Facing up to Mackintosh
Documentary looking at the creation of the Reid Building in Glasgow. Filmed over three years, 'Facing up to Mackintosh' follows the process from design through to construction.
Charles Rennie Mackintosh's design for The Glasgow School of Art is a Glasgow icon and renowned around the world. American architect Steven Holl was given the daunting task of creating a new building to sit opposite Mackintosh's masterpiece.
Filmed over three years, 'Facing up to Mackintosh' charts the design and construction of the new school of design, now named the Reid Building, and explores how a building can affect the people working in it.
The film is a collaboration with four recent graduates - Roberta Knox, Gibran Farrah, Walter Hamilton and Lu-Sisi - who contribute sound design, illustration, graphics and digital design, and includes interviews with GSA alumni Muriel Gray, Adrian Wiszniewski, Martin Boyce and Janice Kirkpatrick, as well as the architect Steven Holl.
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Clips
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Artists' impressions
Duration: 02:18
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Preview Facing up to Mackintosh
Duration: 02:10
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Who we might ideally be
Duration: 01:22
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What should an art school provide? Discuss
Duration: 01:39
Music Played
Timings (where shown) are from the start of the programme in hours and minutes
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Can
Millionspiel
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Raymond Scott
Wheels That Go
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Raymond Scott
Snake Woman
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General Degree
Traffic Blocking
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Rip Rig & Panic
Misa Luba Lone Woolf
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Harold Budd & Brian Eno
First Light
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Raymond Scott
Limbo: The Organized Mind
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Tom Waits
Barber Shop
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Plume
Steam
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John Cage
Imaginary Landscape No1
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Johann Strauss II
The Blue Danube
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Claude Debussy
Preludes – Book 1-10 La cathedrale engloutie
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The Beach Boys
Good Vibrations
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Funki Porcini
Moog River
Credits
Role | Contributor |
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Director | Louise Lockwood |
Producer | Louise Lockwood |
Executive Producer | Andrew Lockyer |
Visual Editor | Jonathan Seal |
Broadcast
- Tue 29 Apr 2014 21:00Â鶹Éç Two Scotland
Featured in...
Â鶹Éç Scotland’s winners at the Royal Television Society Scotland Awards 2014—Â鶹Éç Scotland
Announced on 20 May 2015