A visual project by Kurt Tong, exploring his heritage and family roots through photographs and writing. Part of Look/13.

Unique photograph project by artist Liz Hingley exploring everyday religious experiences of the different communities that live around a single road in Birmingham, home to people from more than 90 countries.

A collection of 26 drawings by the Pre-Raphaelite master, comprising of independent drawings, preparatory studies and designs for stained glass.

The winner of the 2012 Liverpool art prize presents a new collection of work made from waste plastic – Woolston explores the idea of consumption, power and identity, and how connected we really are to the world's finite resources.

Exhibition of 13 sculptures, one lithograph and other related ephemera by French sculptor, painter, and film maker Niki de Saint Phalle, gifted to Glasgow Museums through the Contemporary Art Society.

An exhibition of portraits taken by Pete Carr in a single day in 2012, showing the many faces that make up the community at Leaf. Part of LOOK/13.

As part of the gallery-spanning Tales of the City exhibition, Glasgow Gallery of Modern Art display a selection of mixed media objects in Gallery 2, encompassing work from Alex Frost, David Hockney, Scott Myles, David Sherry and Simon Starling.

Specially-commissioned exhibition of new prints by Ciara Philips, made in response to (and be shown alongside) some of the finest and rarest nature-printed books on loan from the Library Archive of the Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh.

Exhibition celebrating 19th century American painter Frederic Church, renowned for his impressive landscapes combining dramatic compositions with carefully-observed light effects.

A collection of around 60 photos by resident Top of the Pops photographer Harry Goodwin – documenting some of the most important musical stars and performances between 1964 – 1973, including Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix and The Supremes.

Part of the LOOK/13. This collection of works by French artist Charles Fréger and Swedish artist Eva Stenram both explore the theme of identity by responding to the festival title: who do you think you are?

Retrospective exhibition spanning Dutch graphic designer and typographer Wim Crouwel's career – known for embracing a new modernity to produce typographic designs that captured the essence of the emerging computer/space age of the early 60s.

A series of works by Eva Stenram in which found images – of vintage pin ups and old centrefolds from magazines – are scanned and then manipulated to unusual and jarring effect. The background takes centre stage, leaving the subject as an afterthought.

The Fruitmarket mark the first in-depth survey of drawings, paintings and photographic work from the Dundee-born artist – best known for his vividly-coloured sculptural installations of illuminated lightboxes, dollies and found objects.

Retrospective showcase of inspiring destinations painted within the last decade by the acclaimed Scottish landscape artist.

Showcase exhibition for various Glasgow School of Art alumni, featuring a large selection of works by artists who have graduated from GSA over the years.

Mixed showcase exhibition taking in work by a varied selection of artists and craftmakers, mostly based at Coburg House Studios in't Leith. Part of Leith Festival 2013.