Art Collection at the University of Stirling

Art Collection at the University of Stirling Visit our nationally significant collection of Scottish contemporary art, housed within the Pathfoot Building, University of Stirling.

We make art and culture a part of everyday life for staff, students and visitors through exhibitions and events.

Some textural sneak peeks from our upcoming shows... Any guesses on the artists here?
27/08/2026

Some textural sneak peeks from our upcoming shows...

Any guesses on the artists here?

24/08/2026

No hook, just 30 seconds of morning calm. It's feeling decidedly Autumnal today on campus.

In the Art Collection, were deep into 'sharpening pencils' mode as we are installing our new exhibitions ahead of the new academic year starting.

If we're a bit slower in replying to you this week, know it's because we are wrestling with vinyl or holding a painting!

This Summer, we took advantage of the Crush Hall being quieter and invited a group from Stirling & Clackmannanshire Care...
13/08/2026

This Summer, we took advantage of the Crush Hall being quieter and invited a group from Stirling & Clackmannanshire Carers to visit the Collection over four weeks and participate in some botanical inspired art workshops.

It was such a joy to meet, experiment together and share the Collection with the group. Swipe through to see some of the feedback from our participants.

We love that the University of Stirling is a campus for the whole community, not just staff and students. Do you work with or are you a part of a community group who would like a warm welcome to the Art Collection? Send us a message!

It's kinda chic in Pathfoot ,
12/08/2026

It's kinda chic in Pathfoot ,

We're excited to share that our Artist in Residence,  will be taking part in CARBON–CHEMICAL–CURSE: Reclaiming the Photo...
15/07/2026

We're excited to share that our Artist in Residence, will be taking part in CARBON–CHEMICAL–CURSE: Reclaiming the Photographic Commons at Fruitmarket, Edinburgh this month organised by the The Sustainable Darkroom
nd joined by local artist Scott Hunter.

As part of the event, Jess will discuss
her collaborative work with climate researchers, developed during her residency with us, and share insights into her upcoming film, supported by climate innovation projects HYDRONATION and FORTH2O, mentored by LUX Scotland. This will be followed by a preview of her collaborative film Collecting Light, made with Chloe Charlton and the youth community at Lyth Arts Centre in 2025.

The evening also includes film screenings, a panel discussion, a Q&A and drinks.

📍 Fruitmarket, Edinburgh 📅 20 July 2026 🕡 6:45–9:30pm 🎟️ Free admission

Head to Fruitmarket website to find out more.

Don't miss it!

Exciting News!Scene Stirling is recruiting nine artists to join Scene Stirling Culture Collective for 2026-27. We're loo...
07/07/2026

Exciting News!

Scene Stirling is recruiting nine artists to join Scene Stirling Culture Collective for 2026-27.

We're looking for an artist to join us for the year, as a member of the Collective, who is interested in connecting with students and our community and expanding culture on our campus.

Much more information via the link in the comments

On Friday, we were thrilled to 'officially' celebrate our Recognised Collection status with former curators, University ...
06/07/2026

On Friday, we were thrilled to 'officially' celebrate our Recognised Collection status with former curators, University staff, cultural colleagues, artists, students and friends. We were touched by all well wishes and support for our Nationally Significant Collection.

We're looking forward to using this honour, bestowed by Museums Galleries Scotland to shout more about the Collection and encourage more people to use it as the public resource, research catalyst and tool for wellbeing that we know it is!

Images: Julie Howden

Delighted to have some of Christine Borland's Common Groins on display in thr Crush Hall as part of our Art & Science ex...
02/07/2026

Delighted to have some of Christine Borland's Common Groins on display in thr Crush Hall as part of our Art & Science exhibitions.

Using forms derived from mathematical models, these sculptures trace out three different kinds of architectural arch forms in space. The three different designs depicting intersecting arches known as 'groin vaults'. They have been made by combining traditional and contemporary materials and processes: 3D printing and threading with cordage made from nettle fibre.

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A wee shot of work we love by Rachel Duckhouse, on display as part of our Crush Hall exhibition.
29/06/2026

A wee shot of work we love by Rachel Duckhouse, on display as part of our Crush Hall exhibition.

It's graduation week here at the University of Stirling, which for us in the Collections teams means one thing, silver p...
25/06/2026

It's graduation week here at the University of Stirling, which for us in the Collections teams means one thing, silver polishing time!

The ceremonial silver is used for the formal events in the University and is positively shining in today's hot sun!

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Pathfoot Building, University Of
Stirling
FK94LA

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

01786 466050

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