Visual art

Photographic portraits made between 1964 and 1968, selected from an archive of 20,000 images documenting Merseyside life throughout the mid-to-late-20th century.

Contemporary designs and mixed-media assemblages resulting from the artist's self-imposed task of creating something new every day for a year.

Paintings of large animals and landscapes.

A multimedia performance-installation approaching the issue of age-related mental decline, based on conversations between the artist and her grandfather.

Rapidly produced paintings capturing the dynamic movements of dancers.

In Wonderlands, Aberdeen-based artist Johanna Basford shows new works which transform her intricate, signature-style ink drawings to a much larger scale.

A large-scale collection of accomplished paintings, drawings and prints from the self-taught artist and Academician of the Royal Academy.

Paintings produced by the artist using a mix of digitally printed grounds, resin and layers of mark making and imagery built up into collages, exploring themes of spatial flatness.

Contemporary single screen and video installation works created by the duo, who have been working collaboratively since 1993. Their practice investigates the relationship between the human figure and architecture.

Elegant, Delaunay-esque abstract works from French artist who hasn't had a UK retrospective in 40 years.

Figurative paintings, drawings, screen printing, photocollages, photographs and assemblages from the Warminster-based artist, celebrating 50 years of her work which plays with notions of ambiguity and clarity and is heavily inspired by her travels to the East.

An installation of ceramics inspired by York's collections and the architecture and space of the church, exploring the theme of mortality with an emphasis on rituals of death.

Contemporary works in a variety of media

Photographs documenting the Everton and Anfield districts during the 1980s and 1990s, featuring previously unpublished images.

Prof Peter Abrahams gives this Heritage Society Festival Lecture about the original Renaissance man's career as an anatomist and his extremely detailed drawings, which came from the study of 23 corpses that the artist personally dissected. Prof Abrahams discusses how the unique concepts found in these ancient renderings…

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Wall-based pieces, three dimensional designs, video and installation works from the international textile collective, exploring themes of tradition versus innovation within the practice.

Contemporary works from the Liverpudlian punk provocateur who works largely with photomontage, shown alongside New York based artist Tom Burr's sculptural installations.

Prints of Scottish landscapes and birds.

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.

A look at the influence of the Far East on collectors over the last 200 years, highlighting some of the Oriental treasures in Aberdeen Art Gallery's own collection.

An immersive jungle installation of surreal 3-D collages exploring alternate realities, commenting on man's estrangement from the natural world.

Martin R Nelson presents his mathematically inspired works which lie somewhere between printmaking and sculpture. The exhibition is organised by Grampian Hospitals Art Trust with all funds raised going towards their work.