Until Feb 23

The Whitehouse Gallery in Kirkcudbright pays tribute to one of Dumfries & Galloway’s leading lights in the art world with Silvana McLean, A Life in Art.

Until Mar 3

Featuring textile-based works, screenprints and works on paper, Nature’s Way at the Harbour Arts Centre is the first solo exhibition by Astrid Weigel.

Until March 19

The exhibition Out Of The Woods at the Union Gallery presents new works by Alison Auldjo.

Until March 16

This first solo exhibition at Doubtfire Gallery for Georgina McMaster is a fantastic opportunity to see an eclectic range of her most recent work, capturing some wonderful depictions of animals. 

Feb 17 – 24

The exhibition will feature a collection of posters made by some of the most prolific young Polish graphic designers whose works address contemporary social issues.

Until Feb 17

Alight, the annual exhibition by Visual Art Scotland, returns to the Royal Scottish Academy with a showcase of contemporary design and craftsmanship in jewellery and silversmithing.

February 22 – March 15

Harrower explores the physicality of paint in line with her interest in dementia and the unforeseen in life.

Feb 9 – March 30

Through Scheepers’ methodised application of her materials; painting with pieces of fabric, a pair of scissors and familiar forms, she has created a pathway back to painting through sculptural means.

Until March 10

queer times school prints includes education prints commissioned from 10 artists, a film programme, a changing display of archive material and a public programme.

Until Mar 17

In her work, Cécile B. Evans examines the significance and role of emotion in contemporary societies as well as the increasing influence of new technologies on our feelings and actions. 

Until Feb 16

The Fine Art Society presents a selling exhibition of works by British printmakers of the last two centuries, including etchings, linocuts, woodcuts and engravings

Until March 9

Gestural, animated drawings in Victoria Morton’s works offer indications of form, only to be consumed by the drip and soak of pigment and turpentine.

Until March 23

Victoria Miro presents Life in a Box, an exhibition by the Copenhagen-based artist John Kørner, featuring new and recent paintings, and sculptural elements including a climbing frame that also functions as a bar.

Mar 20, May 10, Jun 20

Kirker’s four-night itinerary includes Klimt at the Leopold Museum, the old masters at the Kunsthistorisches Museum, and a performance at the famous Vienna State Opera.

Feb 1 – May 6

To mark the 500th anniversary of the death of Leonardo da Vinci, 144 of the Renaissance master’s greatest drawings in the Royal Collection will go on display in 12 simultaneous exhibitions across the UK.

Until May 6

Turner Contemporary presents the largest UK exhibition of Scottish artist Katie Paterson to date, paired with a group of works by JMW Turner.

Until Feb 16

Fine Art Society Edinburgh presents an exhibition of small paintings by Scottish artists displayed within groups of antique frames from the 18th-20th centuries.

Until March 9

White Cube presents ‘Random Access Memory’ by Miroslaw Balka at Mason’s Yard.

Jan 26 – Feb 23

The RGI presents “Allusion IV”, the fourth exhibition by this group of artists. The Allusion group is comprised of elected RGIs who work in what might loosely be described as a “narrative” tradition.

Jan 25 – March 24

Chisenhale Gallery presents CONSTITUTION, a new commission by Ghislaine Leung, an artist working with sound, light, scale and temperature.

Until Feb 16

The work exhibited in Resollute is characterised by a multi-disciplinary approach to process and materials.

Kirker’s new tour to Italy will let you follow in the footstep of the Renaissance master, Leonardo da Vinci.

January 31 – February 23

This new exhibition in Cyril Gerber Fine Art is a selection of some of Margot Sandeman’s idyllic scenes of figures in nature, still life and drawings and includes some previously unseen works.

Feb 1

Talbot Rice Gallery has commissioned Dexter Sinister to realise a digital project entitled Black Whisky (Screensaver), that elaborates on research undertaken during their Randolph Cliff residency in Edinburgh in 2009.