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  Recent data has revealed that graduates in Scotland account for 57% of the workforce   Official government forecasts show that between 2025 and 2035 the UK economy will need 1.7 million more workers in occupations associated with graduate skills​   By 2035 the UK economy will require a workforce where 61% hold a higher education qualification compared to 52%

Art Deco Scotland: Design and Architecture in the Jazz Age is an exhibition of images, ephemera, a film and textual interpretation across nine themes through which the Art Deco style appeared during the inter-war period in Scotland.  The exhibition will run in the Reid Gallery Corridor at The Glasgow School of Art from 5th till 28th April, and is part

Eh? Aye! The artwork of Lorna Miller is the first ever solo exhibition to showcase the editorial talents of visual political satirist and cartooning illustrator Lorna Miller.     The exhibition will display an extensive collection of Miller’s published works – from titles including The Guardian, CommonSpace, Bella Caledonia, Private Eye and The Canary – alongside her first comics, created

The Tenementals, an award-winning academic-artist collective which includes staff members from The Glasgow School of Art, are inviting Glasgow venues to host their groundbreaking interactive installation following its debut at the University of Glasgow.    The initiative launches with a special event at the University’s Advanced Research Centre on 14 March  from 7.30 – 9.00pm.  The launch will be precede

Swords into Ploughshares: Knives into Jewels   A touring exhibition curated by Professor Norman Cherry & Dauvit Alexander.   Swords into Ploughshares: Knives into Jewels is a multi-disciplinary exhibition which highlights and examines the urgent issue of knife crime in the UK.  The exhibition will run at Reid Gallery at The Glasgow School of Art from 22nd February till the 12th March, and will be the only opportunity to see

The Glasgow School of Art’s specialised printing and typesetting facility The Caseroom, part of the GSA’s School of Design, celebrates its 60th anniversary in 2025 with an exhibition The Caseroom: 60 Years of Letterpress etc. at The Glasgow School of Art. The exhibition will bring together works by current and former students as well as staff and a wide range

Jeremy Cooper, the British novelist, author, art historian, and former antiques dealer has donated a collection of rare artist’s ephemera to The Glasgow School of Art Library.     This unique personally curated collection is principally focused on the Young British Artists (YBAs) of the 1990s and early 2000s, including materials related to Tracey Emin, Damien Hirst, Gilbert & George,

Claire Fowler, a BA (hons) Textile design graduate of The Glasgow School of Art, has won a prestigious design competition by Mac Mic Group to create a bespoke tartan design as part of the company’s centenary celebrations.   Mac Mic Group announced its collaboration with The Glasgow School of Art (GSA) on the Mac Mic Centenary Tartan Project on Friday

Lisa Ferrie, a Medical Visualisation and Human Anatomy Master’s graduate from the School of Innovation and Technology at The Glasgow School of Art, has, working with surgeons at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, contributed to the research development of a groundbreaking new surgery that allows for the successful removal of a tumour through the eye socket.  The procedure, known as

International experts from across Europe and Asia are joining with The Glasgow School of Art’s School of Innovation and Technology (S.I.T.) for the first phase of the 10th anniversary edition of the annual GSA Winter School, which runs from 13th to 17th January.  The second phase of the Winter School will take place, on site, at the GSA Highlands campus on