Edwin G. Lucas: An Individual Eye is the first major exhibition to focus on this enigmatic artist who was one of the most unique Scottish painters of the 20th century.

In Focus: Scottish Photography showcases the City Art Centre’s photographic collections, charting the development of fine art photography in Scotland from the 19th century to present day.

Featuring over 100 garments and fabrics spanning 140 years, this major retrospective celebrates the innovative retailer and design studio Liberty.

This exhibition combines new work from postgraduate students studying Contemporary Art, Illustration, Interdisciplinary Creative Practices and Art, Space & Nature.

Biodiversity is the outcome of research and work developed during Siobhan Healy’s time as an Artist in Residence at ECA and in collaboration with the artist and writer Alasdair Gray.

Dead Images explores the contentious legacy of collections of human skulls, assembled during the 19th and early 20th centuries and still held in public institutions in Europe.

Melanie Gilligan's dystopian drama, The Common Sense, tracks the impact of a new immersive technology that enables individuals to tap into the sensation of others over 15 short episodes.

Nàdar / Prakriti is the first solo UK exhibition by Indian artist Ravi Agarwal, including new prints commissioned and published by Edinburgh Printmakers.

This exhibition is the culmination of a six-month exchange between Argentina and Scotland and presents newly commissioned work by the artists Birthe Jorgensen, Santiago Poggio & Scot Rogers.

This exhibition by acclaimed British artist Tacita Dean takes performance as its theme.

This exhibition features rare historical works alongside contemporary artists, celebrating mankind's relationship with space and our enduring attempts to fathom the unfathomable.

Ollie Dook’s commission for Jupiter Artland, Of Landscape Immersion, will explore the notion that zoos mimic the natural habitat of animals, a landscape that both animal and viewer observer, but occupy separately.

British artist Phyllida Barlow will open Jupiter Artland's tenth anniversary programme with quarry, a new permanent commission for the gallery's woodland.

Portuguese artist Joana Vasconcelos presents a solo exhibition Gateway. Known for her large-scale surreal sculptures, Vasconcelos is exhibiting works throughout the indoor galleries at Jupiter Artland.

Presented in partnership with The National Centre for Craft & Design, this exhibition examines the diverse work of established and emerging glass artists working in Britain today.

The Number Shop showcases new contemporary art made in-house from their studio resident artists. DOZEN is made up of five week-long exhibitions, with two artists presenting at each one.

Through over 100 paintings, drawings and prints from the Royal Collection's exceptional holdings, this exhibition presents the work of Venice's famous view-painter Canaletto.

This exclusive new exhibition, which will only be shown in Edinburgh, reveals how the taste for Rembrandt’s work in Britain evolved over the past 400 years.

This exhibition of over 100 paintings, drawings, watercolours and prints covers the career of Emil Nolde, one of the greatest colourists of the twentieth century.

The third instalment of NOW features a major survey of works by renowned British artist Jenny Saville, spanning some 25 years of the artist’s career across five rooms.

Eight works by Raqib Shaw will be shown, alongside two paintings which have long obsessed him: Joseph Noel Paton’s The Quarrel of Oberon and Titania, 1849 and Lucas Cranach’s An Allegory of Melancholy, 1528.

Planes, Trains & Automobiles is the third in a series of thematic exhibitions exploring the exceptional permanent collection of photography at the National Galleries of Scotland.

Beyond Likeness brings together a group of outstanding portraits by the distinguished Scottish artist Victoria Crowe.

This two-part exhibition presents the photographs of artist Gunnie Moberg alongside archive material and films by the influential filmmaker and writer Margaret Tait.

Lucy Skaer’s solo exhibition will include newly commissioned work and a selection of objects drawn from the University of Edinburgh’s vast collection.

Travelling Gallery marks its fortieth year with an exhibition over two floors at City Art Centre celebrating its journey – past, present and future.

Powell's etchings and sculptures are minutely detailed, often depicting satirical and dark humoured scenes whilst referencing art history, literature and modern society.

Assembled three-dimensional constructions by Alberto Morrocco, Will Maclean and Gary Anderson, among others, will be exhibited.

Fleming at Fifty: Masterworks from the Fleming Collection showcases historic nineteenth and early twentieth Scottish paintings in modern and timely contexts.

The Open Eye Gallery presents a large-scale exhibition centring on John Bellany’s output during his most turbulent period in the 1980s, featuring many previously unseen paintings.

'A Certain Light' focusses on the variability of light in the natural world, from twilight and moonlight paintings, snowy hillsides illuminated and cast with shadows to looking with the evening sun over the waters of Venice.

This August, the Modern Masters series of exhibitions continues covering 125 years of Scottish Art History with individual works which speak to the richness of talent in the Scottish school in the modern period.

Coinciding with the opening of Edinburgh Art Festival, Rhubaba will be launching the first in a series of flag artworks by Rhubaba studio holders, to be flown from a newly installed flagpole.