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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Unknown Errors + Jiachen Liu
Hello Jiachen! What was your starting point for exploring the theme of What Do People Make of Glasgow?The themes of my works usually start from the process of getting along with my surroundings and myself. At one time I used to focus on my own experiences and relate to hot topics in society to find…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Unknown Errors + Ilona Dynowski
Hello Ilona! What was your starting point for exploring the theme of What Do People Make of Glasgow?A depiction of a time I fell in love with someone who lived on the other side of the Clyde river, how we met and fell in love dancing in Glasgow. It made me think how many other…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Unknown Errors + Ruby Gardner, and Erin Thomson
Hello, Ruby and Erin What was your starting point for exploring the theme of What Do People Make of Glasgow?[Ruby & Erin] We’ve been pals for a good few years now. In that time, we’ve had plenty of pub chats saying we’d work together and make some form of interactive fabric. We have a fascination…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Unknown Errors + Yexa Rivero
Hi Yexa! What was your starting point for exploring the theme of What Do People Make of Glasgow?The starting point for the exhibition was to provide an open platform for people to question, champion and process their feelings about Glasgow. We wanted to provide a space for the community to take an honest look at…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Unknown Errors + Martyna Maz
Martyna Maz, Self, 2022 Hi Martyna! What was your starting point for exploring the theme of What Do People Make of Glasgow?To me, Glasgow is not so much of a geographical place, as it is a time and space reality where I reside. Therefore, the piece I have selected for this brief showcases an abstraction…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Unknown Errors + Mark McLaughlin
Hi Mark! What was your starting point for exploring the theme of What Do People Make of Glasgow?I grew up in a small town outside of Glasgow, and my family would come into town every few months. It was always at 9am sharp (before Glasgow gets busy) and I’ve no idea what my parents were…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Unknown Errors + JW Andrew
Hello Jim! What was your starting point for exploring the theme of What Do People Make of Glasgow?For me, the two main starting points were: what things make Glasgow different from other cities? And, how do I explain that visually in an interesting way? I used street shots, torn posters, textures, writing and a bit…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Unknown Errors + Sheila MacNeill
Hi Sheila! What was your starting point for exploring the theme of What Do People Make of Glasgow?When I found out about the exhibition, I immediately wanted to be part of it as a large part of my artwork is inspired by Glasgow’s changing urban landscape, particularly the regeneration work that has been happening around…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Continualism: Exhibition Number One
Glasgow’s Daniel Donnelly, Arran’s Damo Beeson Bullen, and Edinburgh’s Tam Treanor and his daughter Frieda are initiating Scotland’s newest, & freshest art movement: Continualism. How did you come to work together?Damo: I had some art waiting for an audience and asked Six Foot if I could use their gallery space. It soon became obvious that…
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CONTINUALISM: EXHIBITION NUMBER ONE
What is a Continualist? Good question! It is yet to be answer’d convincingly by the first three of them, Edinburgh’s Tam Treanor, Glasgow’s Daniel Donnelly, & Arran’s Damo Beeson Bullen. Together they are initiating Scotland’s newest, & freshest art movement. Astral Vortex: Acrylic on Canvas (Damo) £500 Major art movements in Scotland are of the…
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