Afternoon events, Visual art

Paintings produced by the artist using a mix of digitally printed grounds, resin and layers of mark making and imagery built up into collages, exploring themes of spatial flatness.

Immersive work by acclaimed land artist, her first solo exhibition since taking expeditions to Libya and Namibia.

A look at the influence of the Far East on collectors over the last 200 years, highlighting some of the Oriental treasures in Aberdeen Art Gallery's own collection.

Contemporary works in a variety of media created by the local artist conveying the inspiration she has drawn from the buildings of the House and it's grounds.

A workshop to make your own medals and jewellery using various techniques. Tools and materials supplied. Suitable for the whole family (children ages 5+).

Paintings, films, ceramics and music exploring the issue of workers' rights. Opening with a performance in which the artist is joined by music producer SOPHIE.

Contemporary paintings documenting a redemptive spiritual journey echoing events from the Gitanjali verses.

A group exhibition headed by the notable surrealist and war artist Paul Nash. Bringing together the work of his Royal College Of Art students Edward Burra, Edward Bawden, Barnett Freedman, Eric Ravilious and Enid Marx.

Children can design and paint their own pots to take home with them.

The first solo show by the contemporary artist.

An examination of different approaches to redesigning educational buildings, organised by Architecture & Design Scotland.

Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Sidsel Meineche Hansen, Lorenzo Pezzani and Oliver Rees use video, sound, drawing and installation to explore how images and representations impact on the law between nations.

Interactive performance-installation piece from the political Glasgow-based artist and Athena Award winner. An experiential guided walk challenging perceptions of diversity.

Group show of work by emerging and established photographers, depicting Glasgow as a backdrop for the life of its citizens.

Create fun and unique prints working with textures and recyclable objects with Art Tracks, which provides opportunities for young people with sensory or learning disabilities to bring out their creative side.

Images of the sea, by gallery artists Alan Watson, Ian Rawnsley, Malcolm Cheape, Chris Forsey and others.

Video art made from the artist's extensive archive and film, TV and spoken-word recordings, made over the last 25 years. Sutcliffe uses archive material to reflect on idea of class-consciousness and cultural authority. This exhibition includes a new work, Outwork, inspired by the work of Canadian sociologist Erving Goffman.

Work by Herald cartoonist Steven Camley.

A series of free lunchtime talks accompanying the Hunterian's exhibition of its earliest catalogue. Attendance at the talks qualifies you for free entry to the exhibition.

A creative investigation of the contemporary situation inside/outside of occupied Tibet: art, music, films, talks, and poetry by Tibetans in exile. Program of the exhibition and information about the evening events and screenings with film makers on the facebook page. Contact freetibet.sussex@gmail.com for more…

Work by MFA students from the Art, Space and Nature programme at Edinburgh College of Art. Featured artists include Tanja Geis & Henry Fletcher, Stephanie Ghetta, Jonathan Hemelberg, Sara Ocklind, Zhongying Ren, Flavia Salvador, Sandra Teixeira and Javier Vidal Aguilera.

Enjoy the venue's contemporary art collection, housed 10 minutes off-site.