Choose a part of Scotland to see its galleries, or scroll on for them all.
A gallery of contemporary Scottish painting and jewellery in Bridge of Allan, showing a long list of artists since 1997.
Edinburgh has art in its national galleries, in working studios and in a sculpture park on the edge of the city. These are the places to see it being made as well as hung.
From Angus, Lothian and Scottish Borders.
The three closest tables: Darnley Coffee House, The Portcullis and Mint.
It rains in Edinburgh, and the city has plenty of wonderful places to wait it out, from museums and galleries to bookshops and a beautiful old cinema. These are the places to head for when the sky turns grey.
Somewhere in Glasgow every day, so the whole country comes round in turn.
The three good places closest to it: Moment George IV Bridge, Old Town Chambers and West End Muse.
Some of the very best things in Edinburgh cost nothing at all, from the national galleries to the hills to the streets themselves. These are the things to do when you'd rather spend the money on lunch.
A painter's house on Raasay, hung with his own oils and other islanders' work.
A cottage on the waterfront that was going to be demolished, and shows paintings instead.
A free gallery on a pier in Stromness, with Margaret Gardiner's collection of Hepworth, Nicholson and Wallis.
A weaving studio founded in 1912, working today in the old Infirmary Street Baths, with a gallery, a shop, a cafe and a balcony over the looms.
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