Visual art, Sculpture

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.

Diverse range of contemporary works confronting and challenging our attitudes towards the natural and animal world. Exploring the ways in which we have attempted to understand and control the natural world. Featuring the artists Mat Collishaw, Mark Fairnington, Tessa Farmer, Polly Morgan, Olly & Suzi and Patricia…

Contemporary sculptural objects created by the London-born artist who often uses humour as a vehicle of communication. The works incorporate everyday objects which explore form and meaning.

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

Showcase for graduates of DJCAD, working in a variety of media; a chance to see the work of future art stars of Dundee.

Sculptures by six Glasgow artists – Niall Macdonald, Laura Aldridge, Mick Peter, Hayley Tompkins, Scott Myles and Carla Scott Fullerton. The pieces were chosen because they reference everyday materials and familiar events and routines in people's daily lives.

Contemporary works on paper and sculpture by group members.

Works by 19th and 20th century British artists including the Glasgow Girls and Boys, the Scottish Colourists and the Bloomsbury Group, as well as works by contemporary artists.

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).

Abstract sculptures created by the Welsh-based artist inspired by ancient sites in Brittany and scientific models. These are manifested in small works made up of symbolic miniature objects such as cities, houses and mountains.

Smoke-fired ceramics and bronze sculpture.

Sculpture inspired by Brian Alcock, Sheffield's last professional knife grinder.

Abstract sculptures by the established artist, made from steel pipes, disks, beams and agricultural equipment, that evolved from the planning process for a large public sculpture in New York City.

Contemporary figurative sculpture of birds, dogs and horses.

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

Contemporary sculpture and works in various media displayed in the setting of the gardens.

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…

Paintings, prints, photography, jewellery and sculpture by Amanda Clark, Donna Leighton, Kate Macleod, Nikki Sims, Heather Jukes, Lyn Packer and Edwina Chaston.

Contemporary paintings, drawings, photographs and sculptures created by artists living and working in Richmond. A celebration of the wide variety of styles and talent within the borough.