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This week's #OnlineArtExchange is a portrait of English poet & writer Elizabeth Carter. Painted by Dundee’s Katherine Read, first Scottish woman to pursue professional training as an artist. In the collection of @drjohnsonshouse
#WorldBookDay @artukdotorg
https://t.co/5EZK8ZtRSG
Our pick for @artukdotorg #OnlineArtExchange, celebrating @LGBTHM is from @mcrartgallery. This costume design for the ballet 'Donald of the Burthens' of 1951 was a collaboration between artists & lifelong partners, Robert MacBryde & Robert Colquhoun. https://t.co/TaD2uLXLPJ
For this week’s #OnlineArtExchange revel in the vibrant colours of this dramatic depiction of Edinburgh’s Salisbury Crags. Alexander Moffat’s ‘The Rock – The Radical Road’ is the artist’s diploma work in the collection of @RoyalScotAcad
https://t.co/6GUXN5FUVp
Until travel is possible again, we can create a virtual tour inspired by the travels of artists. #ArtHelps #MuseumFromHome
Here’s a sneak peek of work in progress at @djcadmake on 3D models of our #shipmodel collection, for our ship model project funded by @MuseumsGalScot #TechnologyMW #musetech
This is your last week to check out our 5-star Among the Polar Ice exhibition, featuring stunning polar landscapes by Frances Walker and James Morrison.
The exhibition is free, and closes on Sunday 8 March.
Dundee engineer James Guthrie Orchar was a close friend & patron of William McTaggart. He bought this dynamic seascape directly from the artist in 1875. The painting remains in the City, together with the rest of Orchar’s collection, here at The McManus. #FriendsMW #MuseumWeek
😲 The #McMenace team were stunned this morning to find that a mysterious artist, calling himself 'Pranksy', has shredded the recently discovered Minnie Lisa!
Duh Vinci's portrait will remain on display until our @BeanoOfficial exhibition ends this Sunday, so come see! #Banksy
Thanks to everyone who helped make Bash Street's Back at The #McMenace the UK's most popular comic exhibition!
To celebrate it passing 80,000 visitors we're displaying a newly discovered piece of art, the Minnie Lisa by Duh Vinci. Pop in before 21 Oct to see it in person!