Arts organisations’ archives in Glasgow: Glasgow School of Art and the Centre for  Contemporary Arts.

Waters, Susannah

Arts organisations’ archives in Glasgow: Glasgow School of Art and the Centre for Contemporary Arts.

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Waters, Susannah (2013) Arts organisations’ archives in Glasgow: Glasgow School of Art and the Centre for Contemporary Arts. In: Meet the Archivists: Unlocking the research potential of business archives for artists, architects and designers., 20 September 2013, Edinburgh College of Art.
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Creators/Authors:

Waters, Susannah

Abstract:

During the last 18 months, staff from The Glasgow School of Art and The Centre for Contemporary Arts in Glasgow (CCA) have been working on The Glasgow Miracle: Materials for Alternative Histories research project. This project has involved working with a number of primary sources, including the archives of the CCA and its predecessor The Third Eye Centre.

This presentation provides an overview of the project, focussing on how the archives were used by researchers to create blog posts, journal articles and exhibitions.

Uncontrolled Keywords:

Glasgow Miracle; Archives; Exhibitions

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Learning Resources

Dates:

Date

Date Type

20 September 2013

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Status:

Published

Funders:

This work was supported by the Arts and Humanities Research Council under Grant AH/J00250X/1

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Event Title:

Meet the Archivists: Unlocking the research potential of business archives for artists, architects and designers.

Event Location:

Edinburgh College of Art

Event Dates:

20 September 2013

Projects:

http://www.gsa.ac.uk/research/fine-art-curating/the-glasgow-miracle-materials-towards-alternative-histories/

Output Type:

Conference or Workshop Item (Paper)

Output ID:

3775

Date Deposited:

17 Jun 2015 14:41

Last Modified:

17 Jun 2015 14:41

Deposited By:

Susannah Waters

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