So, this is where I've been working since April - and we are now open! See https://t.co/w7X2qYIINI for more info. Book a tour of our beautiful Synagogue and learn about the contribution of the Jewish community to Scotland over the past 200 years
Have you booked one of our upcoming events? We have weekday guided tours, an @TheSJAC Open Day on 20 March and a Garnethill Refugee Trail Guided Walk on 10 April. More details and booking here: https://t.co/2IBF9kCThL
Delighted to launch this fascinating Heritage Trail today! Find out about the places in Garnethill that were important for the refugees who came to Glasgow around the period of the Second World War
Find out about the refugee history of Glasgow's #Garnethill area in our new Heritage Trail! View online: https://t.co/2WDHJwPMYi download: https://t.co/7a50Ao3t8f. Here are some highlights... (1/7)
The Glasgow Subway is 125 years old, so here's a timely reminder of what can be done when there's a will to save a building.
Here James Miller’s quirky 1896 Flemish Renaissance ticket office finds itself floating above the tracks as refurbishment continues around it
Pic: Reach
So proud of this excellent oral history resource, with the voices of @GlasPrintStudio staff and members talking about the Studio in the 1970s and 1980s
https://t.co/ZIKFSaGKVu #OralHistory#Glasgow
It couldn't have happened without the interviewees who took time to speak to me, current GPS staff and project volunteers. Also, the final lot of work was done by me alone during lockdown, when I taught myself to use Audacity so I could edit all the clips.
Was lovely to hear Sheena's impressions of the first performance of John Byrne's play 'Writer's Cramp' at the Print Studio's Ingram Street premises in the late 1970s
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GPS Founding member Sheena McGregor talks to @kerrycurator about the first performance of John Byrne's play 'Writer's Cramp' at @GlasPrintStudio's Ingram Street premises in 1989. Part of Graphic Impact: Our Lives in Print oral history project
https://t.co/m0Ws69tpKv
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Harry Magee discusses his first impressions of attending an etching course at @GlasPrintStudio (c. 1978) with @kerrycurator as part of Graphic Impact : Our Lives in Print oral history project.
To learn about the project, please visit https://t.co/m0Ws69L0C3
Delighted this oral history resource has now been launched! Find out about the Print Studio and Glasgow art scene in the 1970s and 1980s https://t.co/y5mBDNMgWu
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Sheena McGregor talks to @kerrycurator about the early structure of @GlasPrintStudio, the cooperative nature of the organisation & her involvement with Beth Fisher at that time as part of Graphic Impact: Our Lives in Print oral history project
RIP Elizabeth Blackadder, what a joy to work with her beautiful prints @GlasPrintStudio Beautiful flower images but the cats were always a favourite. This print had a special addition....
Come and visit us as part of Glasgow Doors Open Days 2021! Full programme now available on https://t.co/2ZhhpRUho2, booking open from 1 September #GDODF2021#SustainableCommunities
Received a mysterious email in Hebrew at work - pasted into Google Translate and disappointingly it was a spam email for 'an urgent business proposal for a joint financial investment'