Afternoon events, Visual art, free events

Artist Stuart McAdam and Claudia Zeiske, Director of Deveron Arts, will lead a discussion with a panel of experts about the relationship between art and walking, and the history of the railways in Scotland. This event is the culmination of a guided walk that McAdam will lead earlier in the afternoon along the Innocent…

Historical and contemporary works exploring themes of idealisation and imperfection, allure and shame, and youth and ageing, by artists including Zurbaran, Wtewael, Procaccini, David LaChapelle, Cindy Sherman, Marina Abramovic and John Currin.

Works in various media by artists including Ai Weiwei, Adrian Piper, Tracey Emin and Richard Wentworth, based on the reinterpretation of a growing series of instructions written by artists, initiated by Hans Ulrich Obrist, Christian Boltanski and Bertrand Lavier in 1993.

Contemporary, mixed-media quilts inspired by the ups and downs of life, relationships and the weather.

Contemporary drawings shown in the context of the history of the practice.

The collection comprises of images taken during five photographic sessions with iconic musician David Bowie, released to coincide with the Victoria and Albert Museums's David Bowie exhibition.

David Brittain of Manchester Metropolitan University discusses Paolozzi's work in the context of the artist's lifelong fascination with science fiction, as discussed in Brittain's new book, Paolozzi at New Worlds: Science Fiction and Pop Art in the 1960s, published to coincide with the Space Age Archaeology exhibition.

Contemporary works in the familiar sardonic style from the watercolour Master and contemporary artist. Paintings are from the Rye gallery's own collection.

Sardonic watercolour paintings depicting the avant garde urban underworld created by the local Rye artist, draughtsman and printmaker.

Rarely seen paintings from the gallery's own collection of the acclaimed native Rye artist's works. Rye potter Wally Cole's earthenware is also displayed alongside.

Photographs, watercolours, oil paintings and prints encompassing all aspects of the prolific artist and former architect's practice.

Paintings by the Canadian-born Irish artist who specialises in capturing atmospheric landscapes.

Drawings from Emanuel von Baeyer's collection, by artists including Georg Baselitz and Sir Edward John Poynter.

Haunting paintings created by the London-based Welsh artist appropriating ideas from the old Dutch masters and combining them with fragile and dark arrangements of still life.

Video, sculpture and photography, which conjure strange shapes and forms out of commonplace objects.

Galerie Mirages. Ethiopia is the 26th Edinburgh Festival Fringe exhibition from Galerie Mirages. This stunning selling exhibition was personally sourced in Ethiopia by the gallery director. It represents the crafts of Ethiopia, an ancient land with links to early Christianity. This exhibition comprises beautiful hand…

Historic drawings by artists including Johannes Stradanus and Joseph Werner.

Mixed-media assemblages and installations exploring the role of the curator.

Contemporary portraiture created by three local artists working in oil paints and photography. Featuring the artists Kevin Derbyshire, Kim Lone and Liz Derbyshire.

Original, limited-edition prints from a number of artists are on view and available for sale at this West London Art Factory pop-up gallery show.

A chance for families to play and create things together.

London-based print-maker DRB plays with perceptions of culture in his latest series of works.

New work by artists Alice McMurrough, Marie Louise Wrightson and Jenny Holm, inspired by fairytales and legends.