Until Feb 7

Industry + Aesthetics at the Scottish Maritime Museum in Irvine is an exhibition of industrial survey photography which invites the viewer to consider afresh the images.

Until Jan 27

Michael Kay Terrance, an artist working with minimalist sculptural forms and video, is exhibiting his newest work with the Upright Gallery.

Until Jan 17

Last chance to see the 121 Annual Exhibition of the Society of Scottish Artists in Edinburgh.

Jan 12 – Feb 2

The exhibition of works by Jolomo exemplifies the artist’s love of the Scottish landscape.

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Until Jan 25

A selling exhibition of work by members of Central Arts Association at The Gallery at G. R. McFarlane Watchmaker & Jewellers in Alloa features over 200 paintings and giclee prints, mainly in traditional style.

Until Jan 13

The exhibition at the Park Gallery explores how the artist Tessa Asquith-Lamb uses museum collections as inspiration for her own lyrical and detailed etchings and paper-cuts.

Until May 27

‘Burell at Kelvingrove’ is a specially curated exhibition which draws on objects from the Burrell Collection, including works in wood, alabaster, stone, metal, ivory, ceramics and stained glass as well as paintings and tapestries.

Until Jan 27

Designer Marie O’Connor has created Wear CRM, an interactive installation at The Lighthouse in which the public can participate in a hands-on exploration of Mackintosh’s textile patterns and architectural motifs.

Until Jun 2

Charles II: Art & Power at The Queen’s Gallery explores how the king used the arts to create a royal court fit to retake its place on the European stage. 

Until Jan 20

Flockhart draws her inspiration from a range of esoteric sources, including myths, legends and literature. Lush foliage with intricately painted patterns of decorative design often serves as the backdrop to figures and animals which seem suspended in the moment.

Until Feb 17

The first Artist Rooms exhibition at The McManus is showcasing work by the American artist, Lawrence Weiner, who adopted language as his medium early in his career and still puts text at the heart of his practice

Until Dec 24

Castle Gallery’s close relationship with artists ensures the finest possible selection of works from both established artists and emerging talent.

Until Dec 24

Tatha Gallery Art exhibits works to inspire the imagination and enrich the soul.

Until Dec 22

Scottish artist Alexander Millar, famous for his depictions of blue collar workers, or “gadgies,” in post-industrial landscapes, is showing a new collection alongside retrospective work in Unit 40, Level 1 of Glasgow’s Princes Square.

Until Dec 23

The Scope Collective sets about experimenting with what it means to be a digital artist by creating works which blur the lines between what is considered digital art and fine art.

Until Dec 22

‘The Miniaturists’ at The Scottish Gallery is an intriguing collection of beautifully made artworks on a small scale.

Until Dec 29

This year celebrating its 15th anniversary, Country Frames Gallery in Leslie is presenting Fifteen, a mixed exhibition featuring 15 artists with a range of work including paintings, prints, ceramics, stained glass, sculptures, textiles and wood. 

Until Dec 18

The Christmas Exhibition at the Tolquhon Gallery showcases works by the Gallery’s favourite artists.

Dec 15 – Mar 10

The popular BP Portrait Award returns to the Scottish National Portrait Gallery, showcasing around 50 outstanding entries, including all the prizewinners.

Until Dec 31

Francis Boag: Blue Remembered Hills at Fraser Gallery in St Andrews celebrates the Dundee-born artist’s 70th year.

Until Jan 21

Combining her love of textiles and colour and drawing inspiration from her surroundings in the beautiful Tweed Valley, Moy Mackay uses Merino wool fibres in the same way a painter uses brushstrokes, each vibrant piece achieving a depth of warmth and texture.