Exhibition Info

Aurora Australis is an installation of Created for Art Night's Inwith programme by Dundee Heritage Trust's Creative Communities Network project; a year-long programme of that...

The Menzieshill Outdoor Arts Project brought together residents and local artists to create a series of work that celebrated the vibrant community of Menzieshill ...

Extinction Rebellion is an international movement that uses non-violent civil disobedience in an attempt to halt mass extinction and minimise the risk of social collapse ...

BOTANICAL MIGRATIONS is a series of billboard posters designed by artist Elizabeth Kwant. Working in partnership with Maxwell Community Garden and Ninewells Community Garden, participants were invited to...

In this new artwork, B. D. Owens explores the expanding and intersecting arenas of "Surveillance Paradox" and "Surveillance Creep"...

a BREAdTH apart gives it some extra dimension as well by working with the letters the phonetics of the word become kind of stilted and it’s in keeping with the 2 metre gap.

News from Heaven is taken from the title of a 1641 weather report. Brought into a contemporary context, the work incorporates typography and graphic images from recent news publications referring to climate change ...

A series of posters for public space by Glasgow based artist and animator, John Butler. Xerox’s Paradox: The more we automate, the harder we will work.

Menzieshill Photography Group working in collaboration with David Oudney and the University of Dundee Museum Services.

Anna Reid in collaboration with young people from Hot Chocolate Trust

Birds affect us in different ways; they glide into our consciousness and interrupt our preoccupations if we let them. Our chatter breaks off when we hear the noisy eruption of a crowd of sparrows hidden in a hedge.

11 May to 6 July 2018 DALZIELL+SCULLION SET 2 (Slessor Gardens) In Dundee and the surrounding districts we are fortunate in sharing our habitat with a diverse population of...

A photographic portrait exhibition of 17 women in collaboration with Dundee Women’s Festival.

Other Spaces is an international collaborative project featuring the work of eight artists. Connected by their involvement in two artist-led groups, Tin Roof in Dundee and See You on Sunday in Trinidad and Tobago.

Using micro CT and surface scans to create 3D digital models of museum objects. This exhibition highlights the creative digital work of University of Dundee’s Dr Caroline Erolin.

Taking the ideas that underpin The Museum of Loss of Renewal as their starting point and using a wide range of historical and personal references ...

Mary Slessor is regarded as a heroine in both Scotland and Nigeria but how are her achievements interpreted in relation to constant value changes over the decades and specifically in our own time.

Ginger is a Scottish colloquial term of what is popularly called ‘red hair’. Scotland has the highest proportion of gingers in the world yet it remains uncommon with only 13% expressing the hair type and is a cliche of Scottish identity abroad.

Design agency O Street have created a bold and colourful exhibition that incorporates badges people can wear or display to show a sign of openness to all, and celebrate diversity in Dundee and beyond.

3 February to 7 April 2017 Showing work by 10 artists from Dundee Print Collective: Lucia Gomez, Andrea Sayers, Kieran Milne, Tom Carlile, Sarah Burt, Fraser MacDonald, Bobby...

Working in collaboration with NEoN Digital Arts Festival Studer and van den Berg created images comprising an imaginary park ...

The Substance of Things Unseen imagined a series of modernist facades based on Le Corbusier's drawings to calculate the "golden section" – a seemingly "perfect" ratio, or divine proportion.

This exhibition was developed by students from DJCAD's MFA course, Arts, Society and Publics. Showing a series of photographs depicting different aspects of Dundee's ongoing development ...

This exhibition – conceived as a 2D installation – took place at a particular moment in time, when Dundee Urban Orchard were beginning to lose faith that the Waterfront Development would include any edible landscaping.

26August to 30 September 2015 Owen Daily's posters drew upon his teaching experience with PACE projects and young people from Dundee's peripheral housing schemes. Using public...