After closing its doors due cost-of-living difficulties six months ago, we are pleased to see the reopening of the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art (Mordern Two) in Edinburgh on the 29 April. It returns with Decades: The Art of Change 1900-1980, an exhibition which takes visitors on a journey through eighty years of art. Six rooms will represent six different chapters in art history, each one demonstrating how artists rebelled against previous generations to make work of their own, from the colourful, radical landscape paintings of the 1900s, to the playful, experimental sculptures of the 1960s. Summer 2023 also expects the opening of the Scottish National Gallery’s new wing. The extension will feature collections by Scottish artists including Phoebe Anna Traquair, William McTaggart, and Sir Henry Raeburn.