Category: Network News
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Report: Network Summer Meet-Up: Creativity As / In Research
On August 20th, ASAHH Network members gathered at the Royal Society of Edinburgh for a session of sharing current research, and discussing creative methodologies. The session began with a presentation from artist and writer JJ Fadaka about their sell-out Edinburgh Fringe show The Masquerade. JJ spoke of having grown up mainly in the UK, with…
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01/10/26 Roundtable: Lucky Sibiya’s uMabatha (Zulu Macbeth) Prints Between South Africa and Scotland
15:00-17:00 UK / 16:00-18:00 SA, 1 October 2026 Online via MS Teams, free tickets via link Lucky Sibiya (1942-1999) was a South African artist, born in Vryheid, who studied with Cecil Skotnes, head of the Polly Street Art Centre in Johannesburg. In the mid-1970s, Sibiya produced the uMabatha portfolio of fifteen woodcuts, inspired by the play, uMabatha by…
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ASAHH Network Summer Meet-Up: Creativity In/As Research
14:00-17:00 – 20 August 2026 Hybrid event – Royal Society of Edinburgh, 22–26 George Street, Edinburgh, EH2 2PQ – Online via MS Teams Register here. We’re excited to announce our summer get-together at the RSE on ‘Creativity In/As Research’. Join us for conversations and presentations around the topic of art and creative practice as research…
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25/6/2026 ASAHH Network Reflections: African Collections in Scotland
16:00-18:00, Thursday 25 June 2026 Hybrid event: Hebdomadar’s Room, St Salvator’s Quad, University of St Andrews; Online via MS Teams, free tickets via website Dr John Giblin, Keeper of Global Arts, Culture and Design, National Museums Scotland Join us for a special event to hear from Dr John Giblin, who will soon depart his post…
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19/6/2026 ASAHH Network Forum 02
3:30pm-5:00pm, Friday 19 June 2026 Online, free tickets via website The Africa Scotland Art History Heritage Network is pleased to announce our next ASAHH Network Forum, taking place online via MS Teams. This is a collegial event for network members to share brief overviews of current or recent projects, or to put a call out for collaborators on…



