After a long summer of preparation, the new First Year Experience course kicked off at GSA on the 19th of November 2020. Slightly different than last year’s course
Many university museums (including ourselves) have been adapting our services since COVID-19 forced the country into lockdown in March. GSA Archives and Collections are
In June, GSA Archives and Collections embarked on the (slightly daunting) task of adapting our teaching activities for the digital realm! The guinea pig for
It was a joy to see what the students from the first intake of this years Pre-Sessional English cohort made of GSA Archives! See their
The eagle eyed amongst you will have noticed that we have recently changed the “Case Studies” section of our Archives and Collections website to link
We thought we’d show off some brilliant photographs of embroidery work recently exhibited at the Made In Paisley gallery by participants of The STAR Project!
There are just a couple of days left to see The Young Regenerators exhibition “We Will Speak. You Will Listen” featuring work by young people
Our recent group session with GSA’s Pre-Sessional English students proves that archives really do ignite creativity! The Pre-Sessional English course is a three-month discipline specialist
Serena Korda’s exhibition Hold Fast, Stand Sure, I scream a revolution, recently opened in the Reid Building Gallery as part of the Glasgow International Festival of Contemporary
From the service of Venus to the worship of Mars and Nothing compares to the first time getting shot at. These two exhibitions opened last Friday to
For those regular readers of the blog, you will know that today is the beginning of a two day conference on Material Culture and its
Recently archives have started to be used and researched by artists to create new pieces of work that take inspiration from the past. A recent
