Yesterday was International Women’s Day and we’ve been sharing some stories of inspirational women artists and designers who have links to the Glasgow School of Art
This week, Lucy Janes, a volunteer on our World War One Home Front research project, shares one of the more surprising stories she’s discovered so
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
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
Recently we welcomed Artist and Archivist Peter Morphew to the GSA Archives and Collections to sketch some of the records! He wrote a fascinating blog-post
We got a little surprise recently at the Archives and Collections when our cataloguing archivist Rachael Jones discovered a document which pre-dates the foundation of the
Read the next instalment of volunteer Kay Bryant’s discoveries about sisters at GSA in the late 19th and early 20th century! Elma MacDonald was for
As part of Volunteers Week 2017, let’s hear from one of GSA Archives own Home Front Project volunteers Kay Bryant. Kay has been busy working
As you may have already seen if you are a regular follower of our Instagram and Twitter feeds, our collection of Giusti Plaster Cast material
It is that time of year again when ghosts walk the earth and guisers appear as people begin to prepare for the usual Halloween festivities!
Our Skills for the Future Trainee Cat Doyle continues with her research in ‘The First International Exhibition of Decorative Art’. There are still a number
Hillary Fortin who has been working on the GSA Archives and Collections Ceramic Collection talks about our recent ceramic workshop and her new display at
