An exciting collection of photographs, paintings, textiles and printed goods from four Edinburgh based artists and designers: Tea Lautala Graham, Alix McIntosh, Fiuts and Sophie Mee.

A vibrant group of Edinburgh-based textile designers are getting together to showcase their bold, sustainable, and design-led creations. The collective features the unique talents of Kathleen Moodie, Mairi Brown, Fiona McIntosh, and James Donald, each bringing their distinct vision and craftsmanship to the forefront.

Nature and history pass through Anna’s hands as she weaves using willow she grows, cuts, sorts and prepares herself. She also uses willow that was grown elsewhere in Scotland organically or conventionally in Somerset. The baskets are things of beauty; sturdy and precise.

Get ready for an incredible opportunity to explore the vibrant, handwoven creations coming out of the PickOne studio! Dive into a world where creativity meets craftsmanship, brought to life by a dynamic and diverse group of talented learners and students.

From one meeting point, continue to follow our creative journeys as artists and makers. One year since our first collaborative exhibition, Parallels II finds out where we are, as artists, now.

After meeting on a business growth course in early 2019, we continue to move forward together with the changes and evolution of our individual practices in tandem - and still celebrate each other’s wins.

Being on the cusp of something new is both exciting and unsettling, provoking a rollercoaster of feelings and emotions. It relates to the concept of liminality, which comes from the Latin word "limen," which means transformation or transition, and illustrates how humans sometimes find themselves in transitional spaces, on the verge of something new, attempting to balance both familiar and unfamiliar personal and professional identities.

We are excited to present the Summer Exhibition of Coburg House artists' work, showcasing an impressive range of talent within our creative community. The Summer Exhibition will feature a diverse array of artistic styles and mediums, highlighting the unique voices and perspectives of each artist. From captivating paintings and intricate illustrations to striking photography and innovative sculptures, there is something to inspire and engage every visitor. Join us in our gallery to experience the exceptional artistry of Coburg House and support the talented individuals who make our community so dynamic and inspiring.

We are thrilled to introduce some incredible new residents of Coburg in our building: Jonathan McNaught, Dominica Saag, and Noel Shelley. This exhibition highlights their artistic practices and presents their work to you. Featuring a range of mediums including illustration, printmaking, macrame plant hangers, and photography, our diverse group will showcase a selection of their pieces in our gallery this weekend.

Alice Simpson/ AlicetheBee (she/her) makes art in a Victorian edifice staring down on Leith and plotting her next irreverence. She identifies as a Queer bisexual with a heavy seasoning of dungarees. She enjoys drawing animals, people acting like animals, swear words, chaos, mythology, and little beasties with houses on their backs. She wants to make you laugh. Her new art show is called Omnishambles because it's a 'business at the front/party at the back' kind of word.

Designers are always playing shape games. Whether working with two dimensional pieces to create three dimensional forms, using collage to jigsaw together narratives or taking abstract shapes as a starting point to develop characters; there is always a shape puzzle to be solved.

This exhibition is a showcase of One-Continuous-Line drawings of Edinburgh’s architecture including its famous streets and monuments as well as depicting their historic compositions and placement in the city. These are one of a kind, hand drawn original pieces of work.

An exhibition of works by Coburg House artists to celebrate the Leith Festival.

Six dynamic artists and an exhibition of visual storytelling brought together by artist Sara Beevers. Each invited artist wields their own unique creative power exploring transformation, vulnerability, resilience and hope.

An exhibition to celebrate and remember the life and work of Susan Westwater in collaboration with her daughter Alison Westwater.

A collection of watercolour paintings based on Fiona Mackechnie’s fascination for bioluminescence in the ocean.

‘Waiting At The Wharf’ is a collection of Fine Art paintings by Laura Gill.

An exhibition to bring together a collection of the unsettling, strange and uncanny.

JOY is an exhibition of new work from Edinburgh College of Art Undergraduate Illustration students and staff that visually explores moments of happiness & fond memories alongside themes of resilience, humour and hope.

Kicking off with our bi-annual open studios event, the Coburg House Winter Exhibition is a chance to see recent work by our Coburg artists and makers and grab yourself a gorgeous Christmas gift.

Parallels - from one meeting point, the creative journeys of five women artists and makers over five years. 

Rural Scottish landscapes and nature close-up.

Four Stories in paint and print, by four artists.

Paradigms is an exhibition of recent work of four visual artists based in Edinburgh. A selection of paintings, drawings and prints.

A new member of the Coburg family, Mairi wants to give you a glimpse into her world of free machine embroidery.

A collection of paintings and textiles by Sophie Mee and Tea Lautala Graham.

This is an exhibition by a group of 11 Sculptors and one painter. The sculptors met at the Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop and have been exhibiting and working together for several years, having shown at the Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop, Coburg Gallery and RGI, Kelly Gallery, Glasgow.

Cari Grevers Collection 3 is Cari Grevers’ new abstract exhibition and showcases a selection of her most atmospheric and colourful works on canvas, board and paper from the last few years.

Our annual exhibition of works by the Coburg Residents, kicking off with Summer Open Studios and on show throughout the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Discover the magic of Scottish coastline landscapes in a unique exhibition of hand-made jewellery. The exhibition also features experimental jewellery, small sculptures, and drawings that guide the jewellery’s designs.