Exhibitions

Into the Eyes of Nature is an exhibition that uses portraits of animals to look at eye structure and vision in the natural world. In these images, where the animals are looking…

Hidden is an exhibition which looks at how animals use camouflage and mimicry to disguise themselves or hide within their environment and the predator-prey relationship is key to some of these behaviours.…

The UK’s biggest Titanic exhibition, with the largest number of genuine artefacts from the world’s most famous ship. Genuine Titanic artefacts, powerful storytelling, and the latest visual technologies, having called at the Birmingham…

The Snowman was originally created and illustrated by Raymond Briggs, and was first published in 1978. In 1982, the classic picture book was adapted into a 26-minute animated film by TVC. The…

The Snowman was originally created and illustrated by Raymond Briggs, and was first published in 1978. In 1982, the classic picture book was adapted into a 26-minute animated film by TVC. It…

A framed photography exhibition of 27 images with a supporting film clip that are drawn from Historic Environment Scotland’s archive and other sources, the exhibition looks at the international context that shaped…

The exhibition We Think the World of You: People and Dogs Drawn Together traces David Remfry’s fascination with the relationships that develop between dogs and their owners. The show features some of…

Worn as an everyday garment by some and considered by others to be contrived or uncomfortable, the definition of the sari has multiple subjectivities. Conventionally an unstitched drape wrapped around the body,…

Imagine Picasso is the only immersive exhibition devoted to the master of Modern Art and approved by the Picasso Administration. This art experience was created by Annabelle Mauger and Julien Baron, creators of…

Imagine Monet the Immersive Exhibition in Image Totale© enhances the work of French painter Claude Monet, considered the father of Impressionism and the first immersive painter ever. During their visit, spectators will be…

Take the voyage to the land of Vincent Van Gogh master pieces like The Starry Night or The Irises. Discover The Bedroom or Auvers and The Wheatfield in a unique way.Imagine Van…

An Ordinary Eden by award-winning photographer Margaret Mitchell explores the importance of home and belonging. For this project, the artist worked with individuals and organisations, including Shelter Scotland, and it tells a…

A story of 120 million years of adaptation and survival, Bees is the epic tale of these incredible creatures and their relationship to us and the natural world. Perfectly adapted to pollinate and incredibly diverse…

Seven Stories became custodians of Judith Kerr’s life’s work in 2008, constituting one of the most significant collections of artwork by a single illustrator in the Seven Stories collection.   In 2009, Seven Stories…

The Tale of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter was first published by Frederick Warne & Co. (now part of Penguin Random House UK) in 1902. In celebration of the anniversary of this classic…

Landscapes can be deceptive. Sometimes a landscape seems to be less a setting for the life of its inhabitants than a curtain behind which their struggles, achievements and accidents take place. –…

This exhibition examines the art of the four Scottish Colourists, SJ Peploe, JD Fergusson, FCB Cadell and Leslie Hunter from the excellent holdings of the Fleming Collection, the finest collection of Scottish…

2020 marks 100 years since the death of Scottish photographer Erskine Beveridge and through selected photographs from the Erskine Beveridge collection, alongside supporting images from other Historic Environment Scotland projects, we explore…

Topical as some counties revert back to military power and annexation as a means of extending political power irrespective of international law or the democratic process. This exhibition marked the 80th anniversary of…

This exhibition is a rare opportunity to witness and explore the width of Wolmark’s practice and understand why his contribution to 20th century British art is so greatly respected. Alfred Wolmark was born…