After 12pm, Visual art, Crafts

Jera May, founder of the Just Glass Society, asks ‘What is craft now?’ and looks at the range of work that exists between the hand-made and the digitally crafted. Booking is essential.

Make some Christmas decorations out of natural materials, and more festive fun.

Contemporary jewellery made by students and staff of Cardonald, City of Glasgow and North Glasgow colleges. All the pieces were made using digital technology as a design and/or production tool.

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

Works by academicians and STAR tapestry artists, presented in perspex boxes – hence the title. 50 artists have been invited to participate.

Contemporary crafts including sculptural and domestic objects.

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

Art and craft from the Isle of Avalon.

Contemporary crafts by Guild members.

Small works by artists from across Scotland and beyond, chosen by the RSA from an open submission..

Learn a thing or two about textile screenprinting from pro Louise Smith, who leads this eight-week course on how to design a continuous pattern, how it translates into a multicolour print and then, of course, how to pop it on some lengths of fabric.

International celebrities Sir Sean Connery, Ewan McGregor, Nicola Benedetti and Sharleen Spiteri, among others, have teamed up with a silversmith to design a piece of silver to use when having a drink with a friend.

A screening of Tanko Bole Chhe (The Stitches Speak), a film made in Gujarat using the art of embroidery to form a narrative, and a discussion with artist Jeni Allison on how textiles serve as an archive for women.

A talk on the great Victorian art collector and patron Thomas Fairbairn with Richard Byrom.

Contemporary jewellery, wood and ceramics inspired by the flora and fauna of Britain's woodlands, by artists and makers including Layla Amber Rous, Phoebe Sherwood-Moore, Lucy Ramsbottom, Lotta Cole and Hannah McAndrew.