A collection of paintings by the Russian Jewish artist Marc Chagall, exploring the universal themes of love, loss and suffering through his unique and poetic style – bold, brightly hued and influenced by folklore and his rich heritage.

An exhibition by New York-based photographer, Moyra Davey, know for capturing everyday objects to tell a story, and then mailing them back to the city of origin. In this exhibition she presents a series of photographs taken in Manchester and Liverpool.

The first UK solo exhibition of Germany-born, New Zealand-based contemporary jewellery designer Karl Fritsch. His highly sought after pieces combine precious with non-precious materials for a uniquely unconventional result.

The second in the Scottish Colourist Series of exhibitions takes in a retrospective of Samuel John Peploe (1871-1935), the eldest of the four artists popularly known as The Scottish Colourists.

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.

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 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.

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.

Collective exhibition of newly commissioned works and archival photographs that explore the transformation of the lives of people from rural Italy who, after 1940, emigrated to urban communities throughout Europe.

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.

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.

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.

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.

A series of photographs that explore the abandoned and forgotten railway lines of Britain, capturing how nature encroaches and claims back the space, or how the lines now exist with an alternative use.