This weekend, Visual art, Photography

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.

Photographs of women and children in eight countries across the world, taken in 2005 and again in 2010 during which the photographer retraced his steps. Commissioned by World Vision.

A solo exhibition featuring a selection of images taken with subjects being submerged in specially-created giant water tanks. Recent subjects have included tropical butterflies and cut flowers.

Showcase of work by students from Leek School of Art.

Photographs of the Middle East taken by royal photographer Francis Bedford, who accompanied the then-Prince of Wales (later Edward VII) on an educational tour of the region in 1862. The royal party travelled through Egypt and the Biblical lands, then known as the Levant, later as Palestine and now as Israel, and almost as…

Previously unseen 1960s photographs of East End people by local boy made incredibly successful, David Bailey.

Intimate portraits of the characters, faces and streetscapes encountered by Britain's most acclaimed photographer in 1960s East London. The works explore the artist's affection for his home turf.

An exhibition of contemporary photographs.

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

Photographic portraits of the staff and customers of the independent teashop, exploring the notion of community.

Photographic portraits of people with terminal illnesses, exploring the theme of mortality with the emphasis on the strength and vitality of the individual subjects.

Group show of work by emerging and established photographers, depicting Glasgow as a backdrop for the life of its citizens.

Glasgow-born Harry Papadopolous was a staff photographer for Sounds magazine from 1979 to 1984, in which capacity he photographed countless post-punk icons from The Associates to the Birthday Party. This retrospective exhibition takes in his entire career.

Photographs inspired by the patterns and forms of natural and man-made objects.

An exploration of the darkly funny in visual art, drawing lines from Hieronymus Bosch's absurdist depictions of hell in the 15th century to more familiar, contemporary examples like the eerie sculptures of the Sharmaka Kinetic Theatre in Glasgow. In addition to the Sharmaka's creator, Eduard Bersudsky, other artists on…

A display of original photographs documenting the engineering project to provide sanitation to the city of Aberdeen in the early 20th century.

Visceral photographs in atmospheric monochrome.

A major presentation of the work of the German Art Nouveau and Modernist, who revolutionised photography with his homemade macro cameras. On display will be a collection of over 80 silver gelatin prints as well as five rarely seen prints depicting nature in it's magnified glory.

Paintings, drawings, photography, documented performances, installations and sculpture by the shortlisted artists Rosalind Nashashibi, Margaret Harrison, Emily Speed and Joanne Tatham and Tom O'Sullivan.

Contemporary photographic prints of blossom trees, exploring the cross-cultural relationship between London and Japan.

Learn the tricks of the trade and develop new techniques to become a wildlife photographer.

A garish, day-glo video exploration of themes from children's TV, shot with green-screen and featuring MacLean herself as the only performer. This work is presented as part of the New Work Scotland Programme.

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…