Hitomi Hosono’s detailed porcelain vessels reference the natural world and botanical specimens. With a chalk-like finish and gold embellishments, the work captivates with its delicacy and has attracted the patronage of museums worldwide including the British Museum, Victoria & Albert Museum, London and National Museums Scotland, Edinburgh.

The Scottish Gallery is honoured to present the first solo exhibition of Hitomi Hosono in Scotland in conjunction with Adrian Sassoon, London.

We celebrate the New Year with our latest edition of Modern Masters, showcasing the artistic legacy of Robin Philipson (1916–1992), a central figure in the Edinburgh School and a pivotal influence on Scottish art. The exhibition also features artists who trained or taught at Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, and Dundee, while highlighting the significant contributions of Hospitalfield in Arbroath, a renowned centre for contemporary art and ideas. Modern Masters further explores the rich history of printmaking and its vital role in Scottish art. It also reaffirms The Scottish Gallery’s longstanding dedication to supporting artists, presenting a dynamic narrative of creativity, collaboration, and the evolution of Scotland’s artistic heritage.

We celebrate the New Year with our latest edition of Modern Masters, showcasing the artistic legacy of Robin Philipson (1916–1992), a central figure in the Edinburgh School and a pivotal influence on Scottish art. The exhibition also features artists who trained or taught at Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, and Dundee, while highlighting the significant contributions of Hospitalfield in Arbroath, a renowned centre for contemporary art and ideas. Modern Masters further explores the rich history of printmaking and its vital role in Scottish art. It also reaffirms The Scottish Gallery’s longstanding dedication to supporting artists, presenting a dynamic narrative of creativity, collaboration, and the evolution of Scotland’s artistic heritage.

This February, we are delighted to welcome Lara Scouller back for her second exhibition with The Scottish Gallery. Based in her Fife studio, she finds inspiration exploring her local beaches and shorelines, capturing the joy of experiencing sea life in detail.