An exhibition of collective memory, inviting individuals to submit a photograph with a description of the memory it evokes.

A new exhibition of work by Matthew Denniss and Matthew Houlding in which both artists explore architecture and environment – while Denniss uses film and found footage to explore the topic, Houlding uses recycled materials to create architectural models.

Fruits from the See Us photo project – which invited people to take a photo of something creative they did themselves, or something they admired – for which a specially-assembled group of curators have picked their favourites to go on show.

New exhibition focusing on artists with links to Dundee – artists who were born there, worked locally or were associated with the Dundee College of Art.

A collection of previously unseen archive footage and materials that document Liverpool's central role in the Titanic story. The exhibition marks the centenary of the sinking of the Titanic.

A group exhibition exploring our relationship with global water supplies in the era of climate change, featuring work by Peter Cusack, Simon Norfolk, Annette Mangaard, Paul Howard and David Matt plus a brand new commission from Markus Soukup.

Photography exhibition that explores the similarities and differences between the work of Martin Parr and Tom Wood – comprised of photographs taken in the late 70s and early 80s in Liverpool and Ireland.

A new collection exploring the history of modern and contemporary sculpture, charting the artistic trajectory of the art-form throughout the 20th Century – traditional sculptures sit alongside less conventional forms, such as performance and video.

Exhibition showcase of how Scottish artists have captured fashion, costume and dress over the years, from the late 17th century to the present day – covering everything from mundane everyday clothes to the most elaborate of fashionable dress.

Showcase exhibition of legendary Scottish music photographer Harry Papadopoulos, taking in more than 300 images from between 1979 and 1984 – with his guerilla-style lensmanship taking in the likes of Bowie, Blondie and, yes, Spandau Ballet.

Winner of RGI Kelly's Exhibition Prize for a work by a recent art school graduate, Edinburgh College of Art graduate Ruth Nicol takes over the gallery space for what will be her first solo show in Glasgow.

A new exhibition from the mobile Caravan Gallery, featuring photographs that explore the many elements of the Merseyside and Wirral identity. Part of LOOK/13.

After her residency at The Scottish Sculpture Workshop, printmaker Bronwen Sleigh showcases sculptural work for the first time since graduating in 2008 – with the pieces exploring, abstracting and reinterpreting industrial and architectural spaces.

Collective exhibition bringing together works by six Glasgow-based artists who all use sculpture in their practice – selected for their use of everyday materials and their reference or resemblance to everyday places or events.

A new collection of works that explores the role painters such as Francis Bacon, Lucien Freud and David Hockney played in the reinvention of figurative and realist art in post-war Britain.

A collection of 12 evening outfits spanning 1900 to 2000, charting the changing role of women in society throughout this period, and how these changes were reflected in the fashion of the time.