House for an Art Lover - Glasgow School of Art

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1–31 OCT 2016
www.glasgowmackintosh.com
Discover Scotland’s most
influential creative figure
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Charles Rennie Mackintosh 1868–1928. Architect. Artist. Designer. Icon.
The work of the Scottish architect, designer
and artist, Charles Rennie Mackintosh is today
celebrated internationally. Mackintosh was one
of the most sophisticated exponents of the
theory of the room as a work of art, and created
distinctive furniture of great formal elegance. In
Glasgow, you will see the finest examples of his
buildings and interiors and examples of his creative
collaborations with his wife, the accomplished
artist and designer Margaret Macdonald.
The Mackintosh Festival is organised
by members of Glasgow Mackintosh:
Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum
Scotland Street School Museum
The Glasgow School of Art
Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society
House for An Art Lover
The Hunterian
The Hill House
The Lighthouse
The Glasgow Art Club
Glasgow Museums Resource Centre (GMRC)
Mackintosh Queen’s Cross
Special thanks to our partners:
GBPT Doors Open Day
Glasgow Women’s Library
The Willow Tea Rooms
The Glad Café
Glasgow City Marketing Bureau
Glasgow Restaurateurs Association
Welcome to the fifth
Mackintosh Festival
Glasgow Mackintosh is delighted to present another month-long
programme of over 40 arts and cultural events to celebrate the life
of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Glasgow’s most famous architect,
designer and artist.
This year we are celebrating
the 2016 Year of Innovation,
Architecture and Design and
in conjunction with Wireframe
Immersive, we have created
‘Mackintosh the Innovator’, an
immersive 3D experience that
allows visitors to design and
interact with a Mackintosh space.
The events will take place every
weekend during the festival in
St Enoch Centre.
We are delighted to have
added The Mackintosh Club in
Helensburgh as a new venue for
this year – a new Mackintosh
building for you to discover!
The Club will host talks and an
exhibition on the work of The Four.
While you are in Helensburgh,
don’t miss the Henry Taylor Wise
exhibition at The Hill House.
2016 is the 20th anniversary of
House for an Art Lover and there
are a whole host of events at the
House including: an Afternoon in
Song; Home to Home – a tour of
the House; Mackintosh Queen’s
Cross and The Hill House; a range
of art masterclasses and Free
House – where you can celebrate
their 20th birthday with kids
activities and tours of the house.
Mackintosh Queen’s Cross have
a varied programme of events
including: Avril Paton, their artist
in residence; the very popular
Lids Open Day; an exhibition of
architectural artwork; an evening
of piano and violin; a guitar recital;
talks on design and architecture
and a puppet show Gruff: a new
take on the classic tale of The Billy
Goats Gruff – great fun for all the
family!
We invite the citizens of Glasgow
to take part in The Big Rose Project
– and create a carpet of roses using
stencils led by Elisabeth Viguie
Culshaw held at: House for an Art
Lover; Mackintosh Queen’s Cross;
The Hill House; The Lighthouse
and in St Enoch Centre.
The Glasgow School of Art will
host their popular walks and tours;
talks on The Mack restoration and
an exhibition by photographer and
filmmaker Chris Leslie.
The Lighthouse will offer guided
tours; Design Tree; a bespoke
installation of Kathy Hinde’s
Luminous Birds and Mackintosh
Film Series.
You can enjoy tours of
The Mackintosh House at
The Hunterian and The Glasgow Art
Club, which is also hosting Aye Mac
– a Mackintosh-inspired exhibition
of work by contemporary artists in
Glasgow.
Kelvingrove; Glasgow Museums
Resource Centre and Scotland
Street School Museum have some
fantastic events for families and
young people, and our partners:
Glad Café; Glasgow Women’s
Library; and Willow Tea Rooms,
Buchanan Street will run events
and walks during the month.
The Big Mack Dinearound is
back and so is our Doors Open Day
Photography Competition.
Many of our events are free and
open to all ages and tastes – on
behalf of Glasgow Mackintosh,
I hope you enjoy #Mackintoshmonth
Ian Elder, Chair
Glasgow Mackintosh
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The Glasgow Art Club
www.glasgowartclub.co.uk
Free Guided tours
of The Glasgow Art Club
Every Tuesday throughout October
11.30am
Aye Mac
Throughout October 2016
Exhibition open to the public
Monday – Friday, 11am – 5pm,
or by appointment
Price: Free
Price: Free
How to book:
Booking is essential. Call 01412485210.
Exhibitions at The Glasgow Art Club
During the festival there will be a chance
to see existing exhibitions: GAC Autumn
Exhibition will run until Saturday 8 October
and artist, Joe Hargan’s exhibition starts on
14th October – 21 November.
The Glasgow Art Club,
185 Bath St, Glasgow G2 4HU
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An unusual take on the theme of Mackintosh
and his influence on a group of unusual
Glasgow-based artists who work from
Glasgow’s Dovehill Studios.
Exhibiting artists: Tommy Lydon, Lois Green,
Roy Petrie, Craig Peacock, Ernesto Vaz,
Ian McKechnie, James MacDonald, Shirley
Girdwood and Lorraine Lamond.
The Glasgow Art Club,
185 Bath St, Glasgow G2 4HU
House for an Art Lover
www.houseforanartlover.co.uk
Free House
Wednesday 19th October 2016
10am – 4pm
Price: Free
How to book:
Not ticketed.
In celebration of the 20th Anniversary of
House for an Art Lover there will be free
tours and kids activities throughout the day
– just quote “Mackintosh”!
House for an Art Lover, Bellahouston Park,
10 Dumbreck Rd, Glasgow G41 5BW
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Home to Home
Sunday 16th October 2016
9.45am – 4.30pm
Price: £30
How to book:
Online, over the phone or in the shop.
0141 353 4770
A unique opportunity to visit some of
Mackintosh’s greatest domestic works including
a talk by Graham Roxburgh, who conceived the
idea to build House for an Art Lover, followed by
a tour of the House and visits to see Mackintosh
Queen’s Cross and The Hill House.
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Art is the Flower
Mackintosh Inspired Stencils
Tuesday 4th October – 25th October 2016
6pm – 8pm
Saturday 22nd & Sunday 23rd October
10am – 4pm
Price: £40
Price: £50 for one day, £90 for both
How to book:
0141 353 4770
How to book:
0141 353 4770
Create art through experimenting with
different media and techniques. Participants
will use House for an Art Lover as inspiration
to create their work. At the end of the
course, you will have generated a number
of handmade collages and greeting cards.
Participants can attend this course for
one or two days. Day one will focus on
basic stencilling skills using Mackintosh as
inspiration. Day two will give participants
the opportunity to build upon the skills
taught in day one to develop more advanced,
personal designs. House for an Art Lover, Bellahouston Park,
2nd floor Studio, House for an Art Lover,
Bellahouston Park, 10 Dumbreck Rd,
Glasgow G41 5BW
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Mackintosh Stained
Glass Taster Day Charles Rennie Mackintosh
an Afternoon in Song
Saturday 1st October 2016
10am – 4pm
Sunday 2nd October 2016
1.30pm – 4.30pm
Price: £40
Price: £24.50
How to book:
0141 353 4770
How to book:
0141 353 4770
This taster day will be led by the
contemporary glass artist, Siobhan
Healy, and will teach you the fundamental
techniques and skills required to create a
Mackintosh inspired stained glass panel.
Glen Cunningham and Stephanie Maitland,
both undergraduates at the Royal
Conservatoire, bring you a recital of songs
which have been specially selected around
the influences of Mackintosh, his work and
his beloved wife Margaret. To be followed by
a sumptuous Afternoon Tea with Prosecco.
2nd floor Studio, House for an Art Lover,
Glasgow G41 5BW
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Sculptural Glass Masterclass Saturday 15th & Sunday 16th October 2016
10am – 4pm
Price: £100
How to book:
0141 353 4770
Glas(s)gow Style –
a contemporary reinterpretation
of Mackintosh in Glass &
Swarovski Crystal
Exhibition runs 2nd – 30th October 2016
11am – 4pm daily
Price: Free
How to book:
Not ticketed.
This masterclass will enable participants to
explore and experiment with ways of using
sheet glass as a 3D material to create small,
glass sculptures inspired by Mackintosh.
Participants will be encouraged to research
and develop their ideas in personal
sketchbooks during the course. 2nd floor Studio, House for an Art Lover,
Glasgow G41 5BW
Artist, Sculptor & Designer Siobhan Healy
will create modern interpretations of the
Glasgow Style. The work will be heavily
influenced by the Glasgow Style and
constructed primarily in glass, crystal
and metal. The exhibition is sponsored by
Swarovski Crystal. Project Space, ART PARK,
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www.gsa.ac.uk
Disappearing Glasgow
by Chris Leslie
17th September – 2nd October 2016
Monday – Sunday, 10am – 4.30pm
“The Mack” Digital Recovery
Begins Physical Re-imagining –
Digital Design Studio
7th – 9th October 2016
Monday – Sunday, 10am – 4.30pm
Price: Free
Price: Free
www.gsa.ac.uk/life/gsa-events
How to book: Not ticketed
The skyline of Glasgow has been radically
transformed as high rise tower blocks have
been blown down and bulldozed. Does this
Disappearing Glasgow herald a renaissance
in the city? Photographer and filmmaker
Chris Leslie is widely acknowledged as the
most consistent chronicler of the city’s recent
history. His exhibition and accompanying book,
edited by Johnny Rodger, documents an era of
spectacular change in film and still photography.
Cutting edge digital documentation techniques
have been employed by the Digital Design
Studio at the GSA to capture the Mackintosh
building post fire, to help illustrate the story of
the 2014 fire, and to assist the design teams
in planning for the return of this iconic building
to its former glory and provide a new creative
environment ready for the next generation of
artists, architects and designers to inhabit.
Reid Gallery, Reid Building, The Glasgow
School of Art, 164 Renfrew St, Glasgow G3 6RF
Reid Gallery, Reid Building, The Glasgow
School of Art, 164 Renfrew St, Glasgow G3 6RF
‘Whitevale and Bluevale flats, Gallowgate’ © Chris Leslie, 2013.
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www.gsa.ac.uk
Mackintosh at the GSA tours
Daily throughout October 2016
11am and 3pm
Price:
Adult £7, Senior £5.75, Student £5.75,
Under 18s £3.50
www.gsa.ac.uk/tours
How to book:
Online: www.gsa.ac.uk/tours
Telephone: 0141 353 4584
In person: Window on Mackintosh visitor
centre at The Glasgow School of Art.
As part of the 2016 Year of Innovation,
Architecture and Design, join a 45 minute
‘Mackintosh at the GSA’ tour to investigate
the story of the Mackintosh building and the
architect’s life and work, from student to master
designer. Examine the history of the Mackintosh
building, uncover Mackintosh’s famous designs,
and view rare artwork by his wife and long-term
collaborator, Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh,
now back on display as part of this special
daily tour.
Window on Mackintosh Visitor Centre,
The Glasgow School of Art,
164 Renfrew St, Glasgow G3 6RF
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www.gsa.ac.uk
Mackintosh’s Masterwork:
A century of transformation
and change
12.30pm
Price: Free
Since its completion in 1909, Glasgow School
of Art’s Mackintosh Building has undergone
various subtle adaptations and changes.
In this talk, Peter Trowles, the School’s
Mackintosh Curator, reflects on some new
discoveries about the building’s history
unearthed following recent research.
Reid Lecture Theatre, Reid Building,
Mackintosh’s Glasgow
Walking Tours
Every Saturday throughout October 2016
11.30am
Price: Adult £19.50, Senior £16,
Student £16, Under 18s £9.75
How to book:
Online: www.gsa.ac.uk/tours
Telephone: 0141 353 4584
In person: Window on Mackintosh visitor
centre at The Glasgow School of Art.
Celebrate the 2016 Year of Innovation,
Architecture and Design with The Glasgow
School of Art’s 2.25 hour long walking tours
of the city. Investigate turn of the century
architectural styles with GSA’s knowledgeable
student guides. Discover Glasgow’s distinct
architectural language, from Victorian influences
to Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s innovative
designs and the output of his contemporaries
working in the Glasgow Style of Art Nouveau.
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www.gsa.ac.uk
State of the Mack –
Restoration Team
Monday 17th October 2016
6pm – 8.30pm
Price: Donations towards GSA Fire Fund
How to book: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/
glasgow-school-of-art-state-of-the-mack-tickets
With repairs underway, ‘State of the Mack’
will offer several short talks about the latest
developments in the reconstruction of the
Mackintosh building at the Glasgow School of
Art, including highlights from related research
and conservation projects. Speakers will
include: Robyne Calvert, Mackintosh Research
Fellow; Duncan Chappell, Academic Liaison
Librarian; Polly Christie, Collections Recovery
Project Manager; Liz Davidson, Senior Project
Manager Sarah MacKinnon, Project Manager
Brian Park, Page\Park Architects.
Reid Lecture Theatre, Reid Building,
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www.gsa.ac.uk
Mackintosh’s student days at
Tuesday 25th October 2016
12.30pm
Price: Free
Join Glasgow School of Art’s Archivist
Susannah Waters to discover what life was
like at the School in the late 19th century.
Visitors will have the rare opportunity to see
original sketches and watercolours created by
Mackintosh during this period alongside original
documentation from the School’s Archives and
Collections.
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Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
www.glasgowmuseums.com
Charles Rennie Mackintosh
October Week Programme
Saturday 15th – Saturday 22nd
October 2016
1pm – 3pm
www.glasgowlife.org.uk/museums/
Pages/home.aspx
Price: Free
How to book: Drop in
Show your talent at our Charles Rennie
Mackintosh workshop where you will be able
to think like the man himself: design a building,
make a Glasgow style stencil and print and
release your inner artist by painting too! A fun
drop-in workshop for all the family looking
at the fabulous works of Charles Rennie
Mackintosh and other Glasgow style artists!
Glasgow Museums Resource Centre,
200 Woodhead Rd, South Nitshill
Industrial Estate, Glasgow G53 7NN
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The Hunterian, University of Glasgow
www.glasgow.ac.uk/Hunterian
Tours of The Mackintosh House
Throughout October 2016 (closed on Mondays)
Guided Tours: Tours of The Mackintosh House
take place from Tuesday to Friday at 10am,
10.30am, 11am, 11.30am, 12pm and 12.30pm.
Tours operate on a first come basis.
Self-Guided Visits: Admission is self-guided
from 1pm Tuesday to Friday and all day on
Saturday and Sunday. Last admission 4.15pm
(3.15pm Sunday). Please note, a maximum of
12 visitors are allowed in The House at any one
time.
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Price: £5 (£3 concession)
Tickets available at reception.
Enjoy a 30 minute tour of The Mackintosh House
– meticulous reassemblage of the principal
interiors from 78 Southpark Avenue (originally
6 Florentine Terrace), the Mackintoshes’
Glasgow home from 1906 to 1914.
The Mackintosh House, The Hunterian Art
Gallery, University of Glasgow,
82 Hillhead St, Glasgow G12 8QQ
The Mackintosh Club
www.mackintosh.club
The Mackintosh Club
‘A Celebration of the
Glasgow Four’
1st – 31st October 2016
10am – 4pm
Price: Donations please, contact:
[email protected]
or 07540419532 for tickets
We are delighted to add The Mackintosh Club
to our programme for 2016! Designed in 1894
by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, this remarkable
building used to be the Conservative Club
and is now a public gallery dedicated to the
Glasgow Four. Throughout October there will
be daily talks on the collaboration of inspiring
architecture, art and design.
The Mackintosh Club,
40 Sinclair St, Helensburgh, G84 8SU
The Hill House
www.nts.org.uk
Henry Taylor Wyse –
Artist, Teacher and Craftsman 2nd July – 31st October 2016
11.30pm – 5.30pm
Price:
Adults £10.50, Conc £7.50, Family £24.50
(2 adults and up to 4 children aged 4 – 16)
The Hill House will show an exhibition on the
work of Henry Taylor Wyse – artist, teacher
and craftsman. Wyse was an influential
teacher of art and his grandsons have lent
material and work by him which includes:
watercolours, family tree, landscape
portraits, pots, books and leaflets.
The Hill House,
8 Upper Colquhoun St,
Helensburgh, G84 9AJ
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The Lighthouse
www.thelighthouse.co.uk
Guided Tours of The Lighthouse
Luminous Birds by Kathy Hinde
Weekends in October 2016
10.30am – 5pm, 12pm – 5pm on Sundays
Saturday guided tours: 12, 1, 2 and 3pm
Sunday guided tours: 1, 2 and 3pm
Price: £4 (with a complimentary tea or
coffee in the Doocot Café).
Max 20 people per tour.
As part of the 2016 Year of Innovation,
Architecture and Design, awardwinning artist Kathy Hinde brings her
musical flock of Luminous Birds to The
Lighthouse. Celebrating the Mackintosh
Tower’s historical design as both water tank
and dovecote, visitors journey upwards
through evocative soundscapes
towards animated origami birds fluttering
and chirping in harmony. Originally
commissioned by Kidderminster Arts
Festival 2015, with development and sound
commissioned by Cryptic 2016, Luminous
Birds is a sound and sight spectacular that is
a magical experience for all the family! How to book: Pay at reception on arrival, on
a first come, first served basis.
Join a 40-minute tour led by one of our
knowledgeable staff members detailing
the history of The Glasgow Herald Building
up to the present use as The Lighthouse.
Find out lots of interesting facts about
Mackintosh and the city he came from.
The Lighthouse, 11 Mitchell Lane, G1 3NU
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Price: Free
The Lighthouse
www.thelighthouse.co.uk
Design Tree
Self-led Trail
Price: Free
Price: Free
Mackintosh is considered one of the most
influential Scottish Designers of our time. Do you have any other designers in mind
that you find influential or have been
influenced by Mackintosh? Come add their
names to our Design Tree and tell us why! Each week we will reveal the most popular
so keep an eye on our Facebook and Twitter
to see if others agree with you.
Go on a scavenger hunt through the building
and discover some interesting facts with
some strange and often over-looked details
of the building. Your complimentary map
can be picked up at reception. This tour is for
all ages and a great opportunity to get the
whole family involved. The Lighthouse, 11 Mitchell Lane, G1 3NU
Mackintosh Film Series
Throughout the day.
The films will play throughout the day but make
sure you try and see both.
Price: Free
Oct 1st – 14th: Charles Rennie Mackintosh,
1965 (21 mins)
Come join us for some new films we were able
to source for our permanent exhibition on
Mackintosh. These films provide more insight
into the Mackintosh designs and offer rare
glimpses into some restricted or lost parts of
some Mackintosh buildings.
Oct 15th – 31st: Mackintosh, directed by Murray
Grigor, 1968 (35 mins)
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The Big Rose Project #THEBIGROSE
www.thelansdownehouseofstencils.com/2016/06/01/the-big-rose-project
Twenty years ago, Elisabeth Viguie Culshaw
stencilled the newly built House for an Art
Lover’s with large Glasgow Style Roses designed
by Charles Rennie Mackintosh. For this year’s
festival, Elisabeth will be getting her rose
stencils out of storage to create a carpet of roses
outside some of the Mackintosh venues with the
help of the public. Book yourself on one of the
days to learn to stencil your own rose and make
your mark as a true Glasgow artist for the day.
The Hill House
11.30am – 4.30pm
Price: Free workshop for local schools and public
We will be stencilling a rug of Mackintosh roses
in the beautiful gardens of The Hill House. You
will be able to come and take part in a free giant
workshop and learn to stencil your own rose
using a Mackintosh rose template.
Sunday 9th October 2016
11am – 4pm
We will be stencilling a large welcoming rug on
the pavement in front of Mackintosh Queen’s
Cross: the only church Mackintosh built.
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Book a space to avoid disappointment
– bookings on a first come, first served basis.
The Lighthouse
Saturday 15th October 2016
11am – 4.30pm
Stencil your very own Glasgow rose pattern
through the building. Follow the garland of
roses down the lane to The Lighthouse, there
you will be welcomed and encouraged to stencil
your very own Glasgow rose pattern through the
building. Book a space to avoid disappointment
Monday 17th October 2016
10am – 5pm
Stencil a carpet of Mackintosh Roses. You will
be encouraged to help creating in the gardens
a carpet of Mackintosh Roses using very large
rose stencils. The carpet runs through the
garden. Book a space to avoid disappointment
The Big Rose Project #THEBIGROSE
#THEBIGROSE Photo competition
Take a selfie of yourself in front of your big rose
stencilled design and post it on Elisabeth’s
Facebook page: ‘Charles Rennie Mackintosh
inspired Glasgow style stencils’ with the
#THEBIGROSE hashtag.
The two most inspiring photos will win a
Glasgow style stencil from The Lansdowne
House of Stencils – value each £25.
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Big Rose Children’s Workshops, St Enoch Centre
Cut and Paint Charles Rennie
Mackintosh’s Rose
Saturday 8th & Saturday 29th October
11am – 3pm
Price: Free
A drop in workshop by Elisabeth Viguie
Culshaw of The Lansdowne House for
Stencils, for children aged 8+ (or younger if
accompanied by parent/guardian).
We will encourage you to create your own
Mackintosh Glasgow Rose with a mix of
stencilling and paper cutting generating a
mixed media collage to take home.
For the story of #THEBIGROSE and any
bookings please visit:
www.thelansdownehouseofstencils.com/
2016/06/01/the-big-rose-project
Glasgow Mackintosh Unit, First floor (beside
Debenhams), St Enoch Centre, Glasgow
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Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum
www.glasgowmuseums.com
In the Glasgow Style
Adult Art Class
18th, 19th, 20th October 2016
1.30pm – 4pm
Saturday 1st October 2016
11am – 3pm
www.glasgowlife.org.uk/
museums/kelvingrove
www.glasgowlife.org.uk/
museums/kelvingrove
Price: Free
Price: Free
How to book: Free (Please book in advance
by calling 0141 276 9507)
Butterflies and flowers! Explore the
motifs which run through Charles Rennie
Mackintosh’s work in this practical art
session. Suitable for children and families.
No need to book in advance, just drop in.
Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum,
Argyle St, Glasgow G2 8AG
Join us in the beautiful setting of the
Glasgow Style Gallery to learn more about
the artistic techniques used by Charles
Rennie Mackintosh and his contemporaries. Then take part in our hands-on workshop to
create an artwork inspired by The Wassail
Gesso panels. Beginners welcome.
Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum,
Argyle St, Glasgow G2 8AG
Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum © Glasgow Life.
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www.mackintosh.org.uk / www.crmsociety.com
An Exhibition of Architectural
Artwork by Minty Sainsbury
General opening times:
Monday to Friday, 10am – 5pm
www.mintysainsbury.com
Price: General building admission cost (£4/£2
or free after 1pm on Wednesdays). All proceeds
go to upkeep of Mackintosh’s only built church.
How to book: Free entry for exhibition only
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Talented architect Minty Sainsbury studied
architecture at Cambridge (coming top of her
year!). Having gone on to work in a London
architectural practice, Minty missed the use of
drawing board and pencil and took up a mission
to keep the art of architectural drawing alive
through her work. Works available to purchase
during the exhibition.
Mackintosh Queen’s Cross,
870 Garscube Rd, Glasgow G20 7EL
Attention – Artist
at Work and Play!
No specific times – simply taking place over
the course of the month. The artist will paint
from time-to-time and day-to-day.
www.avrilpaton.co.uk
www.glasgowpianocity.org
Price: General entry charge to building only. Avril Paton will be in residence at various times
throughout the month and the developing
work will be on show at all times, even if the
artist is not present.
How to book: Not ticketed, just general
building admission cost. Donations to Glasgow
Piano City project.
Legendary Scottish Artist Avril Paton
(of Windows on the West etc.) will turn
a piano into a work of painterly art, over the
course of October. This is in celebration of the
work of Glasgow Piano City. See a work of art
appear before your eyes! Times of artist being
present will vary, call for further details.
Avril Paton’s painting ‘The Art School’ is also on
display during the Festival.
‘The Art School’ by Avril Paton
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An Evening of Piano and
Violin Classics featuring
the Miller Nite Duo
Friday 14th October 2016
Doors open 7pm for a 7.30pm start
www.mackintosh.org.uk programme
information at www.miller-nite-duo.co.uk
Price: £10/£7 + booking fee
How to book:
Mackintosh.eventbrite.co.uk
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A programme featuring the greats! Handel,
Mozart, Schubert and Beethoven in classic
arrangements for this talented violin and piano
duo. Full programme at miller-nite-duo.co.uk.
“The Miller Nite duo presents a high level of
technical and musical artistry combined with a
broad and diverse repertoire which culminates
in a memorable recital.”
Is it Authentic?
– A talk by Michael Davis
Talk begins at 6.30pm.
Building open all day.
Design and Architecture
– A talk by Will Mitchell
of 4C Design
Talk begins at 6.30pm.
Building open all day.
Price: £5 inc. coffee etc. + booking fee
Price: £5 inc. coffee etc. + booking fee
How to book:
Mackintosh.eventbrite.co.uk or by phone
on 0141 946 6600.
Is it Authentic? With a sidelong glance to the
restoration of The Glasgow School of Art,
historian and writer Michael Davis will explore
the issue of authenticity in restoration, and
why authenticity is a difficult concept.
How to book:
Mackintosh.eventbrite.co.uk or by phone
on 0141 946 6600.
Will Mitchell was part of the design team at
4C Design who designed and produced the
celebrated Commonwealth Games Baton for
the Glasgow Games. In this talk, Will takes
us through the design and manufacture
process and the legacy this commission
brought for 4C Design.
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Lids Open Day at
10 – 5pm
www.mackintoshchurch.com
www.glasgowpianocity.org
Price: Free
How to book:
Pre-booking is essential.
Book a 15 min slot at www.glasgowpianocity.org
or by phone on 0141 882 8825.
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Come and play our two beautiful pianos!
For the 3rd year running you can return to
Mackintosh Queen’s Cross and take part in
Lids Open Day to play the Steinway Grand Piano
on stage and the unique Broadwood Upright,
designed by Baillie Scott, in the beautiful
spaces and the great acoustics of the only
church ever built to the designs of Charles
Rennie Mackintosh. For full details visit the
GPC website listed opposite. A unique event in
a unique space. In partnership with Glasgow
Piano City.
Banyan Theatre Company
presents: ‘Gruff’
Laura Browne and Lewis
Dunsmore: Guitar Recital
Puppet Show begins at 2pm. Building open from 10am.
Friday 28th October 2016
Doors open 7pm for a 7.30pm start.
Price: £10 / £8 + booking fee
www.mackintosh.org.uk
and www.maskandpuppet.co.uk
Price: £5.95 and £6.50 + booking fee
How to book: Mackintosh.eventbrite.co.uk
Ireland’s Banyan Theatre Company, in
collaboration with the Scottish Mask and
Puppet Centre present a new production:
Gruff – their new take on the classic tale of
the Billy Goats Gruff. Fun for all ages! Come
along and join in the fun. Always a popular
event, so booking is recommended.
How to book: Mackintosh.eventbrite.co.uk
From the early lute music of John Dowland
and Johann Sebastian Bach right through to
the quintessentially English music of Lennox
Berkeley and Malcolm Arnold, come and hear
a programme of music written for both the
guitar and its predecessors in the stunning
setting of Mackintosh Queen’s Cross. Mackintosh Queen’s Cross,
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Scotland Street School Museum
www.glasgowlife.org.uk
Shades of Mackintosh
Window Wonders
11am – 12.30pm and 1.30pm – 3pm
Saturday 22nd October 2016
11am – 12.30pm and 1.30pm – 3pm
scotland-street
scotland-street
Price: Free
Price: Free
Using the arts and crafts materials provided,
create a Charles Rennie Mackintosh inspired
lampshade. Great fun for all the family!
Inspired by the Mackintosh designed
stained glass within Scotland Street School
and using the materials provided, create
a Charles Rennie Mackintosh faux stained
glass panel to catch the light through your
window at home.
Scotland Street School Museum,
225 Scotland St, Glasgow G5 8QB
Scotland Street School Museum,
225 Scotland St, Glasgow G5 8QB
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Glasgow Women’s Library
www.womenslibrary.org.uk
The Glasgow Girls of Garnethill
by Glasgow Women’s Library
& Saturday 8th October 2016
11am – 1pm and 2pm – 4pm
www.womenslibrary.org.uk Price: £10/£6 (under 16s go free,
must be accompanied by an adult) How to book:
Visit: womenslibrary.org.uk
or in person at Glasgow Women’s Library,
23 Landressy Street, Glasgow G40 1BP
or call 0141 550 2267.
Within Garnethill’s confined boundaries,
guides from Glasgow Women’s Library
spotlight the women who pioneered
European art movements, designed banners
for suffragette processions, created the
first women’s library in Scotland and made
Garnethill the most exciting cultural and
multicultural hotspot in Glasgow.
Meet outside Centre for Contemporary Arts,
350 Sauchiehall St, Glasgow G2 3JD
Glasgow Girls of Garnethill (Mackintosh Festival)
@ Mardelle Ceaser and GWL
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Mackintosh the Innovator
www.glasgowmackintosh.com
THE
INNOVATOR
Mackintosh the Innovator in
conjunction with our partners at
Wireframe Immersive
We invite visitors to stand beside Mackintosh
and see how his design perspective would be
applied today.
Every Saturday and Sunday throughout
October 2016
Noon until 4pm.
The event features two 55 inch TVs showing the
walkthrough that visitors are experiencing. Two
visitors can experience this at a time. To wear
the goggles you have to be aged 12 and over. There will be additional activities for younger
people in the Glasgow Mackintosh unit on the
first floor of St Enoch Centre where visitors can
enjoy an accompanying exhibition: ‘Mackintosh
the Innovator: Past, Present, Future’ – a
competition run in conjunction with secondary
schools in Glasgow. Price: Free
To celebrate the 2016 Year of Innovation,
Architecture and Design, Glasgow Mackintosh,
in conjunction with our partners at Wireframe
Immersive, have created a 3D experience that
will allow users to design and interact with a
Mackintosh space. St Enoch Centre, Glasgow
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with
The Kelpies by Andy Scott © Kenny Lam
Celebrate awe-inspiring innovation, breathtaking architecture and brave, bold
design with a range of experiences and events. Mackintosh the Innovator is proudly
supported as part of the 2016 Year of Innovation, Architecture and Design, an
initiative delivered by VisitScotland. Join the conversation #IAD2016
2016 Highlights - for full event listings please go to: visitscotland.com/IAD2016
Holmwood House
Luminous Birds
National Museums Scotland
Catch Celebrating the Glasgow
Aesthetic Movement until 31
October, featuring a unique
display of furniture and decorative
artefacts that inspired artists and
designers across the world.
Creativity will take flight at
locations in Dumfries, Glasgow
& Dundee 7 September - 19
November when Kathy Hinde
brings her flock of musical,
origami birds to life.
Coinciding with the 150th
anniversary of the magnificent
building in Edinburgh, marvel
at ten new galleries showcasing
decorative art, fashion, science
and technology.
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The Glad Café
www.thegladcafe.co.uk
Simon Harlow
Exhibition
Miss Cranston and
her Tea Room Empire
Saturday 1st – Monday 31st October 2016
10am – 5pm
Tuesdays in October (4th, 11th, 18th, 25th)
10am
Price: Free
Price: Adults £5, Children £3 inc. cup of tea
and a scone at the Willow Tea Rooms.
The Glad Cafe will be showing some recent
work by Simon Harlow – designer, fabricator,
furniture maker and graduate of The Mack
School.
The Glad Café, 1006a Pollokshaws Rd,
Shawlands, Glasgow G41 2HG
Working in the Shavings
of Mackintosh
Sunday 23rd October
4.30pm
Price: Free
The Glad Café presents: Working in the
Shavings of Mackintosh – an evening of
ideas and entertainment where you will hear
from designers and fabricators working in
Glasgow today.
The Glad Café, 1006a Pollokshaws Rd,
Shawlands, Glasgow G41 2HG
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Willow Tea Rooms
www.willowtearooms.co.uk
How to book:
Email: [email protected]
On this walking tour you will enjoy hearing
about the history of tearooms in Glasgow,
the amazing stories behind the buildings,
the architecture and the innovation which
led to the success of the partnership
with Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Kate
Cranston. The tour will be led by Sylvia
Smith from Willow Tea Rooms and you can
enjoy a cup of tea in the Willow Tea Rooms
at 97 Buchanan Street afterwards.
Willow Tea Rooms, 97 Buchanan St,
Glasgow G1 3HF
Doors Open Days Festival
www.glasgowdoorsopenday.com
Competition
Photographing Glasgow
We are delighted to be holding our
annual photography competition with
Glasgow Doors Open Days Festival.
The Big Mack Dinearound
www.glasgowmackintosh.com/restaurants
Glasgow’s Best
Restaurants Present:
The Big Mack
www.glasgowmackintosh.com/restaurants
We want you to photograph the buildings
you visit, the tours you go on and the events
you take part in during Glasgow Doors Open
Days. Winners will be displayed on the Doors
Open Days online Gallery, as part of The
Mackintosh Festival.
Chefs from Glasgow’s best restaurants
have created special offers to celebrate
The Mackintosh Festival in Glasgow.
See our website for full details.
glasgowdoorsopenday.com/competitions
for details on prizes on offer and how to enter.
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