Now in our 11th season, Nightpiece has screened over 335+ short films from the UK and across the world since 2014.
Recent drawings and paintings on show by Edinburgh artist Ginny Elston.
An opportunity to see behind the studio doors of four local artists and makers.
Escape the hubbub of the Fringe and spend a relaxing hour sketching in the company of canines.
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Dying Psychological Silhouette is an exploration of the boundaries of theatrical expression, intertwining elements of movement, drama and costume to delve into Plato’s philosophica…
An art class with a difference! We host life-drawing sessions with drag queens as models, so it’s essentially half-art class and half-drag show.
Following the success of last year’s show, Michael will again open his three-story Georgian townhouse to visitors for a limited period.
Free exhibition of international artists brought together by the SBLDC weekly online sessions with models and artists from four continents.
Paradigms contemporary painting exhibition features vibrant new work from four Edinburgh-based women artists.
Following Under a Lime Sky at last year’s Fringe, Blackflowersstudio returns with Craw Caw the second of Irene Jordan’s crow series of drawings, collage, paintings and sculptur…
Edinburgh Photographic Society’s first international photography exhibition was shown in 1861.
For one week only, this unique and exciting exhibition is not to be missed.
The 70+ artists/makers of the buzzing Coburg House open their studios to the public.
A selling exhibition by professional artists based at Patriothall Studios.
Outdoor 360° wrap-around street art exhibition at Quality Yard in Leith.
$65 billion USD worth of art was sold last year, yet 95% of artists can’t make a living.
This show covers the subjects of birth, family relationships, highland invasion, human intervention, the battle and the future of midge species with its interaction with the human …
Join us at the world-renowned tapestry studio after hours.
Tania Kovats’ ongoing series SEAMARKS, multiple seascapes captured in brushstrokes, drawings and ceramic, is being expanded with the creation of a new tapestry by Dovecot Studios…
The first-ever solo exhibition in Scotland of the work of Ibrahim Mahama: a Ghanaian artist acclaimed for his evocative large-scale, site-specific installations that address the cu…
Dovecot Studios’ major tapestry with Chris Ofili will return to Scotland in summer 2024.
Two hundred years ago the first virtual-reality experiences were born in Edinburgh, not from digital technologies, but from the mastery of painted perspective, the control of space…
Light plays the key element in the work of both artists.
Contemporary Edinburgh artist Davy Macdonald celebrates his 15th annual solo exhibition with a stunning new collection of abstract, conceptual and figurative oil paintings.
Winner of eight Australian Fringe Festival awards.
Indulge your wanderlust in the company of Sir John Lavery.
Since 1984, the West End Fair has offered an incredible offering of artists, designers and makers, each who sell only their own handmade work.
Be inspired by stories of collaboration, creativity and rebellion.
We all have a broken part of us that longs to belong and be healed.
Nightpiece Media, the production company of filmmaker Al Carretta, have been filmmaking disruptors since 2010.
Salvation Army artists from across the UK explore what it is to be creative in expressing their Christian faith.
The Art of Ecclesiastical Heraldry.
In a new series of abstract, conceptual and fine art oil paintings, contemporary Edinburgh artist Davy Macdonald showcases a stunning new collection of work inspired by the Dene.
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Basia Mindewicz, Director of the Edinburgh School of Icon Painting, explains the artistic techniques and spiritual inspiration behind one of the most venerated forms of sacred art.
In the Steps of the Master: Jesus and Landscape.
The Art of Vestment.
‘When light and dark converge, it is an act of creation…’.
Correspondences is a poetic, reflective and colourful art show of works on paper and in other media by Benet Haughton.
Behind every addict is someone traumatised by loving them.
Blackflowersstudio gallery presents drawings, paintings and sculpture from I Jordan’s early ‘Crow’ series.
Immrama were ancient voyage tales, allegories of our journey through life.
The Cathedral Song School is decorated with murals by Phoebe Traquair, painted between 1888 and 1892.
Local artist Elle Johnston is taking over New Look Waverley’s Windows with a bespoke Festival Fringe window, designed and painted live by Elle herself! Graduating from Edinburgh Un…
Leith Makes Good.
Phoebe Anna Traquair Murals at Mansfield Traquair Centre.
Irene Campbell, Kate Henderson and John Nowak once again bring colour with a dash of monochrome to the Whitespace Gallery in Edinburgh Southside’s historic East Crosscauseway.
A vibrant show of contemporary ceramics by our resident and guest artists celebrating the versatility of clay.
The 70+ artists/makers of the buzzing Coburg House open their studios to the public.
Quality Yard brings you a free outdoor 360° wrap-around exhibition of creative street art and graffiti by nationally and internationally exhibited artists.
An exhibition of past paintings, prints and drawings refreshed by the new series, Star Stripe Skyscape, ethereal skies brought under control by the symbols of army and power.
Opening with a voice note of the artist’s mother reflecting on overwork, xenophobia and cultural invisibility through the semiotics of the snake and the ingrained tendency of Hek…
An art class with a difference! We host life-drawing sessions with drag queens as models, so it’s essentially half art class and half drag show.
I draw pictures of the things that live in my head.
The best-selling contemporary Scottish artist’s eagerly anticipated retrospective of over 50 stunning oil paintings, inks and prints.
Discover Scottish Women Artists and new perspectives on Scottish art with recent graduates from Scotland’s major art schools.
A passage of light or striation of colour that glows within main body unites the works by Dundee-based painter Robert McGilvray and Edinburgh-based glass-artist Alison Jardine.
A performance grounded in friendship and a desire for objects to predict the future.
There are things that are visible and invisible in this world.
Shoot the Cameraman.
Offering a fresh history of Scottish art since 1750, this exhibition spotlights key artists, all of whom are women.
This year’s fair runs from 31st July to 27th August in the grounds of St John’s Church.
Popular and provocative, Grayson Perry makes art that deals with difficult and complex ideas in an accessible and often funny way.
Now in its ninth consecutive season, Nightpiece continues to platform exciting filmmakers from across the globe.
Exhibition: The Art of Illumination.
Eight: The symbol of the infinite; of ancient understandings, timeless and boundless.
Algorithms are art.
Norse stories form the inspiration for this performance by Nordic Viola.
The Bugle is a project supporting people affected by homelessness and its surrounding issues to express themselves in art and writing.
Painting the Way of the Cross.
Pangu is a 50-minute physical dance play based on a Chinese mythic story in the Classic of Mountain and Seas.
An afternoon of live painting by contemporary Spanish artist David Escarabajal, offering a unique insight into his bold, expressive, and experimental fine art techniques.
Relaxing, joyful life-drawing sessions hosted by Revolting Rosy Pendlebaby starring a different Fringe artist muse every day! Are you drowning in the creative outpourings of others…
First run in 1861, this exhibition is one of the oldest and longest running photographic salons in the world.
The Loving Earth Project, started by a few Quakers in 2019, now comprises over 400 textile panels exploring responses to climate change and environmental breakdown.
The 70+ artists/makers of the buzzing Coburg House open their studios to the public.
The West End Fair returns to the stunning grounds of St John’s Church.
Returning to Edinburgh Southside’s historic East Crosscauseway, Irene, Kate, Tricia and John once again bring colour with a dash of monochrome to the Whitespace Gallery.
Paola Mcclure, Gillian Murray, Leena Nammari, Louise Ritchie, Jill Skulina present: Pentalogia Feminina.
Come and visit Edinburgh’s Sistine Chapel, and see the beautiful, scintillating mural scheme by celebrated arts and crafts artist Phoebe Anna Traquair.
Contemporary arts in a historic setting.
Following on from the success of last year’s Fringe show, Michael will again open his Georgian townhouse to visitors.
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‘Unsettling yet captivating’ (Alt A Review).
Young Scottish contemporary artist Sleek debuts an exhibition of work showcasing his street art.
A twisted, memoiristic fairytale, blending theatrical storytelling, with Flore Gardner’s animated and live (on-stage) drawings.
A double-bill of two contrasting pieces: In/visible from calligrapher and choreographer Chiharu Kuronuma, and Tranquilizer from juggler Teruki Okamoto.
Peter Davis works from the almost deserted location of Silwick in West Mainland of Shetland, where he is surrounded by unobstructed seaviews and dramatic cliffs.
Duncan Shanks finds his subject in his riverside garden in the Clyde Valley, painting the changing seasons with an emotional engagement that chronicles the constant cycle of loss a…
Australian ceramicist Kirsten Coelho presents her first solo exhibition, Uncertain Cadence, with The Scottish Gallery.
World-renowned tapestry studio Dovecot presents the life and work of Renaissance Master Raphael (1483–1520) in a landmark digital exhibition and tapestry marking his 500th annive…
Following the recent deposit of the landmark archive of acclaimed street photographer Robert Blomfield (1938–2020) at the Centre for Research Collections, this exhibition celebra…
Alison Kinnaird is an internationally acclaimed visual artist and musician.
This incredible retrospective spans 20th-century British artist Hepworth’s entire career.
Written on an arch, Julie Cope’s Grand Tour: The Story of a Life by Grayson Perry, gives the sense of entering a house, secret garden or place of habitation.
A visit to a Bridget Riley exhibition is the closest thing to a "trip" a non-narcotic taker can experience.
The Scottish National Gallery Of Modern Art play host to the first-ever survey exhibition of collage in the world.
Given how many inhabited his life, Picasso’s Women is but a mere glimpse from one side of the bed into what they endured.
David Huntsberger’s stand-up show is problematic as a comedy show as it has very little resembling a joke.
Alfred Hitchcock has already firmly established that birds are terrifying beyond doubt.
Bubble-lovers will rejoice in this fun, immersive spectacle lead by the energetic assistant Ms Squeaky Bottom and the Nutty Professor himself.
Many theatre companies oversell their wares with outrageous hyperbole.
As Mikey (Andrew Bridge) welcomes you to thePleasance Green, he’s very chatty, dressed in an unusual combination of sports shorts, a yellow jumper and a sparkly poncho.
The Fruitmarket Gallery boasts “World class contemporary art at the heart of the city”.
The Celts exhibition at the National Museum of Scotland is well worth a visit.
Children’s entertainment should be brimming with energy, lovable and over-the-top characters, and enchanting tricks.
Show your Hope is a mobile art exhibition by Dutch storyteller Mr Martin who has been travelling all over the world with a van full of paintings since 2003.
Edinburgh is a hotbed of street performance, pushy flyerers and hill-related exhaustion at this time of year.