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La Glasgow School of Art (litt. « École d'art de Glasgow », abrégée en GSA) est une école d'art située dans le quartier de Garnethill (en) à Glasgow en Écosse (Royaume-Uni). Cette école est à l'origine un établissement technique de dessin (Glasgow Government School of Design) fondé en 1845 et transformé pour les nouvelles ambitions de sa direction.
THE GLASGOW SCHOOL OF ART. 167 Renfrew Street Glasgow G3 6RQ Scotland United Kingdom +44(0)141 353 4500. info@gsa.ac.uk. Charity number SCO12490.
Across our four specialist schools - Mackintosh School of Architecture, School of Design, School of Fine Art and the School of Innovation and Technology, The Glasgow School of Art offers a wide range of undergraduate programmes. Our 17 undergraduate degree programmes and three pre-sessional (preparatory) courses all offer highly specialised study in the creative disciplines in our unique ...
GSA Exhibitions is a key public facing part of the art school working with and part of the network of arts organisations in the city and beyond. GSA Exhibitions regularly contributes to key events in the city, including Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art. Our programme is free admission. Partnerships: 'Race, Rights and Sovereignty ...
24 gen 2023 · Glasgow School of Art begins long road to return of The Mack. The first phase of preparation works for rebuilding Glasgow School of Art's fire-damaged Mackintosh building has been completed. It ...
The Glasgow School of Art is an art school founded at Glasgow , Scotland in January 1845. This is one of the first schools promoted by the government and focused on creativity and design to support industry country. Its main building was designed by architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh between 1897 and 1909. The new building , located in front ...
Information on the Glasgow School of Art (GSA)'s bachelor of Art (BA) in Fine Art Photography, the only School with a dedicated Fine Art Photography degree. World-renowned landscape photographer Professor Thomas Joshua Cooper established the programme in 1982 and remains an influential Head of the Department within the School of Fine Art.
