Textile Conservation: The University of Brighton’s blog
We’ve recently come across The University of Brighton’s excellent Conserving the Archives blog. Because we have our very own collection of Stoddard-Templeton carpets and textiles,
We’ve recently come across The University of Brighton’s excellent Conserving the Archives blog. Because we have our very own collection of Stoddard-Templeton carpets and textiles,
We’re excited about hosting the 10th Glasgow Library Tweetup (#GLTU) tomorrow in the Archives & Collections Centre. Glasgow Library Tweetups are an opportunity for information professionals
Last Saturday, a troupe of intrepid ramblers, otherwise known as GSA Library & Learning Resources team, embarked on a self-guided tour of the Kilmahew
Explore your Archive is a campaign to encourage exploration of different organisations’ archives by local communities ‘The aim… is to take audiences on a journey of
The National College of Art and Design Gallery (NCAD Gallery) and The National Irish Visual Arts Library (NIVAL) are delighted to present the exhibition ‘more
The massive library windows of the Mackintosh Building here at Glasgow School of Art are currently undergoing conservation. The 30ft high windows will be removed
A vibrant online exhibition from National Museums Scotland explains the history of ‘Turkey red in Scotland’, an ancient dyeing process that formed a thriving industry in the
Our beautiful pair of embroidered panels by Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh, wife of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, have returned from their exhibition tour of Japan. The
The leading British artist, Bruce McLean has released an extract of a new film work, Archiving The New. The piece was produced especially for an
The latest online exhibition from the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) provides a comprehensive platform for exploring the architectural photography of Bedford Lemere & Co. ‘Recording
We now have a final programme for ‘Giving up the Archive?’ study day on 1 July examining the archives of arts organisations – see details
145 years ago today, Charles Rennie Mackintosh was born. A young Mackintosh studied evening classes at the Glasgow School of Art between 1883-1894, winning numerous
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