renowned Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh. State-of-the-art SENSORY4™ immersive gallery technology impressively displays over 3000 images by Van Gogh  in a kaleidoscope of colour that surrounds the visitor in a multi- sensory experience.Continue reading “Immersive Experience of VAN GOGH ALIVE Coming Soon to Edinburgh”

A new exhibition by Glasgow born artist Katie Paterson, that tells the birth and life of our planet in a single object, is to go on display for the first time at Edinburgh’s Ingleby Gallery this Spring.  Katie is widely regarded as one of the leading artists of her generation working at the nexus ofContinue reading “New Exhibition from Scottish Artist Katie Paterson at Ingleby Gallery This Spring”

Established in 1977, Stills is a centre for photography based in Cockburn Street Edinburgh that has become a champion for the important role that photography plays in the world today. This Spring, it will host the first solo exhibition in a UK public gallery of work by Scottish photographer Robbie Lawrence. This solo exhibition, entitledContinue reading “Stills Gallery to Host First Solo Exhibition from Scottish Photographer Robbie Lawrence”

Collective is an organisation established in 1984 with the mission to bring people together around contemporary art. Since 2018, it has had its home in the prime position on the redeveloped City Observatory site on  the Capital’s Calton Hill offering new art inside while surrounded by the magnificent cityscape outside. From 22nd January 2022, CollectiveContinue reading “Film from Award Winning Artist Opens New Exhibition at Calton Hill Collective”

Edinburgh Printmakers announce the first solo exhibition in Scotland, entitled Anything is Possible,by award winning Iranian artist and illustrator Mohammad Barrangi. Using a unique printmaking process on paper his works,  inspired by ancient Persian storytelling, range between small scale pieces and large murals and for the first time he will take some of his charactersContinue reading “Iranian Artist Mohammad Barrangi Brings Exhibition to Edinburgh Printmakers ”

To coincide with the 26th UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow this year, Edinburgh’s Dovecot Studios announces a new exhibition  entitled Mermaids’ Tears fromcelebrated British landscape artist Kurt Jacksonthat highlights the damaging impact of plastic on our beaches and in the marine environment. Opening 2 October 2021, Mermaids’ Tears is the first exhibition in ScotlandContinue reading “Artist Kurt Jackson’s Campaigning Environmental Work Showcased at Dovecot”