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A pioneering augmented reality collaboration that helps patients visualise and better understand surgical procedures has been shortlisted for a national award. The project, led by Professor Steven Lo, Consultant Plastic Surgeon with NHS Greater Glasgow’s Canniesburn Plastic Surgery Unit and Innovation Fellow at the West of Scotland Innovation Hub, and Professor Paul Chapman, Director of Emerging Technology at The Glasgow

Robin Livingstone has been selected to lead a funded collaborative research project as part of an innovative partnership between The Glasgow School of Art and Historic Environment Scotland, with support from the Scottish Graduate School for Arts & Humanities.   The award is for a practice-based inquiry into designing with heritage materials for sustainable, circular futures. Working with Dr Gina

The Viola Trust is set to unveil Virtual Viola, a stunning 3D digital recreation of Hull’s historic steam trawler, at Trinity House, Hull, on Wednesday 26 November to an audience of specially invited guests.   The new interactive experience will offer audiences an unprecedented opportunity to explore the trawler’s decks, cabins, and engine room as if they were stepping aboard

The signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) took place on Wednesday, 24th September, between The Glasgow School of Art (GSA) and the University of Central Asia (UCA), signed by Prof. Penny Macbeth, Director and Principal of The Glasgow School of Art, and Prof. Christopher Gerry, Rector at the University of Central Asia. Prof. Gerry was welcomed at the School

Scotland’s largest city will today position itself as the UK’s 3D content creation capital with the launch of a groundbreaking industry-academic partnership.    The University of Glasgow (UofG), The Glasgow School of Art (GSA), and City of Glasgow College (CoGC) are joining forces with key industry partners Float Digital, ISO Design, Lateral North and Soluis to establish the 3D Content

The next generation of global creatives takes centre stage at The Glasgow School of Art Postgraduate Degree Show 2025, presenting innovation and emerging technologies alongside traditional craft, fine art skills and socially responsive design. Running 29 August – 7 September in Glasgow, with a global digital showcase launching 28 August, the Postgraduate Degree Show 2025 is one of Scotland’s largest

The Empire Exhibition of 1938 was a major international exposition held in Bellahouston Park, Glasgow. Its purpose was to showcase the achievements of the British Empire, promote trade, and strengthen imperial bonds. It attracted around 13 million visitors during its six-month duration, yet today there is so little evidence remaining that most people are unaware of its existence, even if

The Glasgow School of Art (GSA) Degree Show 2025 opens to the public from 30th May to 8th June across the GSA Glasgow Campus in Garnethill. The GSA’s Master of Fine Art Degree Show opens on 29 May to 8 June at The Glue Factory. The physical exhibition will be accompanied by an extensive digital showcase, which will be launched

The Glasgow School of Art (GSA) today, Thursday 10 April, launches GSA Rural Lab, a pioneering interdisciplinary research centre at the GSA Highlands & Islands campus near Forres, Moray. The initiative explores the intersections of research, innovation, education, and enterprise to drive sustainable economic growth and cultural transformation in rural spaces.   Building on a 20-year impact of placed-based research,

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