Promoting research and best practice in the conservation of artworks is a key aim of our work at the Kelvin Centre – as highlighted, for example, by our work …
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Analysis Featured on the BBC’s Fake or Fortune?
A technical examination conducted by Christina Young and Tess Visser at the Kelvin Centre features in the latest episode of the BBC’s popular tv series, Fake or Fortune? Fake …
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Journal Article on Analysis of an Antonine Wall Distance Slab
Research within TAHG encompasses analysis of a wide range of cultural heritage – including sculpture. Margaret Smith together with Louisa Campbell, a colleague from Archaeology, recently published an article …
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Postprints Article on Painted Trade Union Banners
Our research spans work on a range of artworks – including painted textiles. We are happy to report that recent research into some of our work on George Kenning’s …
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From Students to Affiliates
Research and training are both central to our work. It has been a great pleasure recently to welcome back two graduates of our MLitt in Technical Art History programme …
Open Day 2022
After the covid-enforced cancellations of the previous two years, it was a pleasure to welcome friends old and new to our new home at the Kelvin Hall during the …
Eardley Project Featured in SSAH Newsletter
Check out the Autumn 2021 newsletter of the Scottish Society for Art History (SSAH) for an article by Natalie Lawler, research affiliate at the Kelvin Centre and TAHG member, …
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