In this episode, we speak to the team behind The Centre for Advanced Textiles about its ground-breaking journey and lasting impact on the textile industry. We're also joined by multi-disciplinary artist Fraser Taylor, who speaks about exhibiting Instant Whip at the GSA, nearly fifty years after he first started his studies here. You can see the exhibition CATALOGUE: 25 years of the Centre for Advanced Textiles from 12th September – 18th October 2025. Visit www.gsaexhibitions.co.uk to find out more.The headline sponsor for this exhibition is Skypark with additional support from the Incorporation of Bonnetmakers and Dyers of Glasgow.Episode Notes: The guests on this podcast are Alan Shaw, Laura Boomer, Vicky Begg and Fraser Taylor. Music for The Glasgow School of Art podcast was composed by Dino Bardot.https://www.gsa.ac.uk/
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Clearing at The Glasgow School of Art
Clearing is a simple way to apply to The Glasgow School of Art, and offers those who not currently have a place to study on an undergraduate course the option to apply for study at the GSA in autumn 2025. In this episode of The Glasgow School of Art podcast, we hear from David Miller - Team Leader for the GSA admissions team. David talks you through the process of Clearing, how to do it, and what you need to have in order to apply. We also hear from two current students - Naomi Bull, a Sculpture and Environmental Art student going into her final year of study, and Deidre Mcintosh who is currently studying on the MLitt Curatorial Practice (Contemporary Art) programme, and who moved from Canada to study in Glasgow. They both discuss what they like most about studying at the GSA, the creative friendships and networks that you can build here, and some of their favourite spots in the city.Clearing at The Glasgow School of Art is open, and you can apply directly to us for study in 2025. Visit www.gsa.ac.uk/clearing to find out everything you need to know about applying through Clearing, and to get a link to the application form. Episode notes:Home, Rest of UK and International'Home' Students refers to students who have a relevant connection to Scotland.Rest of UK (RUK) students are applying from outside of Scotland, but within the UK.International students are those applying outside of the UK who require a visa to study here.What is advanced entry?Not all the new students on our four-year undergraduate degree programmes come straight from secondary school or begin their studies in first year. We accept a range of qualifications, and many of our entrants come with advanced entry – meaning they begin their studies in second or third year. Find out more.What is CAS? Confirmation of Acceptance of Studies or CAS is a specific requirement for International applicants who receive an offer and require a visa. A CAS is issued from an education provider once an applicant has confirmed that they want to take up their offer and have met any conditions required for that offer, for example proof of qualifications and English Language test scores. The CAS can then be used to make a VISA application.Follow links for more information on our Portfolio Preparation course.Find out more about living in Glasgow while applying through Clearing.https://www.gsa.ac.uk/
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Degree Show 2025 Podcast
Degree Show - the annual exhibition of student work at The Glasgow School of Art - is one of the highlights of the Scottish arts calendar, and as ever our graduating students have put on a show that represents the ingenuity and bold spirit of our creative community.This preview of Degree Show 2025 features background and insights on student work from across the four schools of the GSA. You can visit in person from 30 May–8 June on the Garnethill Campus. Or, you can view student work from anywhere in the world via our digital showcase at 2025gsashowcase.netHosted by Nicola Meighan. Music by Dino Bardot.https://www.gsa.ac.uk/
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The Tree Project - Life & Legacy of Dorothy Hogg: Maeve Gillies and Nicola Glass
ABOUT THE TREE PROJECT: LIFE & LEGACY OF DOROTHY HOGGThe Glasgow School Of Art is delighted to host the Scottish Goldsmiths Trust 'Tree Project' podcast archive. The Scottish Goldsmiths Trust podcast series highlights the impact and legacy of the late Dorothy Hogg MBE and her influential time at Edinburgh College of Art. Alumni from ECA who studied Jewellery & Silversmithing under Dorothy at Edinburgh College of Art between 1989 and 2008, and these interviewees were selected by Dorothy herself alongside Curator Amanda Game. During her time as Head of Jewellery & Silversmithing at Edinburgh College of Art, renowned jeweller and educator and GSA graduate Dorothy Hogg MBE inspired students in the workshop and beyond. For more information on Dorothy Hogg, the project and participants, visit: www.scottishgoldsmithstrust.org/tree-projectThe Tree Project: Nicola Glass & Maeve Gillies Nicola Glass is an Irish-born creative director and designer with over two decades experience in the luxury fashion industry. Nicola's varied career includes working as a handbag designer at Gucci under the creative direction of Tom Ford, 13 years leading accessory design at Michael Kors and, most recently, serving as Creative Director of Kate Spade. Maeve Gillies BA Hons MA RCA FSA Scot is a multi-award-winning Scottish-American jeweller, designer and brand consultant with 30 years luxury design innovation, manufacturing and global brand-building experience across North America, Asia, Australia and Europe. During her time as Head of Jewellery & Silversmithing at Edinburgh College of Art, renowned jeweller and educator Dorothy Hogg MBE inspired students in the workshop and beyond. For more information on Dorothy Hogg, the project and participants, visit: www.scottishgoldsmithstrust.org/tree-project. Hosted by Ebba Goring Edited & Produced by Eda Obermanns Cover Image by Shannon Tofts Music: Precious Memories by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com https://www.gsa.ac.uk/
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