
Ceramic egg cup
This glazed ceramic egg cup was created by Robert Sinclair Thomson (1915–1983), a painter, draughtsman, potter, and teacher, during his career as both an artist
This glazed ceramic egg cup was created by Robert Sinclair Thomson (1915–1983), a painter, draughtsman, potter, and teacher, during his career as both an artist
I started working on the Alfredo Avella collection during the student placement for my MSc in Museum Studies at University of Glasgow and returned after
Cicely Farrer was awarded a SGSAH-AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Award to undertake a PhD exploring Gender, Art and Activism at the Glasgow School of Art in
This woolen tapestry was created by Marion S. Stewart (née Gracie) (1931–2017) between 1949 and 1954, during her time as a student at The Glasgow
In Part One of Archive Gaydar, Archives and Collections Assistant and Researcher Helen Victoria Murray shared tips for LGBT+ research in the archive. For Part Two,
The Painters Colquhoun & McBryde (The Two Roberts), painted by Ian Fleming in 1938, captures the intimate and artistic partnership between two prominent British artists,
For LGBT+ History month in February, Researcher and Archives & Collections Assistant, Helen Victoria Murray shares some of tips for researching queer people in Archives
The Caseroom: 60 Years of Letterpress etc. at The Glasgow School of Art celebrates the 60th anniversary of the Caseroom in 2025. This exhibition will
This piece, created in 1980, is the second in a series of five screen prints by Adrian Wiszniewski, featuring a dancing nude male figure against
“Dancing with a Ghost / Slow Show” curated by James N.Hutchinson from the GSA School of Fine Art, it is part of a programme of
This blog was written by Meredith Pinch, a young person who joined the GSA Archives team for a week of work experience during the Summer
The centenary of the birth of the Scottish artist Bet Low (1924-2007) is to be marked in both Glasgow and Orkney through a collaboration between