#UnwrapArt 2025: SCAN Member Shops
#UnwrapArt is SCAN’s annual campaign inviting the public to support Scotland’s artists and makers while buying gifts and experiences that loved ones will treasure. This week, we’re bringing you a gift guide of work by our members, which you can purchase online and all over Scotland. The selections range from stocking fillers to investment pieces, reflecting the range of artwork made by Scotland’s artistic community.
Looking for some advice? Our Director, Veronique AA Lapeyre, suggests starting in the gallery shop. “The staff are extremely knowledgeable, the environment welcoming and there’s a passion for championing artists’ works in a way that is not at all intimidating,” she shares. “As a result, buying contemporary art can become a conversation which includes getting to know you, the person you are buying for or the space you are considering hanging the artwork.”
£25 and under
Echoes and Overlays print collection by Pauline Randall (pictured)
Bringing together vibrant layers of shape and textures, this series of print works by SCAN member Pauline Randall is a celebration of rhythm, colour, and connection. Originally created using gel plate printing techniques, the works are available to own as giclée prints in a range of sizes from A5 to A1, offering a burst of abstract joy for your space.
From £18
incriminate.co.uk
Limited edition prints from Stills
Stills’ series of limited edition prints provide a great opportunity to give work by some of the best new photography talent in Scotland at an extremely affordable price point. Each signed print is available in an edition of 25, with work ranging from a surrealist still life by Laura Feliu to a black and white impression of the Orkney coastline by Frances Scott.
£25
stills.org
Struan Haswell calendar from Gaada
Everyone loves a calendar, and Shetland-based Gaada has arguably the best one for 2026 – adorned with characterful animal drawings by local artist Struan Haswell. Each riso-printed calendar is produced in-house at the Toogs Artist Workshop in Burra, an accessible printing facility which benefits from every purchase.
£25
gaada.org
Edinburgh’s Disgrace t-shirt from Collective
Edinburgh gallery Collective has worked with artist Mick Peter to create a range of products in praise of the National Monument on Calton Hill, known locally as “Edinburgh’s Disgrace” due to its half-finished silhouette. This bold graphic tee is a tongue-in-cheek celebration of the forever under construction symbol of the city, ideal for someone who calls Edinburgh home.
£100 and under
Future Makers range at Fruitmarket Gallery
This year, Fruitmarket worked with 12 artists from across Scotland on a range aimed at pushing the boundaries of exhibition merchandise while showcasing eco-friendly Scottish design. The result is a playful, diverse collection, ranging from Deluxe Miscellania’s Fortune Fish toy (pictured) to Holly Allen’s ‘portable paintings’ aka press-on nails.
£4.50–£75
fruitmarketbookshop.myshopify.com
Sponsor an Artwork + print from Art in Healthcare
Art in Healthcare works across Scotland to provide vital creative experiences and access to artwork for people in healthcare environments. Sponsoring an Art in Healthcare artwork is a great way to help support ongoing costs including conservation, maintenance and storage, with tiers from £100 including a print of your chosen work.
From £50 (print tiers from £100)
artinhealthcare.org.uk
Ceramic Tenements from Project Ability
Created collaboratively by artists in the Project Ability studios, these charming miniature tenements are the perfect gift for someone with a connection to Glasgow’s iconic Victorian buildings. Each tenement is hand-built, glazed, and entirely one-of-a-kind, with a number of striking red and blonde sandstone finishes to choose from.
Tay Series silk scarves from Dundee Contemporary Arts
In collaboration with the team at DCA Shop, Dundee-based artist and designer Joanna Craig has designed a series of three abstract silk scarves inspired by Dundee and its relationship with the Tay river. These wearable artworks are a celebration of colour, movement and the intensity of nature.
£70
shop.dca.org.uk
£200 and under
Call & Response prints from Glasgow Print Studio
This major new artistic initiative is a fantastic route to owning work by some of Scotland’s most iconic and influential cultural figures, who have created limited-edition original prints in collaboration with the Studio’s Master Printmakers. Confirmed participants include Alan Cumming, The Pastels and Bobby Bluebell, who has immortalised the inspiration for his band The Bluebells in this aptly monochromatic print.
£200
shop.glasgowprintstudio.co.uk
Linder limited edition print from Edinburgh Art Festival
If someone on your Christmas list was enchanted by Linder’s exhibition at Edinburgh Art Festival, this print is the perfect gift. This specially commissioned artwork combines the punk icon’s motifs of pin-up photography, domestic scenes, and the rich imagery of the natural world, with all prints signed by the artist.
£150
edinburgh-art-festival.myshopify.com
Follow the campaign and tag your contemporary art gift tips on social media at #UnwrapArt