Galleries
A major retrospective of Portraits by the legendary American photographer Man Ray has opened at the Scottish…
This is a most valuable and inspiring retrospective which illustrates how artist Jamie Primrose has captured…
“It is the addition of strangeness to beauty which constitutes the romantic character in Art. “- Walter Pater…
Umbrellas may be ubiquitous (inside and out!) but bright things are ahead at Summerhall this Festival Fringe.
There is no gale that can beat Lìte’s enthusiasm. Leith Festival presents a spectacular nine-day period in…
Edinburgh has been confirmed as the latest host venue for Britain from the Air, an outdoor exhibition of more…
The life and work of one of the most extraordinary photographers in Britain during the 1930s and 1940s is the…
A rare Japanese handscroll painting, dating back to the early 1700s, has been discovered in the special…
Elizabeth Blackadder, who is the Queen’s Painter in Scotland, is to receive this year's Edinburgh Award,…
Dr Livingstone, I Presume? is an exhibition at the National Musum of Scotland, Chambers Street, running…
Vikings! is an exhibition at the National Museum of Scotland running from Friday 18th January to Sunday 12th…
The AniMotion Show: Evelyn Glennie and Maria Rud Following her unforgettable performance at the Olympic Games…
This Saturday sees the inaugural Big Craft Giveway, an event funded by Creative Scotland, which encourages…
Resonate is a multi-disciplinary exhibition of new work by five up and coming Edinburgh based artists and…
September marks the 10th Anniversary of the Annual Macmillan Art Show, this year being hosted by prestigious…
One of the main aims of the Edinburgh Art Festival, which ended yesterday, is not only to present a programme…
NVA's Speed of Light was a specially commissioned project that took place at the Edinburgh International…
The Scottish National Galleries got a nice bit of unexpected publicity and Edinburgh Airport is looking a…
Pablo Picasso was a colossus bestriding the 20th century art world, but British collectors were slow to…