What’s On Past Exhibitions

A collection of art by John Lonie and Shirley Fife.  Preview: 11th November 6 - 8:30pm Monday - Friday: 11am - 6pm Saturday/Sunday: 12pm - 5pm Go with the Flow is an art exhibition by father and daughter, John Lonie and Shirley Fife, who both love the challenge to create and will work with anything that makes a mark...  Exhibiting…

Spilt Milk presents Cartography of Care Family Friendly preview October 8th 2-5pm Exhibition continues 8th-29th October Monday-Saturday 11am-5pm Cartography of Care is an exhibition curated in response to the idea of an emotional atlas. It brings together the work of an international group of artist mothers working across a variety of disciplines to explore how we might map the human…

By Daniel Dabrowski  On foot, bicycle or campervan. I try to take every opportunity to take pictures whenever I’m exploring new or well trotted paths. These days using both negative films and memory cards depending on the size or type of camera I happen to have with me. I'm glad if from one trip I have one good photo. Sometimes…

ROOTS When plants start to grow roots, they look for water to survive. WATER The element of water is often associated with deep emotions, feelings, sensitivity, a capacity to adapt. Roots in water also mirror the embryological journey we all do to come here. In this exhibition there is all of that and it also encompasses an embodied artistic exploration…

Nik Savage and Noel Savage. Wood carvings and oil paintings and a variety of work from the savage family. Preview: Friday 16th September 6 - 8:30pm

By Claudia Capri.  Opening night: 9th September from 7pm

A group show. Open: Monday - Friday 11am - 6pm Saturday/Sunday 12pm - 5pm

By Constantine Gallery 2 Sundays: 12 - 5pm  www.constantinetheartist.com

This exhibition presents 2D and 3D work of three artists, Jude Nixon, Jacki Higgs and Irina Stancheva, with studio practices at St Margaret’s House. The theme of Elemental evolves around water, ice, coastlines, references to climate change and much more. Multi-purpose materials, glass, latex, wax, inks and salt are incorporated into varying structures in this body of work. Private view:…

By A. A. Paton Opening night: Friday 5th August 6pm - 8:30pm Gallery 2 from 6th August - 20th August  11am - 5pm (Sunday 12pm - 4:30pm)

Celebrating female artists. Opening night: Friday 29th July 6pm - 8:30pm Exhibition open: Saturday 30th 11am - 5pm Sunday 31st 12pm - 4pm

Reb T presents Let's Make This About You. Brunch opening: 10:30am Saturday 23rd July

Open 10am - 9pm Monday to Friday 10am - 6pm Saturday 12pm - 5pm Sunday Meet the artist/drop in sessions 11:30am - 4pm Tuesday/Thursday/Saturday.

Opening night: Wednesday 22nd June 6pm - 8pm LSA Landscapes are pleased to share their body of work, which aims to capture the beauty and complexity of the surrounding landscapes. Open daily: 11am - 5pm Sunday: 12pm - 5pm

‘A Furthering’ is a collaboration between two visual artists and one poet.  The exhibition (and accompanying pamphlet) explores how every apparently finished piece of work continues to make suggestions for revision.  Without this (sometimes irksome) voice, further artistic growth is hindered.

New work by members of Arion Art Group in their summer exhibition in Gallery 1. Opening hours:  Opening event - 16th June 5pm - 8pm Friday/Saturday - 10am - 5pm  Sunday - 11am - 3pm 

By Carmen Carmeli Come and accompany me in this my first solo. There will be good wine and good music! About the work shown: I gather earths from the places I intend to paint and make mortars. From rocks to river sands, all are painting materials. And responding to these materials’ qualities and colours, I layer, erode, polish and build up the surface. This process…

A collection of work by Chalmers Smith. Artist Bio This is the first exhibition by Chalmers Smith and coincides with a ‘big’ birthday. Around 9 years ago, after retiring from teaching, he embarked on a number of art courses at various institutions in the Edinburgh area and, from there, developed work in painting, drawing, printmaking and photography. Lockdowns, due to…

Self-portraits painted from the beginning of lockdown to the present day. An exploration of the self from my perspective of having schizophrenia whilst experiencing lockdown. All painted using oil on canvas and are approximately 50cm x 60cm. Observing lockdown rules led to isolation and separation from family, friends, and groups that provide vital support with face-to-face contact. This has brought…

This series of photographs shows the female body as it is, wanting it to move away from the culture of the object and sexism. Showing it as a body-temple, denouncing the censorship that continues to instigate the woman's body to this day. Focusing on the sacredness of the body as a way to aid mental healing. Constanza Manescau is a…