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The Royal Scottish Academy is presenting A Short Guide to Towns Without a Past, a solo exhibition by acclaimed Glasgow-based artist Toby Paterson RSA, opening in the Academicians’ Gallery this October.

This September, the Royal Scottish Academy presents Ceòl na Tìr-dhàimh | The Music of Home in the Academicians’ Gallery, an exhibition of selected works by the renowned Scottish artist George Macpherson RSA (1935–2018).

The Royal Scottish Academy (RSA) have announced the shortlist for the 2025 RSA MacRobert Art Award for Painting.

RSA New Contemporaries represents the Royal Scottish Academy’s commitment to supporting and promoting contemporary art and architecture in Scotland.

With over sixty exhibitors on display, here’s The Skinny’s take on the up-and-coming artists to look out for at RSA New Contemporaries.

This January, the Royal Scottish Academy presents In Orcadia, an exhibition of artwork inspired Orkney's landscape and natural environment.

Brought over from Dublin, these 30 fantastic paintings are being shown in Scotland for the first time, and for just one month – move swiftly

In his French watercolours, Charles Rennie Mackintosh explores the relationship between buildings and their environment.

At a recent General Assembly meeting, the Royal Scottish Academy elected four new Royal Academicians: Claire Barclay, Ken Currie, Barry McGlashan and Caroline Walker.

This winter, the Royal Scottish Academy presents Benno Schotz and A Scots Miscellany, an exhibition inspired by the extensive studio gift left to the Academy by the family of sculptor Benno Schotz RSA (1891-1984).

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.

This year’s RSA New Contemporaries exhibition celebrates two ambitious cohorts of Scottish art school graduates from both 2022 and 2023

A SCOTTISH writer and artist will have work showcasing the impact her autism diagnosis has had on her life at a major exhibition this month.

The Royal Scottish Academy is showing After Gillies, an exhibition exploring the lasting impact of the work of Sir William Gillies on the current membership of the Royal Scottish Academy.

For most, New Year in Edinburgh conjures images of the city’s raucous Hogmanay street party – but since 1901, the first day of January has also been marked in a rather gentler manner.