AWARD HISTORY

Scroll down for details of the institutions, projects and individuals that have been awarded DAS grants and bursaries for Collections Access (CAG), acquisitions, DAS study tours and research.

COLLECTIONS ACCESS GRANTS

2022 Collections Access Grants awarded to Stourbridge Glass Museum

The Stourbridge Glass Museum received a Collections Access Grant of £5000 for new casework. This new museum on the Stuart Crystal Factory site only opened in April 2022. It was founded and is run by the British Glass Foundation, set up in response to the closure of the Broadfield Glass Museum as a way of protecting and giving a new lease of life to its significant collections. The new museum includes a hot shop with an artist-in-residence plus visiting artists, providing a strong emphasis on contemporary as well as historic glass. The DAS grant will enable the museum to improve the display of its collections including Amalric Walter pâte-de-verre from the early 20th century, Gray-Stan glass (1922-36) and supporting archival material.

 

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2019 Kelmscott Manor/Society of Antiquaries to enable the redisplay in a purpose-built case of the important embroidery The Homestead and the Forest, 1890, designed by May Morris and embroidered by Jane Morris (£2500) 

 

Blackwell Master Bedroom

MUSEUM ACQUISITIONS

Horrockses Fabric

DAS STUDY TOUR BURSARIES

 

The institutions listed are where the awardees worked when applying for the bursary.

RESEARCH TRAVEL GRANT

 AD HOC GRANTS