The exhibitions here include virtual versions of exhibitions from our galleries, as well as exhibitions created entirely online.
If you have queries about any of our exhibitions, please email us at uoacollections@abdn.ac.uk
The only exhibition devoted to the character of this important region of Scotland, many hundreds of objects, photographs and quotations... An online exhibition marking the 300th anniversary of the Anglo-Scottish Union of 1 May 1707. Rome's importance as an artistic centre was undisputed throughout the eighteenth century. After the deposition of the Catholic James VII... Learn about how the history of Aberdeen and North-East Scotland is entangled with the history of transatlantic slavery. The University’s museum collections, as well as its collections of archives and rare books, includes items that might be linked,... 7 June - 30 November 2016:
A co-curated student exhibition interpreting Lewis Grassic Gibbon's classic novel,Sunset Song. Five local collectors travelled to Latin America in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries to seek their fortunes as... Using CT scans and the latest medical visualisation techniques experts have been able to uncover insights into the life of... University research confirmed that the collection includes a painting by Canaletto. The exhibition also reveals how it was acquired as... This exhibition showcases Audubon’s spectacular ‘Birds of America’, a metre-high book filled with Audubon’s stunning life-size colour depictions of American... The Aberdeen Children of the 1950s are 12,150 people born in Aberdeen between 1950 and 1956. When they were in... Explore protective objects from across the world, including Ancient Egyptian amulets and modern-day soap, in this student-curated exhibition from 2020.... Welcome to this exhibition celebrating 100 years since students at the University of Aberdeen first began staging an annual musical... The work, education and leisure of 19th century women take centre stage in this exhibition of George Washington Wilson &... This student-curated exhibition explores the unique history of witchcraft in Scotland. Delve into over 200 years of witch history through... Exploring ballads, opera, and theatrical and popular songs, this online exhibition showcases the University of Aberdeen's Walter Scott collections alongside... 15 August 2022: Exhibition exploring human relationships with other animals across the themes of work, food, and companionship. Patrick Copland was professor of Natural Philosophy at Marischal College from 1775 to 1822. He assembled - by purchasing and... This exhibition examines links between transatlantic slavery and the University of Aberdeen's history. This student-curated exhibition explores the hidden histories behind travel mementos, including how souvenirs are produced and why we collect them.2002 Encyclopaedia of the North East
2007 Acts of Union
2007 Jacobite Virtuosi
2007 Scotland, Africa and Slavery in the Caribbean: a North East Story
2010 Connecting Collections
2016 The Land Endures: Bringing Sunset Song to Life
2017 Aberdonians in the Americas
2018 Ta Kheru: Discovering the life of an Ancient Egyptian woman
2019 Canaletto in Aberdeen
2019 Walking with Birds: The Art of Audubon and MacGillivray
2020 Aberdeen's Children: Stories of the 1950s Birth Cohort
2020 Safekeeping: Protecting what is valued
2021 A Rare Nicht Oot: 100 Years of Aberdeen's Student Show
2021 Envisioning Women's Places: Photographs from the George Washington Wilson Collection
2021 Toil and Trouble: Witchcraft in Scotland
2021 Walter Scott and Song: Retuning the Harp of the North
2022 Eat, Prey, Love
2022 Professor Patrick Copland: Late 18th - early 19th century science education in Aberdeen
2023 Legacies of Slavery
2023 Mapping Mementos
