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Curator Pelumi Odubanjo tells us how she’s reimagining Sulter’s legacy through a participatory events programme at Tramway.

This show focuses on Sulter’s moving-image and spoken-word archives, in which warmth, familial relationships and a political poetics are brought into resounding harmony, as she explores her Scottish Ghanaian heritage.

Bring 2024 to a close with a print exhibition in Dundee, two excellent posthumous exhibitions, and a group show inspired by the life and work of Derek Jarman.

She was one of the first chroniclers of the modern experience of being black in Scotland.

Not to be toytown or condescending, have you ever considered what a box of Party Rings (yes, Fox’s much beloved biscuit) would be like as an immersive exhibition?

Tramway presents a solo exhibition by Scottish artist Leanne Ross (b.1984) featuring an immersive new body of work, created in partnership with KMA studio and Artlink, Edinburgh. 

There's a diverse set of new festivals, installations and exhibitions taking place across the country in November.

October is a stellar month for art lovers with a multitude of exhibition openings in Dundee, Edinburgh and Glasgow

We speak to Delaine Le Bas, Turner Prize 2024 nominee, about her new exhibition, Delainia: 17071965 Unfolding.

At this year’s Glasgow International, many artists focused on Scotland’s colonial project and its historical and contemporary repercussions – the continued systematic erasure of Black stories and voices being one of them.

At the end of the first day of Glasgow International I sat on a straw bale at Tramway to watch Delaine Le Bas dancing on a white boxing ring that had been surfaced with eggshells.

This year’s biennial takes you up tenement staircases and into city centre car parks to see fine work from Delaine Le Bas, Cathy Wilkes and Lawrence Abu Hamdan

We’ve selected our favourite exhibitions and projects, including a presentation by Turner Prize nominee Delaine Le Bas and Susan Philipsz’s collaboration with students.

Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran is striking a pose. He’s pouting, slightly; scowling, gently; and dressed in an acid-bright floral shirt with pink trousers and lilac flatform Crocs.

Sullivan+Strumpf shared that a major new exhibition from Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran, Idols of Mud and Water, was opened on Friday evening, November 24, 2023...