
The Student Papers of Professor Christopher Platt: “The discipline of research”
In this blog post we’ll hear from Nada Al-Naemyi who is undertaking a work placement with us as part of her postgraduate Museum Studies course
In this blog post we’ll hear from Nada Al-Naemyi who is undertaking a work placement with us as part of her postgraduate Museum Studies course
Reserve a spot here to join us on Wednesday 7th December for an afternoon of tours around The Glasgow School of Art Archives and Collections,
We are pleased to announce that we were recently generously donated three volumes of drawings by former GSA student, eminent architect and former President of
If you’ve seen a concrete church or a school in the west of Scotland, there’s a good chance that it was designed by one of
In addition to our soon-to-be-completed project to photograph 3D material from our holdings, as part of our ongoing Fire Recovery Project, significant amounts of 2D
Happy birthday Mr Mackintosh! Today we celebrate 150 years since this leading Art Nouveau architect, artist and designer was born. The city will continue to
It might not be terribly British to spell colour without a “u” but this week GSA Archives and Collections are joining our American friends at
The Mackintosh Building Restoration project is coming along beautifully thanks to the restoration team and our very own Recovery Project Lead Polly Christie! Here she
Happy new year to all our readers! To kick start our 2018 blog posts, we thought we’d look at some of the new pieces that
Our new display of archive material and library books opens today on the top floor of GSA Library! On Saturday 28th October 2017 there was
The archivists amongst you may have read about the latest updates from our post fire recovery project in ARC, the Archives and Records Association’s monthly
Here’s Rachael Jones with another update from her cataloguing work! The records we hold of the construction of the Mackintosh Building between 1896-1909 hold the