Tonight, Visual art, Mixed media

Digital artwork and research from Abertay Digital Graduates.

Large, mixed-media works by the contemporary artist.

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

Mixed-media sculptures reflecting the artist's interests in themes including archaeology, geology, anthropology, zoology, myth, history, intuition and medicine. Featuring the installation Lightning With Stag In Its Glare.

The acclaimed London-based neon-artist's first UK solo exhibition referencing popular culture and iconic imagery reminiscent of the streets of Soho and tattoo culture. His works explore themes of heaven and hell with free-standing Angel and Jesus sculptures, and a set of suspended wings.

An all female online exhibition that sits alongside The Universal Addressability of Dumb Things, curated by Mark Leckey. Artists including Lara Angol, Dora Budor and Maja Cule display their works which explore modes of display via mass media and digital aesthetics as a means to navigate reality and investigate the…

The Edinburgh Napier Degree Show is an annual showcase of the creative talent of new and emerging designers, photographers, film makers, art directors, advertising directors, journalists, creative writers, television programme makers, and actors.

Exhibition of giclee prints made from dried flowers.

Groups show of works created using found objects and re-purposed materials, featuring Giulia Bocchi, Zac Freeman, Keith Haynes, Ryan Matcham, Steve McPherson, Frank Miller, Michael Speller, Wycliffe Stuchbury, Joanne Tinker, Jud Turner and Russell West.

Installation piece made out of hundreds of puppet like assemblages and a film commission by the Canadian artist whose work is heavily influenced by the work of dadaist Hannah Hoch, pop art's Robert Rauschenberg and avant-garde duo John Cage and Merce Cunningham.

Peter Kennard and Cat Phillipps use newsprint, charcoal and ink to explore the destruction of the welfare state, social decline and conservative ideologies in contemporary society.

Sculptures, paintings and assemblages by the conceptual Norwegian artist, made from reclaimed objects and materials.

A poignant exhibition of contemporary paintings and mixed-media works created by serving soldiers and ex-servicemen exploring life on the front-line, and sharing their experience of first hand conflict. The works were produced in collaboration with mentor artists.

A weekly story reading event, brought to you by Simon Oldfield and Elizabeth Day. Each time, a new line-up of authors, artists, actors and cultural commentators read aloud from contemporary and classic literature.

Contemporary multi layered oil paintings depicting images from popular culture in a photo-realism style, produced by the Texas-based and former Young British Artist.

Linocuts with a vintage feel, depicting people and characters of London.

Contemporary conceptual assemblages amassed from everyday life, including sweets, warm washing and glittery rubbish. The works created by the emerging artist explore chance expressionism.

A group show inspired by the surrealists and the people who inspired the surrealists.

An exhibition of contemporary textiles and works in mixed media.

Mixed media works exploring the notion of identity in the digital age. Artists include Anthony Boswell, Jane Boyer, Sandra Crisp, Annabel Dover, Hayley Harrison, Aly Helyer, Sarah Hervey, Cathy Lomax, David Minton, Kate Murdoch, Darren Nixon, Edd Pearman, Shireen Qureshi, David Riley and Melanie Titmuss.

Art from third year students of the University of the West of Scotland. All work in the show is for sale.

Highly patterned paintings, painted photographs, collages and sculptures by four up-and-coming international artists, who explore the relationship between a personal fictional narrative and their own very different backgrounds.