Visual art within 5 miles of Glasgow

Lighting installations made from folded paper by Glasgow-trained designer Kyla McCallum.

Photographer Liz Hingley invited people in Glasgow to have their portrait taken in a studio with an object that held some spiritual meaning for them. In addition, they wrote a small caption for the resulting image to explain the significance of the object.

Avant-garde spoken word, film and music fusion night describing itself as 'playing host to the sinister and the sanguine'.

Taking over the West End of Glasgow each year, the festival treats the ears to a great musical line-up, tantalises all the senses with a carnival and delves into the creative depths of local studios and exhibitions with the Hidden Lane Festival.

Debut solo exhibition by Glasgow artist exploring the concept of the 'sky pillar', by which the heavens supposedly communicated with the earth.

Sculptures by six Glasgow artists – Niall Macdonald, Laura Aldridge, Mick Peter, Hayley Tompkins, Scott Myles and Carla Scott Fullerton. The pieces were chosen because they reference everyday materials and familiar events and routines in people's daily lives.

Work by abstract autobiographical artist Lainey Waddell.

Rearrangement of the Geneva-born artist's installation, originally presented at the Venice Biennale in 2011. A collection of found or handmade objects are presented in such a way as to call to mind the artifice of cultural value and meaning.

Paintings from the Scottish artist.

Exhibition by Scottish and international artists, curated by local artist Mark McGhee.

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…

Street Level hosts a touring exhibition of the work of German photojournalist Willy Römer, who documented everyday life in Berlin between the wars, from the Spartacist Revolution through the blood-soaked implosion of the Weimar Republic to the rise of the Nazis – who, once they'd got into power, promptly closed down his…

Works by 19th and 20th century British artists including the Glasgow Girls and Boys, the Scottish Colourists and the Bloomsbury Group, as well as works by contemporary artists.

Art exploring the mythical 16th century Scottish cannibal Sawney Bean.

Photographs by Ken Grant, Louis Quail, Kajal Nisha Patel and Moira Lovell, exploring current working conditions in Britain and also inspired by the manufacturing and industrial legacy.

Annual exhibition showcasing emerging photographers graduating from Scotland's art schools.

Free admission to see inside some of Glasgow's finest buildings, old and new, and enjoy various guided walks throughout the city in the annual festival that involves more than 100 buildings and last year boasted nearly 81,000 visits.

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

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

Digital video and print work by NYC artist, imagining the eponymous Robot Ninja as an ultimate authority figure.

Photographic exhibition from award-winning young photographer who documented Soho Road in Birmingham, which is home to people from 90 different countries and numerous different religions including Catholic, Rastafari, Muslim, Sikh, Hare Krishna, Buddhist and evangelical Christian.

Work by Mexican artist interested in the ways in which museums organise and classify visual culture; her own witty and intricate sculpture-based work is concerned with the biography of objects.