Curator's Tour : University of Stirling Art Collection

The Univeristy of Stirling Art Collection is a fantastic collection of Scottish contemporary art, housed in the iconic Pathfoot building. Join the team for a tour of the collections, exploring our Human Experience exhibition series.

Our tours are very informal and are open to the public, staff and students.

About Human Experience

Each academic year, all of the Art Collection’s exhibitions, events and workshops are directly inspired by one of the University research themes. In 2024-25 our chosen focus Human Experience will examine topics such as displacement, climate change, social deprivation and covid-19, highlighting the resilience of the human spirit and our ability to continue to create art through and about troubling times. Exhibitions include works by artists such as Ken Currie, Sekai Machache, Will Maclean and Margaret Mitchell, amongst many others.

Getting Here

Pathfoot is on the University of Stirling Campus, FK9 4LA and can be seen up on the slope on your left as you enter the campus by the main entrance.

You can get to the campus by bus, bike or car and parking is free for the first two hours of your visit. For more comprehensive advice on how to get here please visit https://www.stir.ac.uk/about/art-collection/visitor-information/.

The building is an accessible building, with spaces for blue badge holders to the front and rear of the building. More information is on our website, but if you have any questions about access, please email Emma at [email protected] or give us a phone on 01786466050

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