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

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 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.

This is a show of two contrasting and distinctive styles from the hand of one artist.

This is the second exhibition of fabulous work made by our students, and what amazing work it is! Every single person has brought their individuality, energy, ideas and creativity to share with us - come and join us for this celebration of the joy of making!

A group exhibition by six artists working in different mediums, including statement ceramics/interior design pieces, commission work for food photography, and restaurant image building.

New works by Edinburgh based Illustrators Harriet Hobday, Jon Place and Sarah Sheard.

Coburger Laura Delahunt’s art encompasses drawing and painting the figurative form, from sculptures to humans and animals using a range of mediums including oil paint, egg tempera and charcoal.

Laura Gill captures the essence of the sea by creating powerful imagery through her distinctive use of movement and rhythm. Her paintings and prints convey a sense of wonder and, at times, trepidation in this inimitable collection of work.

Eight jewellers and makers return to their port of origin for a special reunion exhibition.

An eclectic collection of art prints and cards by Emma de la Peña that celebrate living life in your own rebellious way.

The annual Coburg Winter exhibition is back - featuring select works from across the disciplines you’ll find at Coburg House.

Small is Beautiful is a collaborative exhibition by a selection of the Coburg artists, showcasing smaller wall-based works, perfect for filling small gaps or for small spaces!

Rock and a Soft Place is a sister-mother-daughter collaborative exhibition; showcasing the works of a jeweller, knitwear designer and scientific illustrator.

‘Forgotten Realms’ is an exhibition of recent work by contemporary visual artist Jon Canty, focusing on places and subjects that have been forgotten by society or the passage of time.

Three local designers come together over these two weekends to showcase a carefully chosen selection of artwork and design-led products, all inspired by a shared love of colour and pattern.

The Knitting Life project explores computer generated designs in the context of historical Fair Isle knitting.

Colours of the Beach is a project about collecting, reuse and the past, how something that has been discarded can be made into something new, something beautiful that will be cherished for years to come.

It’s that time of year again: the Summer Coburg exhibition! A collection of works from the artists based in our studios.