For the first time, Museum and Galleries Edinburgh will be bringing together a huge range of objects from their combined collections into one major temporary exhibition

Observers' Walks is a series of downloadable audio guides commissioned by Collective and created by artists specifically to be listened to on Calton Hill

The story of women’s work in both the textile industry and in textile art and tapestry is a complex one and the history of Dovecot intertwines with both.

Curated by Sarah Lowndes, this group exhibition displays newly-commissioned screen-printed works by Museums Press, Poster Club and Emer Tumilty, created during spring residencies at Edinburgh Printmakers’ studio.

Rising to prominence in the nineteen nineties, Jac Leirner has made an international career with works that use the same everyday materials

Laura Aldridge / Charlie Billingham / Bobby Niven / Oliver Osborne / Ben Rivers / with botanical paintings by Işık Güner, Jacqui Pestell and Sharon Tingey and artworks by R.K.Greville from the collection of the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh

This summer National Museums Scotland will present the largest exhibition about the Jacobites to be held in over 70 years

Exploring the people and places of Scotland’s offshore energy industry, this contemporary art exhibition will showcase the work of visual artist Sue Jane Taylor

Motivated by emergent nature cultures, Susana Cámara Leret and Mike Thompson's artworks span various media, generating experiential insights that confront the norm

Kate Davis’ first solo exhibition in Edinburgh includes her recently commissioned Margaret Tait Award film, Charity

One of the greatest masterpieces of British art, 'Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows' (1831) is arguably the culmination of the monumental series of ‘six-footer’ canvases painted by John Constable

This two-room display will be selected from the substantial collection of Ruscha's work held in ARTIST ROOMS, and will explore the artist's fascination with West Coast American culture

Graham Fagen creates a fascinating soundclash, where Burns’s poetry finds a haunting bedfellow in Jamaican reggae music – and finds much common ground

This site-specific installation by one of the world’s most celebrated contemporary artist will be a highlight of the summer programme at the National Galleries of Scotland.