This year’s Glasgow Film Festival features the best of international cinema from all genres, ranging from mainstream classics to groundbreaking art-house experimentation, with a full programme of supporting events.
In connection with Glasgow Film Festival, Glasgow’s Lighthouse is staging an exhibition of Susan Wood’s movie-photography, which helped secure her reputation as one of the 20th century’s most renowned photographers.
More than twenty artists from Leith School of Art’s Untutored Life Drawing classes are contributing to a hugely diverse exhibition of class work.
Dumfries and Galloway Arts Festival has announced the launch of its fourth annual Arts Live programme to tour the region.
William Tillyer’s exhibition of original print work spans five decades, from 1971 to 2019.
Respected Skye-based landscape artist John Bathgate will be exhibiting 25 new paintings at Aberfeldy Gallery in the heart of scenic Perthshire.
With 54 exhibitions and 82 events, performances and talks at over 50 spaces across the city, Glasgow’s biennial festival of contemporary art further cements the city’s reputation as one of the world’s most important and exciting centres for visual art.
The Artists’ Pool’s latest exhibition is showing at Edinburgh’s Dundas Street Gallery in two runs, both showing the work of a number of artists seeking to show their authentic, true selves.
Alexander Millar’s work on sale at Alexander Millar Fine Art in Glasgow’s Princes Square includes signed, framed limited-edition prints.
The Aberdonian – a series of steam-hauled trains between Edinburgh and Aberdeen – offers an authentic experience recalling the glamorous golden age of steam-hauled railway travel, travelling along a beautiful stretch of Scottish coastline, this summer.
Inuit artist Shuvinai Ashoona’s colourful pencil drawings offer an engaging insight into her imagination, Inuit culture, and the complexities of life and landscape in contemporary Nunavut, northern Canada.
A review of Upright Gallery’s exhibition by Michael Wildman of photographed glimpses of humanity’s elusive traces in urban South American settings.
saracen go home is a new installation by artist and writer Sulaïman Majali, showing as part of Collective Gallery’s Satellites development programme for emerging artists and producers based in Scotland.
A short round-up of the courses, classes and workshops across Scotland featuring in Artmag, together with suggestions for suppliers of materials.
Dundee-based artist Heather Soutar’s whimsical and colourful paintings include several reference points from the city, and are shown alongside an enormously-varied mixed exhibition.
Edinburgh’s Atelier Gallery marks its first anniversary with an eclectic exhibition of new works by artists who have supported the Gallery throughout the year, alongside several highly acclaimed artists who haven’t previously exhibited there.
Painter and print-maker Stephen Ratomski’s exhibition of new and existing work is now on show at the Art Lovers’ Café in the Studio Pavilion at Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s House for an Art Lover near Glasgow.
A major showcase for contemporary Scottish art and architecture since 2009, RSA New Contemporaries 2020 brings together 62 graduates selected from last year’s degree shows, offering an opportunity to see under one roof the best of Scotland’s emerging artistic talent.
Edinburgh sale room Lyon & Turnbull’s forthcoming Rare Books, Manuscripts, Maps & Photographs auction will feature an intriguing highlight – the Nicolay Rutter, said to be the oldest accurate chart of Scotland.
In a farm setting fourteen miles away from busy Edinburgh, Dancing Light Gallery’s new exhibition offers a high-quality range of art and craft from a wide variety of distinctive artists, with featured artist Lesley Finlayson.
Aberdeen’s festival of light promises illuminated inflatables and narrative projections, noisy interfaces and fusion dancing across eight city sites over Valentine’s weekend.
Comrie in Perthshire’s Goldfinch Gallery is showing a series of paintings of the natural world by local artist Jonathan Sainsbury.
Hardeep Pandhal’s exploration of shifts in identities over time and place continues with a wide-ranging multi-media exhibition.
Long after retiring from teaching art, 90 year-old Glasgow School of Art graduate Drummond Mayo has continued to paint and acquire an expert knowledge of colour, developing his unique compositional skills.
