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.

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.

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.

The Glasgow School of Art Painting and Printmaking graduate takes over GPS's lower gallery space with a selection of work, focused predominantly on printmaking.

Showcase of work from the students on the recently established MLitt in Fine Art Practice at GSA, an intensive one year post graduate programme taking in four pathways: painting, printmaking, sculpture and fine art photography.

Double headliner showcase featuring works from RGI Kelly's graduate prize winners from 2012's Glasgow School of Art degree show – Yuan Zhang and Jerry Dowds – each with their own distinct style, exhibiting all-new works.

Unique photography project for which Liz Hingley invited people from Glasgow to have their portrait taken with an object they consider to have spiritual meaning.

Showcase of work from this year's FORMAT 13 photography festival in Derby, with Street Level's handpicked selection referencing the changing nature of the workplace, the role of the worker currently in our recent pasts, globalisation, and the media.

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.

Kyla McCallum – who runs multi-disciplinary design studio Foldability, using origami to create products, packaging and bespoke pieces – showcases a new lighting installation, with each light made from a number of hand-folded modules.

Themed exhibition in which the sea is illustrated in its most diverse forms with a variety of media – from charcoal drawings to oil paintings – by seven different artists.

New exhibition by Indian artist Tejal Shah, featuring a multi-channel video installation commissioned for Documenta(13).

Solo exhibition from David Miles, for which everything is either laminated in plastic, or painted on plastic estate agents board and framed in acrylic once used to case CDs. To sum up: plastictastic.

During her residency in Gujarat, Jeni Allison spent time working alongside artisans, exploring links between textile, dance and tradition – the resulting exhibition focuses on the relationship between textile and ceremony in artisan cultures in Gujarat.

First group show for the SAY Art Commission, timed to coincide with the announcement of The Scottish Album of the Year Award shortlist, offering the winning artist £12,000 and the opportunity to create a new artwork for the short listed albums of 2013.