Exhibitions and Events
Wednesday Wanders at The Whisky Bond- 7th December
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,
24 November 2022
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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
Our material provides inspiration for lots of different creative projects here at GSA Archives and Collections but we don’t often see the finished result. That
Some items from our Mackintosh collection are currently on loan to the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool for the ‘Making the Glasgow style’ exhibition until
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
Phew, we’re coming to the end of a busy semester! In October and November, the Archives and Collections have run a total of nineteen student
Casual staff Brendan Armstrong and Maria Moreno have recently finished measuring and recording our extensive collection of 400 textiles in preparation for their repackaging. Repackaging
Serena Korda’s exhibition Hold Fast, Stand Sure, I scream a revolution, recently opened in the Reid Building Gallery as part of the Glasgow International Festival of Contemporary
Master and Slave clocks were an innovation in their time that allowed a series of clocks to be accurate and in sync. This system consisted
Last year in August, Glasgow’s favourite rugby team, the Glasgow Warriors unveiled its new team uniform. For those of you who have not yet realised
As part of the Pollokshields Heritage Lecture Series, Stafford Waters MBE will give a lecture entitled Travels in the Glasgow Style on Tuesday 17th February.
Last night’s episode of Great British Railway Journeys saw host Michael Portillo stop off at The Glasgow School of Art during his journey from Greenock