Today, Visual art, free events

A display which is divided into two halves, featuring still lifes, autobiographical images, nudes and locations, by the late Hungarian-born photographer. Works include Mondrian's Pipe and Glasses from 1926, and images from the Distortion series which commenced in the early 1930s.

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

Art exploring the mythical 16th century Scottish cannibal Sawney Bean.

Abstract landscape-inspired paintings from Shetland.

A celebration of ink drawing, featuring 35 works by artists of the stature of Rembrandt, Tiepolo, Guercino, Poussin, Goltzius and Alexander Runciman. Many drawings will be on show for the first time.

Contemporary hyper-realistic oil paintings created by the Nuneaton-born artist. The works are bittersweet touching on themes of nationhood, iconography and celebrity culture.

Work by by HNC student photographers from Edinburgh College.

Lighting installations made from folded paper by Glasgow-trained designer Kyla McCallum.

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.

Iranian metalwork and ceramics from the 13th to the 19th centuries.

Exhibition that provides an in-depth survey of the artist's colourful paintings, drawings and three-dimensional installation work.

New paintings from the Edinburgh artist and president of Visual Art Scotland.

An exhibition looking at the way the Jacobites presented themselves in portraiture.

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

Mysterious watercolour and gouache paintings from the Glasgow artist.

A retrospective of the work of the photo-journalist, who worked for the Picture Post, featuring images of the second world war and the post-war experiences of ordinary people. Among the display are Gorbals Boys from 1948 and Holiday Camp, Yorkshire from 1953.

An exhibition looking at how women were depicted (not to mention which women were depicted) in the visual arts between the late 18th and early 20th centuries, from Newhaven fishwife Elizabeth Hall to ruler of the British Empire Queen Victoria. Also Mary Fairfax Somerville (1780–1872), an exceptionally intelligent science…

Contemporary portrait and landscape paintings created by the group in a variety of media, exploring the theme of urban versus rural.

Still-life paintings and portraits depicting clashing floral patterns, using oils on a variety of textures.

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.

The artist presents oil paintings and sculptural ceramics exploring folklore and wildlife.

Iconic works by artists including Bacon, Constable, Hirst, Hockney, Hogarth, Gainsborough, Lowry, Millais, Spencer, Stubbs and Whiteread, representing 500 years of British art, spread out over 20 refurbished rooms.

Contemporary works in various media by graduating artists including Fatma Bucak, Juno Calypso, Robert Crosse, Nicky Deeley, Bee Griffith and Terry Ryu Kim.