The German artist takes over Collective, premiering her new film, Tenant, which tells the story of a woman who rented a room in her Grandparent's home during the Second World War.

The Turner Prize-nominated artist takes over the ground floor of Glasgow's GOMA with a selection of major new sculptures.

New body of sculptural objects from Lorna Macintyre, exhibited alongside a display of works on paper, digital animation and cyanotypes, all reflecting on the building’s original function as a hotel.

Looped selection of four animated films from Psychology and Fine Arts graduate Katy Dove, using the role of the mind to inform her creative process.

First major UK solo show for Dundee-born and educated artist Scott Myles, featuring a mix of new works including an expansive site-specific installation, new sculpture works and prints made in the DCA Print Studio.

Selection of films that encompass performance, photography, composition, writing and political commentary, including Rhodes' inspired film made without a camera, Dresden Dynamo.

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.

Showcase of work from the celebrated Glasgow artist and playwright, focusing on his City Recorder series – a large body of work that Gray created as an ‘artist recorder’ for the City of Glasgow in 1977.

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.