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In this episode, Fiona Clason, from the University of Stirling Art Collection, talks us through the stories behind the collection, its purpose, its people, and its mission, before diving into the history and significance of Mary Martin’s Wall Construction.

Fiona shares:

• How the University’s art collection began and what makes it unique
• Why art on campus matters for students, staff, and visitors
• How Mary Martin’s Wall Construction came to Stirling
• What makes the piece stand out within the wider collection
• How abstract art communicates through structure, rhythm, and space
• The ongoing work of preservation, interpretation, and community engagement

This episode opens up the world behind the artwork, the decisions, the care, and the conversations that keep collections alive.

You can find out more about the University's art collection here https://www.stir.ac.uk/about/art-collection/

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