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Glasgow Women’s Library, in partnership with The Glasgow School of Art and Street Level Photoworks, is delighted to share the recording of the Maud Sulter Annual Lecture with Pratibha Parmar, which is now available to watch online. Pratibha Parmar first met Maud Sulter in the mid-1980s, during a period when Black women artists, writers and cultural workers were carving out

Race, Rights and Sovereignty Programme Coordinator (Freelance) 80 hours in total (£36.30 per hour) to be worked between October 2025 and July 2026 Based in Glasgow Possibility of extension depending on funding GSA Students’ Association seeks a Freelance Programme Coordinator for our Race, Rights and Sovereignty (RRS) Event series. The series is run in partnership with Glasgow School of Art

In a new partnership Jerwood Foundation has awarded The Glasgow School of Art a grant to launch Jerwood Curatorial Fellowship at the Glasgow School of Art. The fellowship seeks to foster diverse voices by offering emerging curators in Scotland their first supported exhibition in an institutional setting. Each of the fellows will be offered a period of research and access

The Glasgow School of Art’s Race, Rights, and Sovereignty (RRS) series, in partnership with the School of Fine Art, is commissioning a GSA student to take the lead in researching, developing, and curating an event for the School of Fine Art’s ‘The Friday Event’ lecture series, scheduled for February 2025. We are looking for proposals that both think broadly about

The Glasgow School of Art Exhibitions in partnership with Craigmillar Now are seeking to commission a Scotland-based Black or Person of Colour contemporary photographer / artist / community education worker or curator to engage with the Sandra George Archive at Craigmillar Now and develop an event for Glasgow International (Friday 7th – Sunday 23rd June 2024) that shares their response

The School of Fine Art at the Glasgow School of Art is pleased to invite proposals to present at a one-day symposium to be held on the work of the painter Carol Rhodes (1959-2018). Coordinated in conjunction with the Estate of Carol Rhodes, this event is scheduled to take place on the 20th April 2024.   The symposium seeks to speak