Exhibition of the week: Peter Doig: No Foreign Lands, Scottish National Gallery, Edinburgh

The Scottish National Gallery's exhibition concentrates on the works of the last dozen years, when Doig moved to Trinidad and encountered a whole new range of colours, culture and texture (Peter Doig)

Peter Doig's belief in paint as the greatest medium of art is a love affair, a form of eroticism at times, which makes his figurative and pure landscapes fluid in their feel, edging towards abstraction.

Doig tries to do what poets do with language, to capture images as retrieved in memory, not as they are but as we recall them.

Proclaiming itself as the first show of Doig's work to be held in the country of his birth, the Scottish National Gallery's exhibition concentrates on the works of the last dozen years, when he moved to Trinidad and encountered a whole new range of colours, culture and texture. It makes for a glorious display.

0131 624 6200; nationalgalleries.org, to 3 November