‘Lochaber No More’ captures the human cost of the Highland Clearances. Today, our Director Theodore Albano is at Saoghal Mòr Farsaing, the Outer Hebrides Emigration Conference, exploring how artists have portrayed emigration. If you’re attending, please come and say hello!

This week we're spotlighting Scottish contemporary artist Karla Black 🫧 Her practice blurs the line between painting, sculpture, and performance, questioning what art can be and where beauty is found ✨

Artists Helen Douglas and Jake Harvey invite viewers into a “compressed universe” in their exhibition 'Meeting Point: within the Lewisian' at Taigh Chearsabhagh, North Uist. Read writer @gregchthomas.bsky.social review here 👉 bit.ly/meeting-poin...

It’s feeling autumnal outside 🍂 Here are a few works from the Fleming Collection to match the season 🍁

"It was about people from a working-class community turning the cameras around and photographing out the way." 📸 Read @neilcooper.bsky.social chat with Alistair McCallum about the latest Street Level Photoworks exhibition. bit.ly/glasgowexhib...

Today, we're spotlighting Scottish environmental artist Elizabeth Ogilvie, whose work often thematises climate change, calling for greater awareness and consideration towards our natural environment. Ogilvie’s work was recently part of our #ThisFragileEarth exhibition at @artatstirling.bsky.social

Today is National Mindfulness Day, and we are turning to art for a moment of pause 🌿 Take time to slow down and enjoy this selection of calming landscapes from The Fleming Collection ☁️ #TheFlemingCollection #ScottishArt #MindfulnessDay

Today we're spotlighting artist Graham Fagen 🎨 Graham made these prints after discovering that Robert Burns had once booked passage to Jamaica, intending to work as an overseer on a plantation that used enslaved people. Angered, Fagen made this hidden history known through his prints.

✨ Read Susan Mansfield’s conversation with Sophie Camu Lindsay – the curator transforming a riverside barn in Fife into one of Scotland’s most exciting art spaces. bit.ly/sophiecamuli...

This week, we're spotlighting Glen Onwin (b. Edinburgh, 1947) 🎨 Inspired by salt marshes, his art blends nature, science, and alchemy. From Revenges of Nature (1988) to later works on acidification and sea dumping, his practice explores environmental change, making it powerfully relevant today.

Hello from the Fleming Collection! 👋 We're excited to share our collection of Scottish artworks on Bluesky 🎨