In the first of a two-part blog series, SGSAH PhD intern, Molly McCracken writes about Helen Biggar’s wide-ranging works at GSA, discovered while cataloguing Biggar’s
Our bronze portrait bust of Sir John Richmond looks pleased to be reunited with his plaster maquette! This piece was kindly donated to us recently
This July I can attest to the fact that we have well and truly been pulling our weight in the Archives and Collections. In fact,
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
Continuing to look into the impact of continental staff in the early 20th century, Skills for the Future trainee Cat Doyle investigates eminent sculptor Johan
Opening this weekend at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art is an exhibition of work by Scottish women artists. Covering the period from 1885
At the beginning of this week the Crouching Venus from GSA’s plaster cast collection was transported over to The Hunterian Art Gallery at the University
For my placement for my MSc in Museum Studies at The University of Glasgow I am working to improve the catalogue entries for the cast
Tonight sees the rare screening of Hell Unltd, a film by acclaimed director Norman McLaren and less well known director and fellow GSA alumnus Helen
