What's On
View of Aberdeen
We’ve been talking to people across the city about what Aberdeen means to them. This new exhibition shares these views, and some of the artworks and objects that inspired them.
Aberdeen Ships, Trade and Empire
Ships owned and built by Aberdonians were heavily involved in the business of Empire. Locally-based merchants, families and companies relied on these vessels to trade goods across the globe.
Reading Between Lines: Embroidered Samplers
Works on Paper: Women Artists
Tales of the Tall Ships
From the Archive: Aberdeen Harbour
All Fired Up
Ship Shapes
Ships come in many different shapes and sizes – but can you tell a tanker from a tug, or a brig from a barque?
John Forbes’ Songs and Fancies
The National Library of Scotland’s centenary celebrations see selected treasures from their collections go on display at venues around Scotland, including the Art Gallery.
Spotlight display: New acquisitions
The Mary, Queen of Scots Casket
One of Scotland’s national treasures,
Gray’s School of Art: 140 Years - Never make a head bigger than a melon
Marking 140 years of Gray’s School of
The Art of Innovation: Celebrating 50 years of KTP in Scotland
Scotland has a proud tradition of turning ideas into impact.
“Bee” for Bill
This selection of sketches by the North-East-born, internationally-celebrated fashion designer Bill Gibb all include his signature bumblebee motif.
