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Weaving Aberdeen’s History: A Tapestry of Identity and Belonging
Exciting Sekai Machache commission brings contemporary art and historical reflection to Sir Duncan Rice Library.
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Celebrating Women Artists' Works on Paper at Aberdeen Art Gallery
The exhibition showcases 12 contemporary women artists, featuring innovative works in photography, printmaking, and painting.
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Printmaker Bob Bain’s Surreal Visions Find New Light at The Worm Gallery
A posthumous showcase of rare linocuts by the late artist reveals his whimsical yet introspective take on nature and local lore.
Festivals
Spectra Festival of Light Announces Full Line-Up of Iconic Installations
The festival's 11th year will feature installations, performances, and creative events across Aberdeen.
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Aberdeen Artists Shine Light on Mental Health
IN OUR SPACES is the culmination of months of work by Kirsty Russel, Maria Muruaga, and Lauren McLaughlin.
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Stunning Nuart Mural in the Running for UK’s Best of 2024
Hera’s Union Point mural in Aberdeen is shortlisted for the Street Art Cities annual awards.
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New Art Commissions to Celebrate Aberdeen’s Creative Spirit
Aberdeen Art Gallery’s micro-commission programme funds three North East artists to create works celebrating energy and identity.
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An Exhibition Without Endings at Aberdeen Art Gallery
Process, Process, Process offers a unique glimpse into the creative journey without a single finished piece on display.
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Modern Art Steps Off The Wall At Aberdeen Art Gallery
Artist Textiles - Picasso to Warhol explores how 20th-century masters experimented with textiles as an artistic medium.
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New Legal Graffiti Wall Opens for Artists in the South of the City
Aberdeen street art scene grows with a new legal wall that combines artistic opportunity with community engagement.
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New Jenny Hood Exhibition, Nine, Explores Personal Change
Finding a Way Forward: Arkade Gallery hosts an introspective exploration of memory, loss, and growth.
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Honouring Scotland’s LGBTQ+ History Through ‘Queer & Now’
The show, including Bart Grabski’s moving ‘Oral Portraits,’ reflects on the role of queer spaces in Aberdeen during the 1980s.