Selection of new collages from the London-graduating printmaker, alongside some very early paintings and drawings from the 40s and 50s.

Unique exhibition featuring seven Scottish artists handpicked by The Skinny from previous Skinny Showcase artists – with the full collection of works available to buy via theskinny.co.uk/shop.

Brazilian artist Consuelo Radclyffe presents an exhibition of her ceramic figurative sculptures, based around the theme of special moments in childhood, both real and dream-like.

Collection of 50 works on paper by the famed Norwegian artist, taken from a private Norwegian collection, and showing in the UK for the first time.

Jupiter Artland opens for its fourth summer season, presenting fresh work by Anya Gallaccio and Andy Goldsworthy in the surrounds of their glorious sculptural garden.

Selection of specially designed jewellery by 16 contemporary makers from Northern Europe, each asked to create pieces inspired by a place they love.

A series of new works within various dialogues – formed by notes, stories, urgent calligraphies and textual abstractions.

Collective exhibition from 15 contemporary Scottish artists, all of whom use drawing as an important element in their practice – including work from delightful Glasgow doodler David Shrigley.

A selection of works from a unique artist collection amassed in 1963 – offering school children access to original art – taking on its first public display, with works from the likes of Elizabeth Blackadder, Barbara Rae and William Littlejohn.

Selection of political cartoons by Frank Boyle, cartoonist in residence at the Edinburgh Evening News.

Giving themselves over to sculpture in all it's many forms, the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art host a sculptural showcase of works moving from the 1900s to present day.

Marking the first major exhibition in the National Museum of Scotland’s new purpose-built space, Fascinating Mummies will feature ancient Egyptian treasures dating back as far as 4000BC.

Bold and refined works from 'New Glasgow Boy' Adrian Wiszniewski. As part of GI Festival.

New exhibition exploring the relationship between artists and gardens, including a variety of paintings, drawings and photographs amassed from the city's fine art collection.

A group of fabric and fibre artists use fabric to explore the themed concept of caves.

The first major outdoor exhibition of sculptures by British artist Thomas Houseago, comprising of new and recent large-scale works, mostly in bronze. Sculpture map available from Inverleith House reception.

Glasgow-based interdisciplinary artist Olivia Bliss presents a series of works exploring ecology through art, as part of Glasgow Print Studios 40th anniversary celebrations.