After 6am, Visual art

A unique collection of miniature Coronation chairs, including gold and silver replicas, jewellery charms, music boxes and money boxes.

An opportunity for artists to enter an open exhibition, where the only rule is that all works should fit an A1 template.

Contemporary still-life drawings of every-day objects.

A popular annual open exhibition which gives professional, amateur and emerging artists the opportunity to show their work. Art forms vary widely from painting and sculpture to printmaking, textiles and ceramics. Entry forms are available from the Gallery Shop or by contacting info@aberdeenartistssociety.co.uk.

An exhibition of photographs showing the visit of King Edward and Queen Alexandra to Aberdeen in 1906.

Paintings from the National Gallery, London, Royal Collection Trust and the Courtauld Gallery, by artists including Rembrandt, Goya, Lucas van Leyden and Cezanne, together with miniatures by Hilliard and Isaac Oliver and works on paper by Van Dyck and Charles Le Brun, lent by HM The Queen.

Back by popular demand for a fourth year, Scots photographer Jim Malcolm and French painter Christophe Philibert present an imaginative collection of photographs and paintings. Jim recently exhibited at the Smithsonian Museum in Washington DC. Christophe has produced several books of his work. Both have exhibited…

An interactive art workshop including photographic artwork.

Contemporary works and designs by architecture, computing and engineering students, highlighting a range of approaches and philosophies.

Large pottery vessels and the artist's signature moon jars.

Photographs documenting railway lines that have either been abandoned or put to an alternative use, exploring the changing urban landscape.

Art exploring themes associated with mythical 16th century Scottish cannibal Sawney Bean.

Artist Amber Khokhar introduces floral designs in Islamic Art, including Mughal, Ottoman and Persian motifs and shows how to develop sketches using traditional painting techniques.

Work collaboratively towards creating paintings for a themed exhibition.

Join local artist James Green for an advanced workshop in linocut printing, the technique used by Leonard Beaumont whose work is currently on display in the Graves Gallery.

Painter Frederic Edwin Church travelled to Newfoundland and Labrador in 1859 and made some of the most awe-inspiring images of icebergs ever painted; his 1861 The Icebergs is but the most monumental. Maritime historian Trevor Ware discusses Church's work.

Performances, videos, installations and a publication by the collaborative duo, exploring themes of survival, preparedness and endurance in the modern world.

Portraits from the century of Scotland's great transformation, 1750–1850, including Nasmyth's deliberately and stylishly unfinished picture of Robert Burns, Danloux's all-action portrait of Admiral Duncan keeping a cool head in the middle of a sea battle, Raeburn's picture of Walter Scott as king of the hill, before…

Contemporary works highlighting the notion of the ideal within female portrait and head studies by members of the New Sculpture Movement, using a bust by Alfred Drury's as a point of reference.

Students exhibit designs and dresses from their course work.