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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

10 November – 16 December 2023 Joan Eardley first enrolled as a student at The Glasgow School of Art in January 1940. Her student years became central to her artistic development, identity and reputation, and she maintained links with the School throughout her life. Early Eardley: Selected Works 1940-1950 focuses on Eardley’s little-known early works, including a number of drawings

The School of Fine Art at the Glasgow School of Art is pleased to make available a bursary to support research into the work of the Glasgow-based painter Carol Rhodes (1959-2018). Organised in conjunction with the Estate of Carol Rhodes, this bursary is intended to support scholarship centred around the artist’s archive. Known for her depictions of landscape, Rhodes portrayed

Asuf IshaqArticles of Home2-22 February 2023Reid Gallery, The Reid Building, The Glasgow School of Art Documentation on Flickr of the exhibition. Photos: Alan Dimmick See here for more information about the exhibition.

Fiona Patrick wrote ‘Liminal space/non-space: a conversation with my (other)self’, 2022, as part of Conditions of Carriage exhibition in Reid Ground Floor Corridor, The Glasgow School of Art. Listen on Soundcloud to a recording of Fiona Patrick reading her text, or download the text here. Fiona McGregor created ‘Hare’ in response to the text.

Mhairi KillinIn collaboration with Fergus Hall, Tom deMajo, Miek Zwamborn and Susie LeiperOn Sonorous Seas26 November 2022 – 17 December 2022Reid Gallery, The Reid Building, The Glasgow School of Art Documentation on Flickr of the exhibition. Photos: Alan Dimmick See here for more information about the exhibition. On Sonorous Seas was commissioned by An Tobar and Mull Theatre, where the exhibition

Expanding Traditions, Hock Aun Teh1 October to 29 October 2022Mon – Sat, 10:00-16:30Reid Gallery, The Reid Building, The Glasgow School of ArtPreview: Friday 30 September 2022, 17:00-18:00 / 18:00-19:00 / 19:00-20:00 (book your preferred time slot/s) “Art derives from life. My art is about humanity and about my true self, my energy, and my emotional response to both the phenomenal

Room30 July to 13 August 2022Reid Gallery, The Reid Building, The Glasgow School of Art Documentation of the exhibition by 2020 graduates of the MLitt Fine Art Practice at The Glasgow School of Art, featuring painting, printmaking, drawing, textiles and performance from: Mousa AlNana, Alanna Blake, Louise Emily, Svetoslava Georgieva, Hayley Harman, Claire Kidd, Le Liu, Esyllt A Lewis, Georgie