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🔸Scottish Art News 🔸 Digging in Another Time by Neil Cooper Available now: flemingcollection.com/scottish_art_n… 📆 Digging in Another Time: Derek Jarman’s Modern Nature, Hunterian Art Gallery, Glasgow until 29thApril 2025. #derekjarman #scottishartnews #thehunterian

Today’s Theme for Art UK’s #OnlineArtExchange is Monochrome for the Romance to Ruins, the Etchings of George Cuitt at Grosnevor Museum The Fleming Collection has chosen Monochrome Study by George Fredreic Watts

We had a very exciting day of filming last week at Dovecot 📽️ Our director James Knox spoke to some of Scotland's leading art experts and historians about the #ScottishColourists exhibition now on at Dovecot. Watch this space!

"If ever there were an exhibition that bore out Finlay’s maxim that ‘small is quite beautiful’, this is it. Fragile and lovely." Read Greg Thomas/Oo Press review of No More Sheep: Margot Sandeman on Arran on our website now 🐑 bit.ly/41EAJBt

Jack Vettriano, one of Scotland's most successful contemporary artists ever, has died aged 73. A self-taught artist from an impoverished background, Vettriano made his mark despite insurmountable odds. Read our obituary here: bit.ly/3F5DQts

'The Scottish Colourists: Radical Perspectives' is at Dovecot until 28th June. Read more about the exhibition in this new story 👉 artuk.org/discover/stori… 'Carnations' by Francis Campbell Boileau Cadell (1883–1937) 📷 Fleming Collection

Have you visited the This Fragile Earth: Pioneer Scottish Artists exhibition at University of Stirling yet? 🌊 It focuses on a group of veteran Scottish artists who were ahead of their time in responding to the threat of climate change. At Pathfoot Crush Hall until the 8th of August 2025 🍃

Happy Easter! 🌞 Eástre (Hymn to the Sun) by J.D. Fergusson celebrates spring, sunlight, and the modern woman. Inspired by dancer Margaret Morris, this radiant brass bust blends mythology, dance, and machine-age modernism. #HappyEaster #Eástre #ScottishArt #Modernism

In 2002, Painter David Michie (1928–2015) wrote to The Fleming Collection about his painting Black Girls Walking in a Sunny Shower, Washington. He said: "This is an image I glimpsed which I found striking... I wished to retain the impression of something seen fleetingly."

Don't miss the chance to catch art historian and journalist Susan Moore's talk on Anne Estelle Rice, a muse of JD Fergusson's and a fantastic artist in her own right! 🎨 📌 Dovecot 📅 Sat 31 May, 2pm Book tickets here: bit.ly/anneestellerice

A new exhibition explores the artistry of the creative process, rather than the finished work. 🎨 The result is a fascinating, if sometimes rushed, meditation on creativity. Read our writer Lena Kammerer's review: bit.ly/processprocess…

Don't miss out on Art Collection, University of Stirling annual Open Day this Saturday, 10th May! 🖼 Expect a day of creative activity, inspired by their new Human Experience exhibition series 🎨 🗓 Saturday 10th May, 11:00-15:00 📍 Pathfoot Building, University of Stirling bit.ly/artatstirlingo…

I'm afraid my talk A Century of the Scottish Colourists for KBT Galleries on 10 May 2025 is fully booked, but you can enjoy 'Kirkcudbright', c.1919 by S.J. Peploe in the Fleming Collection exhibition 'The Scottish Colourists: Radical Perspectives' Dovecot until 26 June 2025.

Join our curator emeritus James Knox to discuss why the Scottish Colourists deserve wider recognition for their contribution to European art in the early 20th century. 🗓 11:00-12:00, Sat 17 May 📍@dovecotstudios Book tickets here: bit.ly/jamesknoxtalk

Scottish artist Henry Kondracki often painted remembered images from his past 🖼️ This painting, 'The Usherette, Beauty and the Beast’, shows a cinema girl – Beauty – standing in front of the Beast. The Beast is a monster from the cult film 'Clash of the Titans'.

Touring exhibition 'Acts of Creation: On Art and Motherhood' has reached its final and only Scottish stop at DCA. The exhibition explores many different aspects of motherhood. Read our take: bit.ly/motherhoodinart

Artist Thomas Sword Good specialised in portraits and genre scenes showing the life of the local fishing community. 🐟 His models were often family members; in this case, the “fisherman” is his elder brother Robert, who was actually a shopkeeper, not a seaman.

Happy May Bank Holiday Weekend! 📷 After a few weeks of sunshine, today’s moody skies have us thinking of Joan Eardley’s 'Summer Storm', where a dark, turbulent sky rolls over lush summer foliage. A reminder that there’s always beauty in nature, whatever the weather. 🌧️

Honorary Professor of Art History at The University of Edinburgh Belinda Thomson spoke to James Knox about 'Farm Buildings' by Roger Fry. "Fry is a bit of a whipping boy for you, James, because he omitted to include any Scottish artists in his two important post-impressionist shows!"

In London this week? Catch Lyon & Turnbull's Elizabeth Blackadder & The Poetry of Memory exhibition. 🗓️Wed 28 May - Sat 31 May 📍22 Connaught Street, London W2 2AF