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Conserving the Cushion from the Willow Tea Room’s Settle
Textile conservator, Tabby Gibbs, tells us about conserving the cushion for the settle from Mackintosh’s Willow Tea Rooms as her final project. Last year (2023),
Textile conservator, Tabby Gibbs, tells us about conserving the cushion for the settle from Mackintosh’s Willow Tea Rooms as her final project. Last year (2023),
Reflections on the 1980s student-led newsletters in the Glasgow School of Art Archives by Celeste MacLeod-Brown While I was sitting at my laptop clicking through
Archives and Collections Assistant, Emilie Pichot discusses the important work of highlighting harmful materials in the archive. Amongst our holdings there are historical images, or
This exhibition brings together tea cosies designed and made by members of the Thursday Afternoon Seniors’ Art Class from Garnethill Multicultural Centre, alongside a collection
Unearthed is an exhibition of work by Sculpture and Environmental Art students at The Glasgow School of Art. As part of a Negotiated Project responding to
We Could Be Archived is an exhibition of work by students studying Drawing and Painting with the Open Studio department at The Glasgow School of
Reserve a spot here to join us on Wednesday 7th December for an afternoon of tours around The Glasgow School of Art Archives and Collections,
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
Hello blog readers! We know it’s been a while since our last blog, but we’re delighted to be back and getting into the second month
These Mackintosh lights (MC/F/107) originally hung as part of a chandelier-type cluster in the centre of the Mackintosh library, and were complimented by a further
This week’s post is part 2 of our “Researching Biographies” blog, following on from Part 1 here. A&C Support Assistant Kay gives an insight into
In this week’s blog, A&C Support Assistant Kay covers the work she has been doing to research biographies for those who feature in our catalogue.
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