Afternoon events, Visual art, Sculpture, free events

Dr Alastair Ross, whose figurative sculpture is featured alongside the Forth Valley Open Studios Showcase, gives a talk on his work and provides an introduction to sculpture.

Monumental sculptures made of recycled materials, suggesting a sense of adventure and movement.

Ceramic sculptures by Ian Byers, Amanda Doidge and Raewyn Harrison, which explore form, colour and the transformative power of language.

Contemporary works from the gallery's own collection including pieces by Peter Blake, Eduardo Paolozzi and David Shrigley. Curated by the museums Creative Apprentices.

Contemporary works highlighting the notion of the ideal within female portrait and head studies by members of the New Sculpture Movement, using a bust by Alfred Drury's as a point of reference.

Come and view the ceramic collections of Brighton-based artist Alice Walton at two of the many Artist Open Houses within the May festival. She makes a range of decorative wall pieces, wearable jewellery and functional ceramics. A family friendly event (i.e. suitable for all ages).

Mixed-media installations and sculptures based on the artist's Peruvian background.

A BIG fair with a twist, complementing the Artists Open Houses. Over 40 stalls under one roof. Past and present students from the University’s Art School will be exhibiting and selling their unique work alongside local inspirational artists and designers. An eclectic mix of student and professional artwork will be on…

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

Selected 19th and 20th-century works from the gallery's own permanent collection featuring pieces by artists including Ivon Hitchens, Paul Nash, Edward Bawden and John Piper.

Mixed-media sculptural installations inspired by memories and everyday observations.

New drawings, sculptures and images from the artist whose work investigates codes of everyday behaviour in often very entertaining ways.

Contemporary sculptures by prize-winning artists Rosie Leventon, Giles Kent, Victoria Rance, Paul Jones, Kevin Osmond, John Summers, Clara Clark, Paul Carter, John Wallbank and Jemima Brown.

Fraser Ross presents work inspired by the unique plant life in Scotland and his interests in organic processes and the pursuit of function.

New work by South Africa-born painter and sculptor, concentrating on the narrative possibilities of visual works.

Contemporary sculpture and installations exploring alternative uses for discarded body parts, featuring a structure made from milk teeth donated by children from across the UK, creating awareness about certain scientific advancements in stem cell research.

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

A mixed-media, audio-sculptural installation featuring retro furniture, speakers, drum kit parts, wires, LEDS and works by James Clarkson that have been altered by Mirza.

Contemporary glass sculptures created by the group of artists capturing light and movement. The collective is comprised of both internationally renowned and emerging artists, producing varied works from functional forms to abstract sculptures.

Conceptual works created by the contemporary artist and filmmaker, and winner of the 2010 Darwin Now award. On display will be letters of condolence for the death of stars, an archive of darkness from throughout the universe, and light bulbs specially created to simulate moonlight.

Works, sculptures and an installation of books arranged around themes of looking, reality, perception and imagination.