This weekend, Visual art, Contemporary, free events

Works in various media by BA Fine Art, BA Graphic Design Communication, BA Interior and Spatial Design, BA Textile Design, FdA Interior Design and Graduate Diploma Interior Design students.

Intermedia works examining online anonymous horror fiction.

The constantly changing collection of rugs and tapestries can be viewed on the Viewing Balcony, and weavers can be seen at work below on the Weaving Floor.

Annual showcase of the work of final year degree students.

Works by six abstract artists, Agnes Martin, Aureile Nemours, Marischa Burckhardt, Lisa Corinne Davis, Anne Appleby and Sylvia Heider, which will herald the closing of London's Mayor Gallery on Cork Street. The gallery was the first space in Europe to have shown works by Agnes Martin, with a solo show in 1974.

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…

Contemporary works in a variety of media.

Contemporary works in a variety of media.

Works celebrating the centenary of the Critics' Circle, by 25 artists, craft-makers and architects selected by its members.

Irish artist Buckley explores tropes of Irishness, Irish identity and exile with laconic poetry and deadpan wit. This work completes his Irish Trilogy with a combination of video and still images of performance.

Philosophical works in various media inspired by the symbiotic relationship between the worlds of art and science, based on discoveries in particle physics and astrophysics.

Images inspired by the sea.

Contemporary works on paper by artists including Rachel Adams, Aglae Bassens, Matthew Brannon, Jason Brinkerhoff, Jodie Carey, Dawn Clements, Sean Dack and Gerald Davis.

An exhibition of works by the Iranian-American photorealist.

Philadelphia's most famous son is the ridiculously multi-talented Benjamin Franklin – statesman, diplomat, inventor, scientific researcher, writer, political theorist and (not least) postmaster. It was in 1759 that he first travelled to Scotland to witness the then-flourishing Scottish Enlightenment for himself. In the…

Contemporary works in a variety of styles and media created by local children.

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

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

Contemporary works by the artist.