The week commencing 5 August will be the final week of our 'Inspired! Campus and Collections as Inspiration' exhibition series. If seeing the exhibitions has been on your to-do list this year, or you haven't visited for a while, join us for a last-chance tour of the exhibitions!
We'll meet at the front of the building and have a relaxed lunchtime look around the exhibitions. The exhibitions feature work from artists such as Barbara Hepworth, Patrick Heron and Wilhelmina Barns-Graham as well as our latest exhibition by the University Artist in Residence Audrey Grant.
Staff, students and members of the public are all welcome to join. The Pathfoot Building is accessible, if you have any questions or concerns about being able to join this event, please email Emma at Emma.McCombie@stir.ac.uk.
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