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The Scottish Gallery marks Victoria Crowe鈥檚 80th year with Decades. Spanning six decades, Decades offers both a reflective and forward-looking perspective on an artist whose vision remains unwavering yet responsive to the world鈥檚 shifting tides. 

Lit from an angle by Edinburgh鈥檚 afternoon sun, the delicate ceramics in 鈥淭he White Garden,鈥� Hitomi Hosono鈥檚 recent exhibition at The Scottish Gallery, looked otherworldly.

Scotsman art critics Susan Mansfield and Duncan Macmillan revisit their first impressions of the shows that caught their eye in 2024.

For David Cass, the sea offers an endless source of wonder at its depths, history, bounty, and sometimes ferocity.

The title might suggest art that opens up new territories, but the work in Frontiers at the RSA tends to look backwards as much as forwards, writes Duncan Macmillan.

X MUSE* Co-founder Vadim Grigoryan has selected 10 highlights for EAF (Edinburgh Art Festival 2024) who are celebrating their 20th Birthday this year.

Never since the great puritanical iconoclasm of the 17th century have arts in this country been more at risk.

This exhibition celebrates 150 years since the birth of John Duncan Fergusson (1874-1961), the longest-lived and most international of the pioneering group of artists known as the Scottish Colourists.

Martin Boyce: Before Behind Between Above Below

Poco Piu In La 13-27 January. Entry free. The Scottish Gallery, 16 Dundas Street, Edinburgh, EH3 6HZ.

Wonder Women comprises three exhibitions of internationally acclaimed artists who are closely associated with The Scottish Gallery.

Frances Macdonald showcases her coastal travels in her latest solo exhibition The Road to the Isles at The Scottish Gallery this December.

Ross Ryan takes visitors to The Scottish Gallery on a journey From Crinan to Catterline this September.

The UNEXPECTED

9 July-18 September. Entry free. Climate House, Royal Botanic Garden, Arboretum Place, Edinburgh, EH3 5NZ.