Exhibitions

The prestigious painting competition returns for 2026. The Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer Portrait Award celebrates the very best in contemporary portraiture and is one of the most important platforms for portrait painters…

The Taylor Wessing Photo Portrait Prize showcases the work of talented young photographers, gifted amateurs and established professionals in the very best of contemporary photography. The competition celebrates a diverse range of images…

An immersive exhibition from London based collective Marshmallow Laser Feast. Works of Nature brings together five major artworks, on a grand, awe-inspiring scale illuminating the hidden forces surrounding us, revealing the sublime…

It’s a lovely morning in the village and you are a horrible goose. A playful exhibition exploring the ‘hit’ video game Untitled Goose Game by Melbourne based House House. Deep dive into the…

A new immersive exhibition, featuring Back to Back’s new film Agincourt, bringing fresh perspective to Shakespeare’s timeless story of Henry V. The latest production in the company’s expansive body of screen-based work,…

The generation known as the Glasgow Boys and Girls includes most radical Scottish painters of the late nineteenth century. Leading lights were Joseph Crawhall (1861-1913), James Guthrie (1859-1930), Edward Walton ((1860-1922), Flora…

Redpath was one of Scotland’s finest mid-20th century artists, whose formative years were spent in Edinburgh but mainly in the south of France where she painted alongside Scottish Colourists Samuel Peploe and…

For centuries, the landscapes Scotland have inspired and captivated artists. This exhibition explores the profound transformations of these landscapes—urban and rural, land, sea, and sky—over the past 200 years. From the romanticized…

This breakthrough exhibition focusses on the work of five veteran artists who have been ahead of their time in responding to the threat of climate change. Until now, these artists, although well…

A Window into Scottish Art will brings together more than 30 significant works that explore the history of Scottish Art. The exhibition is not a chronological survey, but a pick of landmark periods…

The medieval period was one of great creativity and development. Many of the basic technologies which underpinned the renaissance and later the industrial revolution were first developed, while at the same time…

Expressions of Interest Invited: Touring Exhibition Opportunity from mid 2026Beyond the Bonnets: Working Women in Jane Austen’s Novels The exhibition has been developed to mark 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth. We invite…

Canadiana! Masterworks from the McMichael offers a journey through the diverse and evolving landscape of Canadian art. Including historical masterpieces and cutting-edge contemporary works, Canadiana! invites audiences to discover the full breadth of Canadian artistic…

A Paradigm-Shifting Exhibition Showcasing Four Decades of Inuit Artistry, Resilience & Community, led by Greenlandic Inuit curator Emily Laurent Henderson. The McMichael Canadian Art Collection is proud to steward the Kinngait Drawings Archive,…

Microworld is an immersive art space filled with digital creatures which respond to the audience in a variety of ways. The creatures have life cycles and strategies for survival. You can play…

In a moment shaped by ecological uncertainty, digital saturation, and the soft collapse of boundaries between the natural and the artificial, Life Motif is a call to return: a return to the…

The exhibition explores the connection between Picasso and Dalí and the world of dance through their interpretations of the ballet The Three-Cornered Hat, or Le Tricorne, which premiered in 1919 at the…

Visions of Desire: Salvador Dalí and the Renaissance Literature From Dante’s Divine Comedy to Ronsard’s Amours de Cassandre This exhibition invites visitors on a journey through time and imagination, where Renaissance poetry finds a…

In the exhibition KIDS, children are everywhere: sweet children, playful children, lonely children, innocent children, and unpredictable children. For centuries, children have been depicted in art – from precious paintings to photographs…

Jason is a disabled artist, who initially trained as an oil painter, but learned to embrace the pixel when he became disabled. He is the recipient of the prestigious Adam Reynolds Award…