Visual art, Painting & drawing, free events

An exhibition of colourful works by the artist.

Landscape paintings by Dundonian artist Deborah Phillips.

A wide range of contemporary fine art, media, architecture, graphic communication and typography, illustration, 3D design, digital art and technology works created by final year students of the Faculty of Arts.

Yvonne Hutchinson captures the atmosphere of Scottish landscapes and seascapes with her vibrant palette of colours use of mixed media. Come celebrate the warmth of Scottish Summer and see this stunning collection of work inspired by familiar places as you have never seen them before.

The "Depositary" raises questions about our ability to remember. Where does memory attach itself and how reliable is it? To what extent is our inner landscape altered and worn by the passage of time and fortune? Is place a construct of space, time and memory? The exhibition explores the tension between transience and…

Contemporary drawings shown in the context of the history of the practice.

Drawing workshops and activities for families and children in the Mead Gallery.

Exhibition of giclee prints made from dried flowers.

A rare joint exhibition by artists who happen to be husband and wife; although both specialise in pictures of people's heads, their respective approaches are very different.

My paintings are experiential and open up new ways in which we consume our surroundings. I work with layers of thick and thin colour, washed over layers of paint and inks. Traces are left by assorted marks, lines straight, curved or gestural, surfaces wiped, dripped and spattered; all adding to an eventual sense of…

The opening of This Land, which presents a beautifully alternative view of the Scottish landscape through works by artists with a diverse range of practices, including Henry Coombes, Andy Holden, Hannah Imlach, Michael Reisch and Iain Sarjeant. Initially located for the festival beside the City Art Centre, The…

Celebrate culture and passions through art and design with Tristan Manco, developing handmade techniques including lettering, stencilling, stickers, stencils and collage.

A Mixed Media Art exhibition held in Farm Mews Creative Quarter. 15 artists exhibiting Painting, Drawing, Ceramic, Leatherwork, Jewellery and more. The exhibition is held across an established gallery and surrounding artists' studio spaces within the mews.

The gallery's annual summer exhibition. Featured artists include Joan Eardley, The Scottish Colourists, Glasgow Boys and Girls, Bloomsbury Group, Lanyon, Blackadder, Keith Vaughan, Colquhoun and MacBryde and invited Scottish Contemporaries.

Work by three generations of artists: Gilbert Dunlop (1909–1984), illustrator of many of Enid Blyton's books; his daughter Jenny; and his granddaughter Jo Murray and nephew Hamish.

Contemporary artists present images of comedians.

Contemporary drawings and graphic design by the illustrator who gained international recognition for his portrait of singer Rihanna.

Retrospective of portraits, landscape, still lifes and drawings.

More than 50 new paintings from the veteran artist.

George Jamesone (c 1690–1644) was the first great native portrait painter in Scotland, master of a rich, colourful and intricate style and so successful that he had two houses, one in his native Aberdeen and one in Edinburgh, so that he could take commissions from people all over the country.