Helen McCrorie’s 'If play is neither inside nor outside, where is it?' features a new film centred on an outdoor playgroup that meets in the grounds of a former military camp in Scotland.

James Richards 'Migratory Motor Complex' is a six-channel electro-acoustic installation that explores the capacity of sound to render artificial spaces and locate sonic and melodic events within them.

Deer Dancer is an ambitious cross-artform project by Hanna Tuulikki, investigating deer mimesis within traditional dance across the world, commissioned by Edinburgh Printmakers.

My Own Private Bauhaus marks the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Bauhaus. David Batchelor pays tribute to the movement through a personal appreciation of the triangle, circle and square.

The Open Eye Gallery presents a large-scale exhibition centring on the distinctive and largely unseen landscape paintings by celebrated artist John Busby.

Stills is excited to present an exhibition showcasing seminal early works by Cindy Sherman, one of the most influential artists of the last 40 years.

Talbot Rice Gallery is proud to present Hong Kong artist and composer, Samson Young’s (b. 1979) first ever solo exhibition in Scotland, Real Music, during Edinburgh Art Festival 2019.

A group exhibition of portraiture, depicting sitters with whom the artists are close. Paintings and photographs which capture the essence of sitters in ways that the artists know intimately.

A series of 25 busts of 20th century novelists and playwrights sculpted and painted by Nicole Farhi MRSS, from Françoise Sagan to Muriel Spark and Samuel Beckett.

Derrick Guild has created Ever After for The Scottish Gallery. This is a site specific exhibition which is an ongoing dialogue with Guild’s fascination with art history.

NOW is the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art’s dynamic three-year series of contemporary art exhibitions. The fifth instalment in the series will be centred on a major survey of work by Anya Gallaccio.

A collaboration between the painter Audrey Grant and the photographer and printmaker Norman McBeath, The Long Look explores the art of portraiture beyond the conventional artist and sitter relationship.

This exhibition brings together the work of 17 artists who share a preoccupation with the symbiotic connection we each have with our environment.

With a particular focus on self-portraiture and representation, this exhibition celebrates the work of three of the twentieth century’s most influential photographers.

The Scottish Gallery presents Kiln Gods, an exhibition by Stephen Bird inspired by the small sculptures made by potters to act as talismans of good luck during the firing process.

Fully Awake is a cycle of exhibitions curated by Ian Hartshorne (Manchester School of Art) and Sean Kaye (British Higher School of Art and Design, Moscow) for the organisation Teaching Painting.

Grey to Blue focuses on the exploration of colour and its spatio-temporal dynamics, to reconsider its perceptual boundaries in search of new possibilities.

Edinburgh College of Art welcomes visitors to a showcase of work by Postgraduate students. This show combines new work from postgraduate study in Contemporary Art, Illustration, Interdisciplinary Creative Practices, Materials Practice and Art, Space & Nature.

Double Disaster (Closing Down) presents a video pilgrimage to the site of John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s 1969 car crash in Durness, alongside key works by Yokollection.

Adam Benmakhlouf has been commissioned to make a sound work for Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop’s beacon tower, drawing on his knowledge and experience of the workshop, surrounding environment as well as their experimental Schools Programme.

A solo presentation of new and recent work by artist Caroline Achaintre in Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop’s Courtyard.

A new public sculpture by Lucy Wayman situated on the Hawthornvale cycle path near Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop.

To coincide with Silent Landscape, the Open Eye Gallery presents an exhibition of invited artists who worked alongside, and who were acquainted with, Busby during his prolific career.

A Machine for Making Authenticity plays on the transformation of Edinburgh Printmaker’s new building at Castle Mills from a site of mass industrial manufacture to one of handmade artistic production.

Modern Masters IX is a selection of individual works of art representing the modern spirit in Scottish painting and visual art.

Sonikebana is a long-form sound composition that is transformed and performed by listeners as it happens.