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This month, we took part in #MuseumPassion, a social media initiative to get museums talking about the items in their collections that they are
27 October 2020
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This month, we took part in #MuseumPassion, a social media initiative to get museums talking about the items in their collections that they are
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
Archives and Collections Assistant Cat Doyle shares a fascinating discovery she made last week when retrieving records for a research group! The records of our
Well, the big day is almost here and GSA Archives and Collections are winding down for a well earned rest! You may already have been following
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
It was a sad day yesterday at the Archives and Collections when we said goodbye to our fantastic Project Assistant Fiona Hall. With the help
“This makes the casts in fact priceless” Recently some of the GSA Archives and Collection’s plaster casts have moved from the Mackintosh Building to
GU placement Hillary Fortin provides an update on her work treating and re-cataloguing our fire damaged ceramics. As part of my work placement with the
Archives can be amazing places where not only objects and records are stored, but where stories can be re-discovered and re-used. The GSA Archives and
Peter Trowles, the GSA Mackintosh Curator, reflects on the current importance of the GSA Photographic Archive in informing the work of Page & Park and the
This week we are continuing to look at the process of restoration and its complexities. To highlight some of the difficulties of such work, today we
Mackintosh Curator, Peter Trowles, discusses his research into the GSA Archives and how this unique collection of records and artefacts that tracks the history of