Before 3am, Visual art

View works from the Duke of Sutherland's art collection. Price includes transport to Mertoun House, a guided tour and refreshments. Booking is essential.

Large-scale kinetic sculptures based on fragments of the National Gallery's paintings, cast in three dimensions, bringing to life saints including Apollonia, Catherine, Francis, Jerome and Thomas.

Contemporary works in a variety of media created by the visiting Russian art duo.

An interactive, edible installation exploring notions of experimentation, process, transformation and failure.

Photographs of women and children in eight countries across the world, taken in 2005 and again in 2010 during which the photographer retraced his steps. Commissioned by World Vision.

Work by the Danish artist, who is concerned with time and mortality. Previous works include Tragedy, in which dog-owning members of the public were invited to get their dogs to play dead, and The Blues, consisting of faded photographs of haircut models from a Copenhagen salon.

Contemporary works by a variety of local primary school children in a variety of media.

Contemporary paintings created by the Leicester and Cotswold-based duo depicting surreal, abstract and figurative works on canvas.

Contemporary film work challenging the format of film and subverting its function in art. A revolving projection without images appears alongside a large-scale poster and a view of the back of a nearby cinema. Created by the London-based artist.

West Midlands-based contemporary artists exhibit work from a range of disciplines, including painting, sculpture, print, photography and digital media.

Prints, paintings and studies of the techniques of the late, acclaimed British artist who used minimalist aesthetic to depict mundane, everyday objects and settings.

A retrospective of the pop-artists contemporary silk-screen prints, produced over forty years.

A major new exhibition examining the way sport was transformed by wider social and infrastructural changes between the 19th and 20th centuries. Check out the fabulously suspicious scowl of the gentleman on the poster; whoever he played for, he looks like he was a sore loser.

Pop art furniture, graphic designs, posters, record covers and packaging by iconic artists Andy Warhol and Peter Blake, as well fashion pieces from designers Mary Quant and Vivienne Westwood. Highlights include items from Elton John's personal wardrobe.

Do the National Galleries a favour by solving some age-old mysteries from Scottish history, the answers to which are contained within some of the fascinating portraits in the gallery. Ages 4–12.

Site-specific installation piece celebrating the world of artists' books and self-publishing. On display with be an array of hand-made and limited edition books, including some experimental formats.

A garish, day-glo video exploration of themes from children's TV, shot with green-screen and featuring MacLean herself as the only performer. This work is presented as part of the New Work Scotland Programme.

The first solo show by the contemporary artist.

Photographic portraits of people with terminal illnesses, exploring the theme of mortality with the emphasis on the strength and vitality of the individual subjects.

Glasgow's iconic Red Road flats are being demolished to make room for a new skyline. However, the high-rise flats feature in the city's story in more ways than one. The exhibition looks at 50 years of the Red Road flats and the development's impact on its residents through their own artwork and commentary, as a way to…

Exhibition on the work of the BRE Innovation Park, Zero Waste Scotland and Tigh Grain Ltd in building an affordable family home that's also resource-efficient.