A joint exhibition with Side Gallery, Newcastle, featuring the classic works of August Sander (1876-1964) and WeeGee (1899-1968). The collection features portraits from 1920s and 30s German society and photographs of New York in the 30s and 40s.

An exhibition of the work of 11 photographers, exploring the concept of personal and collective identity in the contemporary Arab world. Part of Look/13.

Collection curated by local printmaker Gill Curry, exploring different print styles and techniques.

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

Collective exhibition featuring a selection of fine art photography from the University's museum collections, including work by Albert Watson and Susan Hiller. In the Tower Foyer Gallery.

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.

Selected masterpieces from the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art and the D.Daskalopoulos Collection, taking in some 130 works that each highlight the significance of the body as a theme in 20th and 21st century art practice.

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.

Photography showcase featuring key figures of 20th-century Scottish comedy, bringing together images of over 50 stars including Sir Harry Lauder, Rikki Fulton, Stanley Baxter, Ronnie Corbett and Billy Connolley.

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.

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.

Retrospective showcase of the Austrian-British photographer, communist-sympathiser and Soviet Union spy – taking in black and white images of a politically-charged interwar Vienna and penetrating imagery of children during the post-war years.

Having lived in Scotland for eight years, Italian-born artist Valentina Bonizzi uses photography and video to create what she terms the ‘image document’, exploring migrant experiences from 1850 to today.

The youngest sister of Charles II comes under the spotlight, with a mini exhibition centred around a full-length portrait of Henriette Anne (aka Minette) by the French artist Jean Nocret.

Curated in partnership with the V&A, Annie Lennox presents a three decade-spanning review of her work as a performer, singer/songwriter, recording artist and political activist, taking in an array of photographs, videos and costumes.

Glasgow-based artist Rachel Mimiec presents her current installation – working with paint and appropriated images to document landscapes and nature, including works made by children during workshops at the Red Road Family Centre Nursery.