Graphic novel illustrating history of Scottish Parliament backed by crowdfunding campaign
A crowdfunding campaign to support the creation of a graphic novel – telling the story of the Scottish Parliament – has been launched.
The Pathfoot Building is closed as of Friday 20 March 2020 until further notice. Unfortunately this means the Art Collection cannot currently be viewed in person. However, you can still have a great time exploring our online collection.
You can also still contact the team at art.collection@stir.ac.uk.
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We work to make knowledge visible. Our focus is to make art and culture a part of everyday life for staff, students and visitors, enabling exchanges between art, research and teaching. We do this through an active programme of events that improves access to art and inspires people to engage with it. People tell us it enriches their lives. The tours, workshops, exhibitions and lectures attract visitors to the campus and deepen our links with the wider community. The Art Collection welcomes everyone into a creative environment, where creative thinking and creative acts are at the heart of our identity as a place of learning.
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A crowdfunding campaign to support the creation of a graphic novel – telling the story of the Scottish Parliament – has been launched.
An open day celebrating refugee communities’ contribution to life in Scotland will be hosted by the Art Collection at the University of Stirling.
The open day will bring these themes together with music, words and other activities. The day will include public tours of the Under Threat exhibitions which are currently on display within our Pathfoot Gallery, and Danni Thompson, photographer and seabird ecologist, will talk about her exhibition 'On the Edge'.
The Art Collection and the Pathfoot Galleries are fully accredited by Museums Galleries Scotland.
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