The light and shifting weather dominate my work. Isolated beaches, rugged coastlines, and wild skies often appear in my paintings, but more than that, I aim to capture the mood of Shetland. It’s not about replicating what I see. Instead, I’m always trying to convey the essence, the wildness, and the atmosphere of this place. Ruth Brownlee

The Women of the Parish is a constellation of ideas and imagination. Black steers us gently on the role of women, the changing nature of modern work, the comfort of vintage signage and packaging, the emotional weight of routine, and the character of place.

The Gallery pays tribute to the Banchory Bangle by highlighting a selection of the remarkable designs Appleby has created over the years. Aberdeen Art Gallery is curating a major museum exhibition next year to celebrate the Banchory Bangle and to honour the artist’s 80th year.

A Natural Selection presents five exceptional makers, each working in a unique material, yet all expressing a kinship with the natural world. Featuring work by: Anthony Bryant, Philip Eglin, Vicky Lindo and Bill Brookes, Björk Haraldsdóttir, and Michèle Oberdieck.

The Scottish Gallery partners with Dovecot Studios to present Shifting Surfaces, an exhibition that invites audiences to explore the inspiration and collaboration behind Crowe’s textile masterpieces