
Wednesday Wanders at The Whisky Bond
Reserve a spot here to join us next Wednesday the 9th of November for an afternoon of tours around The Glasgow School of Art Archives
Reserve a spot here to join us next Wednesday the 9th of November for an afternoon of tours around The Glasgow School of Art Archives
Now that the Easter Holidays are becoming a distant memory, you may have seen on our social media that we’ve got some activities for kids (or adults…)
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!
Our Documentation Assistant Lucy Stock is here to talk about some colourful finds from our current digitisation project! Happy New Year Hello to all, and
Did you know World Penguin Day is approaching? This month, when each of us on the Archives and Collections team chose what we would tweet
A few weeks ago we hosted a visit from the students of the textile conservation MPhil course at The University of Glasgow. The group have
The Needlework Development Scheme in Scotland was a venture that ran from 1934-1939, and 1944-1961 and was a collaboration between art and design education with
Volunteer Karen Harkness writes about her recent work on the extensive GSA Archives Textile Collection. Please note that some material in our collections contains historical
If you have not yet heard, this year Britain marks the 800th anniversary of the Magna Carta, an important document in our history that has
Today we celebrate a recent acquisition in the archive of a fire screen attributed to the notable Glasgow Girl, Ann Macbeth. This object was generously
A while ago now, but we thought you might like to see a few snaps of the Sew Last Century troopers take part in Glasgow’s
Our beautiful pair of embroidered panels by Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh, wife of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, have returned from their exhibition tour of Japan. The
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