Visual art, Contemporary within 5 miles of Glasgow

Glasgow's swanky part of town continues to round together culture in its diverse festival. Previous years have seen comedy, theatre and art events cramming themselves into the area's fashionable buildings, while street performers add to the festival atmosphere.

Exhibition and auction of works by Scottish artists John Cunningham and George Wyllie.

Prints commemorating 40 years of the Glasgow Print Studio, from 40 artists associated with it, including specially commissioned new work from Alasdair Gray, Elizabeth Blackadder, Martin Boyce, John Byrne, Jim Lambie and Toby Paterson and others (34 others, to be precise).

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

A group show looking at contemporary adornment, featuring work by Pio Abad, Jonathan Baldock (who makes sculptures out of a play-doh analogue, rather than clay), Josh Blackwell (who embroiders plastic bags which would otherwise have been thrown away), Jim Lambie, Hew Locke, Alex Pollard, Eva Rothschild, Karin Ruggaber…

Exhibition showcasing the work of GSA students who have taken part in the newly established MLitt programme in Fine Art Practice.

Unique opportunity to explore the studios, see the work and meet some of the artists, held on the first Friday of each month.

Textile work made following a two-month residency by the artist in Gujarat, India.

New work from the Glasgow-born 2011 Turner Prize-winning artist.

The Compass Gallery's annual selection of work by new graduates from the four Scottish art school degree shows.

The late Niki de Saint Phalle had an unlikely career; born into a privileged French family whose wealth was wiped out in the Depression, she became a teenage fashion model and then eloped to the USA before having a nervous breakdown and reinventing herself as creator of some of the most personal, vivid and engaging public…

Work by the Danish artist, who is concerned with the representation of 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.

A collaboration between Katharina Stoever and Barbara Wolff, borrowing its name from Peleș Castle in Romania, which was built between 1873 and 1914 and which curiously prefigures post-modernist architecture in that each of its great rooms are all designed in a different historical style, so that the castle has no…

Works from GoMA's collection purchased on the Art Fund International scheme, in partnership with the Common Guild. Featured artists include Derek Boshier, Rob Churm, Hans-Peter Feldmann, Peter Fischli & David Weiss, Alex Frost, David Hockney, Scott Myles, David Sherry and Simon Starling.

Sculptural installation of new paintings displayed as free-standing objects; visitors are invited to make their own inscription on the back of each work.