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Art Making for Earthly Survival – the workshop resultsA pop up exhibition following the Close of Play: Art Making for Earthly Survival workshop series28 & 29 April 2022Reid Gallery, The Glasgow School of Art Documentation on Flickr of the exhibition curated by Rachy McEwan featuring work by workshop participants following the Close of Play workshop series curated by Rachy McEwan

Resources for event attendees to Close of Play: Collecting the Climate Emergency Online Event

Please download the Gallery map for A Remix of Damage here.

Dear participant, welcome to this workshop (11.12.21, 10-4pm). Please read instructions on ‘How to make a Phytogram on Photographic Paper and Film’ by downloading from the link below.

GSA Code of Conduct for online events.

Opportunity Glasgow Art Club – The Glasgow School of Art ‘The Art of the Possible’ a collaborative exhibition coinciding with the COP26 Climate Change Summit  Call out: This is an open call to GSA staff and students, who would be interested in submitting work to be exhibited at Glasgow Art Club. This is a collaborative venture involving the Glasgow Art

This venue housing four exhibitions for Glasgow International 2024 (1), is the former Adelphi Terrace Public School, designed by Thomas Lennox Watson (1850-1920), and opened in 1894. It is a Category B listed building, located on the south bank of the Clyde, opposite Glasgow Green. Watson also designed other schools for The School Board of Glasgow, including Garnetbank School on

The Reading Landscape Research Group was initiated in June 2014 by Susan Brind (Reader in Contemporary Art: Practice & Events, Department of Sculpture & Enviromental Art) and Nicky Bird (Reader in Contemporary Photographic Practice, School of Fine Art).  The research group, based in GSA’s School of Fine Art (SoFA), provides a context for Fine Art practice and other cross disciplinary

‘Refuge Garnethill’ was an exhibition that took place in Garnethill, Glasgow, Scotland, in 2019. It explored themes of heritage, culture and home through photographs taken by students from St Aloysius Church’s ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) classes. We are now delighted to launch the website which presents the ESOL students’ photographs with their writing. It provides some glimpses

Dr Susannah Thompson is Head of Doctoral Studies at the Glasgow School of Art. A previous role for her at GSA was as Exhibitions Assistant. The exhibition ‘Art Booms with the Guns: The War Years at Glasgow School of Art (1939-1945)’ ran from 7 Aug – 15 Sept 2001, in the Mackintosh Building.  In the late summer of 2001 I