The study of material culture can be defined as the study through artefacts of the values, beliefs and ideas of a particular society or community
This Monday 7th the exhibition, Art School in Action (1970-1986), curated by our own Debi Banerjee and Susannah Waters with partial funding from the Design History Society,
Karen Harkness, our digitisation volunteer and recent GSA graduate, explains what she has learnt about The Glasgow School of Art and notes some of the
The Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games will always be remembered as one of the most successful Games ever. Glasgow as a city came together in a
Alex Singerman, one of our volunteers provides a unique insight into his work clearing copyright. Launched in December last year, the Glasgow School of Art’s
From 19 June – 22 November the National Museums Scotland is exhibiting Photography: A Victorian Sensation. This exhibitions looks at the pioneers of photography and how
Last week the British Film Institute (BFI) launched a new project, Britain on Film, an archive-based initiative that has resulted in the digitisation of thousands
I know you have all been eagerly awaiting the next Tutorial Tuesday, and today’s will be very useful for all those researchers out there. This
Trails and Tales is an exciting 3 year project supported by the East Dumbartonshire Council, Creative Scotland and the Heritage Lottery Fund, that looks to
Recently the Scottish Council on Archives (@ScotsArchives) released Issue 33 of their Broadsheet magazine that provides news, interviews and feature articles about the Archive sector
In the last couple of months many of you may have discerned a notable subject pattern to our recent blog posts. From the recent Looking at
The Scottish Council on Archives is currently accepting applications for 6 traineeships (51 weeks/£14, 500) for the Skills for the Future project, Opening Up Scotland’s Archives.
