Art Collection

Exhibition: Holding Place: Dundee, Otherwise

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Pathfoot Research Exhibition Space

An exhibition of Polaroid photographs, engaging with the city of Dundee as part of the University of Stirling Art Collection's Year of Topography. On display in the Research Exhibition Area, Pathfoot until 20th November.

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Exhibition: A Sense of North

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Pathfoot Gallery One

This exhibition in Pathfoot Gallery One, reflects the high north and artist responses to these shifting places. As part of the University of Stirling Art Collection's exhibition series, The Year of Topography.

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Exhibition: CONTACT

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Pathfoot Gallery Three and Four

CONTACT is a new solo exhibition by lens-based artist Jess Holdengarde. Developed during her year as the University of Stirling Artist in Residence.

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Exhibition: 56th Parallel North

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Pathfoot Crush Hall

The Crush Hall exhibition for 2026-27 focuses on natural and artificial physical features, as interpreted through works from the University’s permanent Art Collection. Open to the public, this exhibition of contemporary Scottish art will feature key artists such as Kate Downie, James Morrison and Alec Finlay. As part of the Art Collection's Year of Topography exhibition series in the Pathfoot Building.

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Exhibition: Rock Cycles

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Pathfoot Gallery Two

This exhibition in Gallery Two, Pathfoot Building explores geological time and the memory that landscape holds, featuring work by artist Annie Cattrell and Calum Colvin. As part of the University of Stirling Art Collection's exhibition series titled, The Year of Topography.

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Installation: Stations 3

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Outside Pathfoot, below the dining room.

Stations 3 is a temporary installation by artist G. Roland Biermann, on display outside the Pathfoot Building until the end of March 2026. 

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