1– 31 OCT 2014 UNLEASH YOUR CREATIVITY
EXHIBITIONS TALKS TOURS MUSIC KIDS’ ACTIVITIES WORKSHOPS WALKS
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It is with great pleasure that I introduce you to the third Creative Mackintosh Festival. In this special year 2014, when the spotlight is on Glasgow, we have chosen to offer a month-long programme of arts and cultural events to celebrate Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Glasgow’s most famous architect, designer and artist and his creative legacy in Glasgow. In May, the Glasgow School of Art suffered a devastating fire, which served to remind us all that the legacy of Mackintosh is fragile, despite being built in stone, metal and slate. The festival programme will give some great opportunities to see the Mackintosh buildings as well as art and design work which is rarely on display. The major Mackintosh Architecture exhibition at The Hunterian will demonstrate the complete range of Mackintosh’s work in architecture and design and be accompanied by a range of talks, walks and exhibitions including a spotlight exhibition on “Begonias” from a private collection, “Travels with Mackintosh” and “William Davidson, Art Collector” about one of Mackintosh’s great friends and an early collector of his work. Our key creative commission is ‘Unlooking’ by Alex Rigg and Oceanallover, a promenade performance featuring costumes which are inspired by Mackintosh paintings. ‘Unlooking’ is a dramatic and thought-provoking piece which will be performed at six Mackintosh venues during the month of October. Mackintosh Queen's Cross will host events including: dinners; classical music recitals; art exhibitions; workshops and a Grand Mackintosh Tour. The Hill House at Helensburgh will have “After Margaret” a demonstration of Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh’s gesso techniques.
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Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum will be running tours, life drawing and art classes and a weekend of fun art activities for young people. Glasgow School of Art will offer their walking tours of Glasgow during the opening week of the festival. Families will enjoy the workshops and events at Scotland Street School Museum during the October half term break. Find out the story of the House for an Art Lover at an evening talk by David Leslie, ex Chair of the House and Glasgow School of Art, in the Music Room with other key partners who were involved in building the House. The House will also hold wine tastings, workshops and a free family event. The Lighthouse will host its popular evening open talks and ‘Lighthouse Late’ – featuring music, bands, food and drink. Willow Tea Rooms will hold a free exhibition telling the story of how the Tea Rooms were designed and offer Tea with Mackintosh for all the family at which you can enjoy tea and cakes and hear the history of Glasgow’s most famous tea rooms. We are delighted to welcome several new partners with their events to the 2014 festival: Glasgow Women’s Library; Provand’s Lordship; St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art; Glasgow Museums Resource Centre, Nitshill; The Glad Café in Shawlands and Lyon & Turnbull. Read on for a full list of their events. Many events are free and open to all ages, whether you are a Mackintosh aficionado or new to Mackintosh – there’s something for everyone in this year’s programme. On behalf of Glasgow Mackintosh, I hope you enjoy whatever events or exhibitions you choose to visit.
Ian Elder Chair, Glasgow Mackintosh
Take advantage of the one-day Mackintosh Trail Ticket, only £10 pp. Buy online at www.crmsociety.com/trailticket.aspx
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Mackintosh Architecture Location: Hunterian Art Gallery, University of Glasgow, 82 Hillhead Street, Glasgow G12 8QQ Date(s): Fri 18 Jul 2014 — Sun 4 Jan 2015 Time(s): Tue to Sat: 10am — 5pm; Sun: 11am — 4pm Cost: £5 / £3 (2 for 1 entry with this brochure) Tickets: At the door Website: www.glasgow.ac.uk/hunterian The first major exhibition devoted to the architecture of Charles Rennie Mackintosh. It will present over 80 architectural drawings, many never exhibited before, alongside specially commissioned film, models and rarely seen archival material. The exhibition challenges the familiar view of Mackintosh as the isolated genius by presenting the wider context of his architectural practice, contractors, suppliers and clients, and outlining the building process, from initial planning permission to final inspection.
Mackintosh Travel Sketches Location: Hunterian Art Gallery, University of Glasgow, 82 Hillhead Street, Glasgow G12 8QQ Date(s): Fri 18 Jul 2014 — Sun 1 Mar 2015 Time(s): Tues to Sat: 10am — 5pm; Sun: 11am — 4pm Cost: FREE Tickets: Drop-in Website: www.glasgow.ac.uk/hunterian Sketching was a lifelong activity for Mackintosh, for work and pleasure, providing understanding of construction and materials, and a design reference library. His draughtsmanship was exceptional, economic and expressive. This exhibition presents a selection of watercolours, sketchbook pages and sketchbooks which plot his travels in Scotland, England, and on the Continent and show his wideranging interests, in Scottish tower houses, medieval English churches, vernacular architecture, and flowers. 4
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William Davidson: Art Collector
Lunchtime Talks Talk: Professor Pamela Robertson, The Hunterian ‘On the Drawing Board’ Location: Hunterian Art Gallery, University of Glasgow, 82 Hillhead Street, Glasgow G12 8QQ Date(s): Wed 1 Oct 2014 Time(s): 1 — 1.15pm Cost: FREE Tickets: Drop-in Website: www.glasgow.ac.uk/hunterian
Location: Hunterian Art Gallery, University of Glasgow, 82 Hillhead Street, Glasgow G12 8QQ Date(s): Throughout Oct 2014 Time(s): Tue to Sat: 10am — 5pm; Sun: 11am — 4pm Cost: FREE Tickets: Drop-in Website: www.glasgow.ac.uk/hunterian William Davidson was one of Mackintosh’s most loyal patrons and the client of his first important house, Windyhill, Kilmacolm. He was also an enthusiastic collector of contemporary Scottish art. His extensive collection came to include work by ‘The Four’ – Mackintosh, Margaret and Frances Macdonald and J. Herbert McNair, the Glasgow Boys and Scottish Colourists. This display presents a selection of watercolours and prints from his collection, including important works by Mackintosh.
Mackintosh Architecture exhibition, The Hill House, Helensburgh © The Hunterian, University of Glasgow
Charles Rennie Mackintosh: ‘Begonias’ Location: Hunterian Art Gallery, University of Glasgow, 82 Hillhead Street, Glasgow G12 8QQ Date(s): Throughout Oct 2014 Time(s): Tue to Sat: 10am — 5pm; Sun: 11am — 4pm Cost: FREE Tickets: Drop-in Website: www.glasgow.ac.uk/hunterian
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Travel Sketches, C. R. Mackintosh, The Castle, Holy Island, July 1901, pencil © The Hunterian, University of Glasgow
This Spotlight display focuses on one of Mackintosh’s finest still-life compositions, Begonias, which has been generously lent from a private collection. It is one of only ten still lives Mackintosh painted during the years he spent in London from 1915 to 1923. The display includes a group of Mackintosh’s flower drawings and textile designs. Wm Davidson Art Collector, C. R. Mackintosh, Mountain Landscape, pencil and watercolour, Private Collection
Talk: Dr Nicky Imrie ‘Mackintosh and Europe’ Location: Hunterian Art Gallery, University of Glasgow, 82 Hillhead Street, Glasgow G12 8QQ Date(s): Wed 8 Oct 2014 Time(s): 1 — 1.15pm Cost: FREE Tickets: Drop-in Website: www.glasgow.ac.uk/hunterian Talk: Simon Green, Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland ‘John Keppie: Architect’ Location: Hunterian Art Gallery, University of Glasgow, 82 Hillhead Street, Glasgow G12 8QQ Date(s): Wed 22 Oct 2014 Time(s): 1 — 1.15pm Cost: FREE Tickets: Drop-in Website: www.glasgow.ac.uk/hunterian Talk: Anne Ellis, former Property Representative, The Hill House, Helensburgh ‘The Hill House: Living with a national treasure’ Location: Hunterian Art Gallery, University of Glasgow, 82 Hillhead Street, Glasgow G12 8QQ Date(s): Wed 29 Oct 2014 Time(s): 1 — 1.15pm Cost: FREE Tickets: Drop-in Website: www.glasgow.ac.uk/hunterian 5
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Drawing Inspiration from Mackintosh
The ‘Glasgow Style’ City Walking Tour
The ‘Glasgow Miracle’ City Walking Tour
Location: Hunterian Art Gallery, University of Glasgow, 82 Hillhead Street, Glasgow G12 8QQ Date(s): Fri 24 & Fri 31 Oct 2014 Time(s): 10am — 3pm Cost: £35 Tickets: Email openstudies-enquiry@glasgow.ac.uk Website: www.glasgow.ac.uk/centreforopenstudies
Location: The Glasgow School of Art Window on Mackintosh Visitor Centre 164 Renfrew Street, Glasgow G3 6RF Date(s): Wed 1, Thu 2, Fri 3, Sat 4 & Sun 5 Oct 2014 Time(s): 11.15am — 1.30pm Cost: Adult: £19.50, Senior: £16 Student: £16, Under 18: £9.75 Tickets: Book online at www.gsa.ac.uk/tours call GSA on 0141 353 4526 or join a tour at the Window on Mackintosh visitor centre Website: www.gsa.ac.uk/tours
Location: The Glasgow School of Art Window on Mackintosh Visitor Centre 164 Renfrew Street, Glasgow G3 6RF Date(s): Fri 3 & Sat 4 Oct 2014 Time(s): 2.45pm — 5pm Cost: Adult: £19.50, Senior: £16 Student: £16, Under 18: £9.75 Tickets: Book online at www.gsa.ac.uk/tours call GSA on 0141 353 4526 or join a tour at the Window on Mackintosh visitor centre Website: www.gsa.ac.uk/tours
Discover Mackintosh’s Glasgow, his contemporaries’ architectural achievements and Art Nouveau details in the ‘Glasgow Style’. Look up to investigate Glasgow’s distinct architectural language with GSA’s knowledgeable student guides. Spot Mackintosh’s work as a junior draughtsman as the tour uncovers his lesser known designs and investigate the architectural gems of the Glasgow greats such as Alexander ‘Greek’ Thomson.
Uncover public art, contemporary design and architecture as GSA’s vibrant student guides explore Glasgow’s remarkable creative regeneration. Investigate hidden artwork by Turner Prize winners, new buildings in the city and the development of Glasgow’s booming creative industries. GSA’s guides chart the rise of Glasgow’s internationally acclaimed arts scene through the people and places that shaped this phenomenon to reveal the story behind the ‘Miracle’.
A special practical one-day event using The Hunterian’s outstanding collections of Mackintosh’s work. The programme includes guided tours of The Hunterian’s temporary exhibixtions of Mackintosh’s architectural drawings, travel sketches and watercolours, and practical demonstrations of architectural sketching, followed by individual tutelage and the opportunity to make your own sketches. The same event is offered on the two advertised dates. Advance booking is essential.
Book reading: Esther Freud ‘Mr Mac and Me’ Location: Hunterian Art Gallery, University of Glasgow, 82 Hillhead Street, Glasgow G12 8QQ Date(s): Sun 12 Oct 2014 Time(s): 2pm — 3.15pm Cost: FREE Tickets: Booking required. See The Hunterian website for details. Website: www.glasgow.ac.uk/hunterian ‘Mr Mac and Me’ is set in Walberswick, Suffolk, at the outbreak of the First World War. It tells the story of young Thomas Maggs and his friendship with two newcomers, Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh. Esther Freud will read from her novel and describe how she was drawn to the story. Hunterian curator Pamela Robertson, will give an illustrated presentation about the Mackintoshes and Walberswick. 6
Drawing Inspiration, C. R. Mackintosh, The Fort, c. 1925–6, pencil and watercolour © The Hunterian, University of Glasgow
Walking tour: Sauchiehall Street: A Great Glasgow Thoroughfare
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Location: Accessible online Date(s): Throughout Oct 2014 Cost: FREE Website: www.sauchiehall.arts.gla.ac.uk This new online tour takes you the length of Sauchiehall Street and highlights its rich diversity of buildings from the Victorian, Edwardian and Art Deco and modern eras, together with important works by Mackintosh and his immediate contemporaries.
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Un-Looking Alex Rigg and Oceanallover Location: Willow Tea Rooms into Sauchiehall St; along Buchanan St to The Lighthouse Date(s): Sun 5 Oct 2014 Time(s): 2pm — 3.30pm Cost: FREE Location: Scotland St School Museum Date(s): Sun 12 Oct 2014 Time(s): 12 noon Cost: FREE Location: Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum Date(s): Sun 12 Oct 2014 Time(s): 2pm Cost: FREE Location: The Hill House Date(s): Sat 18 Oct 2014 Time(s): 2pm Cost: Hill House Entry Charge Location: House for an Art Lover FInale Performance Date(s): Sun 26 Oct 2014 Time(s): 2pm Cost: FREE
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Un-Looking is a new creative collaborative project between Oceanallover, led by Alex Rigg and the Glasgow Mackintosh partnership which represents 9 major Mackintosh buildings and collections. The landscape paintings of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, which were painted during the final decade of his life from 1918 – 1928, will be the inspiration for spectacular costumes and performances with music at seven Mackintosh buildings in and around Glasgow during the Creative Mackintosh 2014 festival. The performances will challenge the audience to un-look for themselves and to see Mackintosh’s work in a new way. The aim of the project is to raise awareness of the wonderful Mackintosh landscape paintings and help to reconnect the paintings with his monumental buildings for both residents of, and visitors to, Glasgow. Un-Looking will be led by Alex Rigg, an artist and performer who studied at Glasgow School of Art and has extensive experience in design and performance, working in a range of disciplines in a collaborative way. This project emphasises art as inspiration. All performances will be promenade, will last approx. 45 minutes and will be both outside and inside the buildings. All performances will be free of Charge (although there will be the standard entrance charge for admission to the Hill House). Space may be limited at certain locations so it would be a good idea to arrive in sufficient time for the performance and be prepared for the possibility of rain.
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Alex Rigg is an artist working in a number of different disciplines. His work is often large scale and developed for a specific context or location. He makes performance events with his company, Oceanallover, and has designed set, costumes and choreography for many other companies, including NVA, Theatre Cryptic, Theatre Babel, Nation, Al Seed, Ramesh Meyapaan and Process 10:28. He designs and builds green oak structures that are functional and sculptural, making use of traditional framing techniques. Together with Trevor Leat, he designs and builds large willow structures, including The Wickerman for the Wickerman Music Festival in Galloway and pyrotechnic sculptures for Carlton Hill as part of Edinburgh’s Hogmanay celebrations. Much of what he does and creates involves collaboration with other artists, musicians and craftsmen.
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Making the Willow Tea Rooms : Tea, Talk and Tour With Mackintosh Location: The Willow Tea Rooms, 217 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow G2 3EX Date(s): Tue 7, Fri 10, Tue 14, Fri 17, Tue 21 & Fri 24 Oct 2014 Time(s): Two sessions each day: 11am & 2.30pm Cost: Adult/Conc: £5 pp, Child: £3.50 pp Tickets: Call Willow Tea Rooms on 0141 332 0521 or email s.proctor@willowtearooms.co.uk Website: www.willowtearooms.co.uk Tea with Mackintosh in the majestic setting of the Willow Tea Rooms. Choose from over 25 loose leaf teas or freshly ground coffee and enjoy this with our homemade scones or Willow meringue. Hear and see about the history of the Tea Room, how it came into being and how it remains today one of Glasgow’s most iconic buildings.
Making the Willow Tea Rooms: Mackintosh Architecture Exhibition Location: The Willow Tea Rooms, 217 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow G2 3EX Date(s): Wed 1 — Fri 31 Oct 2014 Time(s): 9am — 5pm Cost: FREE Website: www.willowtearooms.co.uk The Willow Tea Rooms is one of the most distinctive buildings on Sauchiehall Street. Far less well known is how the Willow was built and who brought Mackintosh’s designs to life. This exhibition tells the story of one of Glasgow’s most famous Tea Rooms.
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Margaret Macdonald and Her Influence on the Mackintosh Style Location: The Lighthouse, Scotland’s Centre for Design and Architecture, 11 Mitchell Lane, Glasgow G1 3NU Date(s): Wed 29 Oct 2014 Time(s): 6pm — 8pm Cost: FREE Tickets: See The Lighthouse website for details Website: www.thelighthouse.co.uk A talk event which seeks to reappraise the influence of Margaret Macdonald and her legacy as an artist, designer and collaborator with her husband, Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
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The Lighthouse Late Location: The Lighthouse, Scotland’s Centre for Design and Architecture, 11 Mitchell Lane, Glasgow G1 3NU Date(s): Fri 24 Oct 2014 Time(s): 6pm — 12pm Cost: £15 Tickets: See The Lighthouse website for details Website: www.thelighthouse.co.uk In collaboration with The List, The Lighthouse will open its doors for an evening of food, drinks, music and entertainment. See our website for details of talk events, bands and how to book your place.
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Mackintosh Within the Context of The Glasgow Style Location: The Lighthouse, Scotland’s Centre for Design and Architecture, 11 Mitchell Lane, Glasgow G1 3NU Date(s): Wed 15 Oct 2014 Time(s): 6pm — 8pm Cost: FREE Tickets: See The Lighthouse website for details Website: www.thelighthouse.co.uk
Location: The Lighthouse, Scotland’s Centre for Design and Architecture, 11 Mitchell Lane, Glasgow G1 3NU Date(s): Sat 18 & Sun 19 Oct 2014 Time(s): 12 noon — 4pm Cost: FREE Tickets: Drop-in Website: www.thelighthouse.co.uk The Lighthouse will be running drop-in workshops for all ages. The workshops are inspired by the work and legacy of both Mr and Mrs Mackintosh.
A talk event looking at the work of Charles Rennie Mackintosh within the context of the greater Glasgow style, including The Glasgow School and the predominance of influences such as the Celtic Revival, the Arts and Crafts Movement and Japonisme.
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Design for a Plant Lover
"Mackintosh Country" Wine Tasting
Location: House for an Art Lover, 10 Dumbreck Road Bellahouston Park, Glasgow G41 5BW Date(s): Sat 18 Oct 2014 Time(s): 10am — 3pm Cost: £30 pp Tickets: Online at www.houseforanartlover.co.uk/ shop/tickets (where courses are listed alphabetically) or call 0141 353 4770/4776 during office hours Website: www.houseforanartlover.co.uk
Location: House for an Art Lover Date(s): Sun 19 Oct 2014 Time(s): 2pm Cost: £15 pp Tickets: Call 0141 353 4770 Website: www.houseforanartlover.co.uk
This one day workshop, led by a professional artist will use the fabulous walled garden, adjacent to the House, to inspire you to create botanical drawings and watercolours in the style of Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Margaret MacDonald Mackintosh. All materials and equipment are included in the course fee. Please bring a packed lunch.
The Story of House for an Art Lover C. R. Mackintosh Spurge 1909 © The Hunterian, University of Glasgow, 2014
Pop-up Restaurant with The Chefs Larder at House for an Art Lover Location: House for an Art Lover, 10 Dumbreck Road Bellahouston Park, Glasgow G41 5BW Date(s): Wed 22 Oct 2014 Time(s): 7pm Cost: £65 Tickets: Call 0141 353 4770 Website: www.houseforanartlover.co.uk Enjoy a 7 course meal prepared by The Chefs Larder (twitter.com/TheChefsLarder) with accompanying wines in the stunning setting of The Music Room. 20% of the ticket sales shall be donated to The Mackintosh Building Fire Fund.
Location: House for an Art Lover, 10 Dumbreck Road Bellahouston Park, Glasgow G41 5BW Date(s): Tue 21 Oct 2014 Time(s): 7.15pm Cost: FREE Tickets: Tickets must be booked in advance on 0141 353 4770 Website: www.houseforanartlover.co.uk
Join Johnny Walker and go on a journey as Charles and Margaret did to Southern France... Charles and Margaret first arrived in Roussillon in 1923. They stayed at a hotel in Amelie les Bains and rented an old toll house, across the river, as a studio. For their first summer they moved down to the coast and rented rooms in Collioure. What had started as a holiday became a permanent stay and this is where Charles and Margaret enjoyed some of their happiest times together... Come along to the House and join former UK Sommelier of the Year, Johnny Walker, who has travelled the globe, including the South of France as a whisky and wine ambassador and who has also held top positions in some of the UK’s leading hotels and restaurants for an entertaining afternoon getting to know Johnny and sampling some of the fabulous wines of the region.
The beauty of House for an Art Lover lies not only in the external character of the building or the sophistication of the interior but also in the story of how it came to be realised. From its original design by Mackintosh, dating to 1901, to its final realisation in 1996, it is clear how challenging it must have been to build House for an Art Lover. This is a unique opportunity to hear from four of the most significant contributors, Graeme Roxburgh, Andy MacMillan, James Cosgrove and David Leslie as they give an unparalled insight into the creation of House for an Art Lover. They transformed competition entry drawings into workable architectural plans and without them the house would never have been realised. Free event, includes a glass of wine. C. R. Mackintosh, The Fort, c. 1925–6, pencil and watercolour © The Hunterian, University of Glasgow
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Mackintosh’s Italian Sketching Tour — Dinner
Location: Mackintosh Queen’s Cross, 870 Garscube Road Glasgow G20 7EL Date(s): Sun 26 Oct 2014 Time(s): 6.30pm (doors at 6pm) Cost: £10 / £7 Conc Tickets: Online at Bookwhen/Mackintosh, or by telephone on 0141 946 6600 or in person at Mackintosh Queen’s Cross Website: www.mackintosh.org.uk
Location: Mackintosh Queen’s Cross, 870 Garscube Road Glasgow G20 7EL Date(s): Sat 4 Oct 2014 (to celebrate the 41st anniversary of the founding of the Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society.) Time(s): 7pm Cost: £25 pp / Includes Italian dinner Tickets: Online at Bookwhen/Mackintosh or by telephone at 0141 946 6600, or in person at Mackintosh Queen’s Cross Website: www.mackintosh.org.uk
Croc Roc Night at Mackintosh Queen’s Cross
Music Recital Location: Mackintosh Queen’s Cross, 870 Garscube Road, Glasgow G20 7EL Date(s): Thu 23 Oct 2014 Time(s): 6.30pm (doors 6pm) Cost: £10 / £7 Conc Tickets: Online at Bookwhen/Mackintosh or by telephone at 0141 946 6600 Website: www.mackintosh.org.uk Feargus Hetherington — Violin, Gavin Brady — Piano Sonate pour violon et piano (1917) — Claude Debussy Sonata No.3 in D minor Op.108 — Johannes Brahms
An Italian dinner, held within Mackintosh’s atmospheric Queen’s Cross building. Regional foods from the areas of Italy Mackintosh visited on his formative sketching tour, are linked to tales from the trip, quotes from Mackintosh and images from Mackintosh’s sketch books of the tour.
An opportunity to experience sublime classical repertoire in the remarkable acoustic and beautiful surroundings of Mackintosh’s only built church. Frankfurt-based pianist Gavin Brady joins Feargus in two colourful masterpieces for violin and piano. Part of a wider concert series featuring the highly talented musician Feargus Hetherington.
Mackintosh at the Grand
The Glasgow School of Yarn
Location: Mackintosh Queen’s Cross, 870 Garscube Road Glasgow G20 7EL Date(s): Fri 10 Oct 2014 Time(s): 7.30pm Cost: £12 pp Tickets: Online at Bookwhen/Mackintosh or by telephone at 0141 946 6600, or in person at Mackintosh Queen’s Cross Website: www.mackintosh.org.uk
Location: Grand Central Hotel, Gordon Street, Glasgow with the Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society, Queen’s Cross, 870 Garscube Road, Glasgow G20 7EL Date(s): Thu 23 Oct — Sun 26 Oct 2014 Time(s): Thu 6pm — Sun 4pm Cost: Prices vary, see website, cost indication, £570 pp based on a couple sharing Tickets: Online at www.crmsociety.com or by telephone at 0141 946 6600 Website: www.crmsociety.com
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Here’s a different way to experience this most atmospheric of buildings – a live music session - but this time, it’s more Rock than Rossini! Welcome to Croc Roc - whose music can be described as classic Rock and Pop and spans the years from 1958 to the present day, from Eddie Cochran to Snow Patrol by way of The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and Fleetwood Mac.
This all-inclusive package will take you to a selection of the most important sites at which to view the work of Charles Rennie Mackintosh and his contemporaries, who together are known as the creators of the Glasgow Style. The cost includes three nights bed & full Scottish breakfast, dinner on the first evening with illustrated talk, coaches, guide, admissions and lunch.
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Bel Canto perform at Mackintosh Queen’s Cross
As part of our series of opportunities to experience a variety of musical forms in this atmospheric setting, we are pleased to present Bel Canto, the Edinburgh-based, 12 voice, a cappella group which specialises in the performance of choral music from the 15th and 16th centuries. The recital will consist of a selection of English and Scottish music from the Elizabethan/Jacobean periods, including music by Byrd and Tallis. The music will be interspersed with specially selected readings.
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Mackintosh Queen’s Cross, 870 Garscube Road, Glasgow G20 7EL Fri 17 & Sat 18 Oct 2014 Full day on both days Prices vary by workshop and entry, please see www.theyarncake.co.uk Online at www.theyarncake.co.uk
The Glasgow School of Yarn is back! This annual event marks the fourth anniversary of the opening of The Yarn Cake, winner of the 2013 British Knitting Award for the best Scottish yarn shop. Join us for a marketplace featuring local independent dyers and makers, knitting and spinning workshops by a crack team of tutors, food and drink and more! More information at www.theyarncake.co.uk.
The Emperor’s New Clothes Puppet Show Fun for All the Family Location: Mackintosh Queen’s Cross, 870 Garscube Road, Glasgow G20 7EL Date(s): Tue 14 Oct 2014 Time(s): 2pm Cost: Child: £5.95, Adult: £6.50 Tickets: Online at www.bookwhen.com/mackintosh or by telephone on 0141 946 6600 or in person at Mackintosh Queen’s Cross Website: www.mackintosh.org.uk The Scottish Mask and Puppet Centre with Banyan Theatre Company presents ‘The Emperor’s New Clothes’ – A fun production of the classic tale, from Ireland’s famous puppeteers. Suitable for ages 3 to 103.
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Let there be light!
Mackintosh Subway tour
Location: Scotland St School Museum Date(s): Sat 4, 11, 18 & 25 Oct 2014 Time(s): 2pm — 4pm Cost: FREE Tickets: Drop-In Website: www.glasgowmuseums.com
Location: Scotland St School Museum and other Mackintosh venues Date(s): Sun 5, 12, 19, 26 Oct 2014 Time(s): 10am — 4pm Cost: £10 / £6 Conc Tickets: www.dftw.co.uk/products Website: www.glasgowmuseums.com
Scotland Street School Museum will be sparkling with events related to light this month. From tours looking at Mackintosh's use of light around the building to craft sessions created to brighten up your day, there will be something for all ages.
Dress for the Weather will lead an architectural tour around the Glasgow Underground. Visiting a number of Mackintosh's key works and placing these in a historical context of the city as well as his own oeuvre. Join us for the full day where specialist tours will include House for an Art Lover, the Lighthouse and Scotland Street School Museum.
Alma Mater Location: Scotland St School Museum Date(s): Launching on Wed 1 Oct 2014, throughout the Festival Time(s): Building opening times Cost: FREE / safety deposit required Tickets: Call 0141 287 0504 or email scotlandstreetbookings@glasgowlife.org.uk Website: www.fishandgame.org.uk A site-specific iPad tour with a haunting original score and stunning visuals, Alma Mater engages with themes of childhood and the coercive, civilising power of education. Individual audience members use portable screens to explore the school. In its pioneering form, the work makes the encounter with Mackintosh’s architecture come to life, vividly evoking the unseen human dimension of the building. 18
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Life Drawing on Wood Location: Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum Argyle Street, Glasgow G3 8AG Date(s): Sun 19 Oct 2014 Time(s): 11.15am — 4pm Cost: £10 pp Tickets: Please book in advance by calling 0141 276 9505 or email KGLearning@glasgowlife.org.uk and pay on the day at our museum shop Website: www.glasgowmuseums.com Participants will take inspiration from Mackintosh’s architectural drawings, and create artworks on thin pieces of wood. This class is delivered in a supportive environment and is suitable for beginners or those with drawing experience
Descriptive Tours for Visually Impaired visitors Location: Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum Argyle Street, Glasgow G3 8AG Date(s): Thu 9, Thu 23 & Sun 26 Oct 2014 Time(s): 2pm Cost: FREE / book in advance Tickets: Please book in advance by calling 0141 276 9505 / 9506 or email KGLearning@glasgowlife.org Website: www.glasgowmuseums.com These tours for visually impaired visitors will provide participants with a descriptive account of key pieces within the museum’s Glasgow Style gallery. As the tour may involve long periods of standing, folding stools will be provided. Guide dogs welcome. © CSG CIC Glasgow Museums Collection
Rediscovering Hous’hill in Nitshill Mixed Media Life Drawing Location: Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum Argyle Street, Glasgow G3 8AG Date(s): Sat 18 Oct 2014 Time(s): 11am — 4pm Cost: £10 pp Tickets: Please book in advance and pay on the day at our museum shop Website: www.glasgowmuseums.com An alternative take on life drawing! Our life model will be dressed in period costume, set against the backdrop of our inspirational Glasgow Style gallery. Participants will work in mixed media, including gesso, embroidery and metal work, and incorporate these elements into their drawings. This class is led by an experienced tutor and is suitable for beginners and those with drawing experience. 20
Location: Glasgow Museums Resource Centre (GMRC) 200 Woodhead Road, South Nitshill Industrial Estate, Glasgow G53 7NN Date(s): Fri 17 Oct 2014 Time(s): 1pm — 3pm Cost: FREE / booking essential Tickets: To book either call phone 0141 276 9300 or email GMRCbookings@glasgowlife.org.uk Website: www.glasgowmuseums.com
Glasgow Style Family weekend Location: Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum Argyle Street, Glasgow G3 8AG Date(s): Sat 11 Oct 2014: Painted glass tealight holders Sun 12 Oct 2014: Handmade Cards with foil embellishment Time(s): 2pm — 4pm Cost: FREE Tickets: Drop-in Website: www.glasgowmuseums.com On Saturday we’ll be taking inspiration from our display of colourful glasswork to create decorated tealight holders. On Sunday we’ll be embellishing foil with beautiful designs and motifs, and adding it to handmade cards. Suitable for families with children aged 7+.
This session will explore Hous’hill, the former home of tea room entrepreneur Miss Catherine Cranston. After a talk looking at the history of the building, archive images and related objects in the museum stores the group will walk over to the former site of the (now demolished) mansion house to explore the original setting of her home. Sensible footwear and warm (and possibly waterproof) clothes required! Mackintosh’s card table for the Billiards Room at Hous’hill, 1904 © CSG CIC Glasgow Museums Collection 21
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October Holiday Fun — Fancy Facades
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Mackintosh and Old Glasgow Location: Provand’s Lordship Date(s): Wed 1 Oct 2014 — Tue Jan 6 2015 Time(s): Tues to Thur & Sat: 10am — 5pm, Fri & Sun: 11am — 5pm Cost: FREE Website: www.glasgowmuseums.com
Location: Provand's Lordship Date(s): Tue 14 & Thu 16 Oct 2014 Time(s): 1pm — 3pm Cost: FREE Tickets: Drop-in Website: www.glasgowmuseums.com
Two original Mackintosh drawings – one featuring Provand’s Lordship and another of an unidentified Glasgow house of a similar era – will be on display in the ground-floor dining room. Come and see Mackintosh’s skills up close.
Get creative designing your own fab façade – the decorative front of a fancy building. Become inspired by the lovely Charles Rennie Mackintosh drawing on display at Provand's Lordship and after looking at fancy facades from around the world – make your own amazing architecture.
Sketching Space and Place An introduction to architectural drawing Location: St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art Date(s): Sun 5 Oct 2014 Time(s): 1pm — 4pm Cost: FREE / must be booked in advance Tickets: Book at mungobookings@glasgowlife.org.uk or call us on 0141 276 1625 Website: www.glasgowmuseums.com Taking inspiration from a sketch by Charles Rennie Mackintosh of Provand’s Lordship, you will develop drawing skills and gain an understanding of architecture and interiors. Discover how environments are used and investigate how they can be affected by human presence. Drawing will be used as a tool to explore line, form, shape, perspective and light.
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How Mackintosh understood Glasgow's Past Location: St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art Date(s): Fri 17 Oct 2014 Time(s): 2pm Cost: FREE / must be booked in advance Tickets: Book at mungobookings@glasgowlife.org.uk or call us on 0141 276 1625 Website: www.glasgowmuseums.com
Charles Rennie Mackintosh, House at Corner of McLeod Street, May 1889 © CSG CIC Glasgow Museums Collection
Talk by Anthony Lewis, curator of Scottish History, about two Mackintosh drawings in Glasgow Museums' collections which are being displayed at Provand’s Lordship. One, dated 1889 shows that venue, and the other represents Glasgow’s architectural heritage.
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Mackintosh in Southern France Location: The Glad Café, 1006a Pollokshaws Road, Shawlands, Glasgow G41 2HG Date(s): Sun 12 Oct 2014 Time(s): 4pm — 5pm Cost: £5 Tickets: From the Glad Café or online at www.thegladcafe.co.uk/tickets.html Website: www.thegladcafe.co.uk The Glasgow Girls of Garnethill (image courtesy of Glasgow School of Art)
The Glasgow Girls of Garnethill — Women's Heritage Walk by Glasgow Women's Library After Margaret — showing and using Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh’s gesso techniques Location: The Hill House, 8 Upper Colquhoun Street, Helensburgh G84 9AJ Date(s): Wed 1 — Fri 31 Oct 2014 Time(s): Mon to Sun: 1.30pm — 5.30pm Cost: Included in admission price Adults: £10.50, Conc £7.50, Family: £24.50 (2 adults and up to 4 children, age 5-16); 1 parent family (1 adult and up to 4 children, age 5-16) Website: www.nts.org.uk This exhibition includes a film showing the various stages of making gesso, culminating in Dai and Jenny Vaughan's Homage to The White Rose and the Red Rose gesso panel by Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh. Jenny now uses these techniques in other ways, including Tibetan Buddhist Tanka Paintings.
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As part of the Glad Academy's lecture programme and in conjunction with The Glad Café's "Fête de la France" weekend, Scotland's foremost art critic Roger Billcliffe will speak about Mackintosh's life and work in the south of France.
Location: Glasgow Women's Library, 23 Landressy Street, Glasgow G40 1BP Date(s): Sat 11 Oct & Sun 26 Oct 2014 Time(s): 2pm — 4pm Cost: £10 Tickets: Book online at http://womenslibrary.org.uk or in person at Glasgow Women's Library, 23 Landressy Street, Glasgow G40 1BP (Mon to Fri, 9.30am to 5pm) Website: www.womenslibrary.org.uk Within Garnethill’s confined boundaries we spotlight the women who pioneered European art movements, designed the banners for suffragette processions, created the first women’s Library in Scotland and made Garnethill into the most exciting cultural and multicultural hotspot in Glasgow. Garnethill is at the heart of Glasgow’s city centre but remains an unknown quarter for many. This walk takes in its grand tenements, painted gables, miniature park, synagogue and world acclaimed architectural triumphs. These and other fascinating landmarks help us to tell the stories of some of the most remarkable achievements of women in Glasgow’s history.
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Mackintosh and his Contemporaries Location: Lyon and Turnbull, 182 Bath Street, Glasgow G2 4HG Date(s): Tue 23 Sep — Fri 17 Oct 2014 Time(s): Mon to Fri: 10am — 5pm Cost: Contribution to GSA fund Tickets: Contact our Glasgow office Website: www.lyonandturnbull.com ‘Furniture, paintings, drawings and objects by Mackintosh and his contemporaries from private collections, not generally on view to the public, will be on display in the Lyon & Turnbull Glasgow office during this period following on from their J D Fergusson exhibition earlier in the year’ There will be various talks and events scheduled throughout the month. For more information please contact Linda or James in our Glasgow office on 0141 333 1992 or Glasgow@lyonandturnbull.com
Mackintosh Stained Glass Location: GCHT Office, 54 Bell Street, Glasgow G1 1Q Date(s): Wed 15 Oct 2014 Time(s): Mon to Fri: 7pm — 9pm Cost: FREE to GCHT friends / £5 donation Tickets: Please book by contacting info@glasgowhertiage.org.uk Website: www.glasgowheritage.org.uk Following the recent tragic fire at the Art School, Linda will be talking about the restoration of various original Mackintosh stained glass projects that she has been directly involved with since graduating from the Glasgow School of Art in 1983: House for an Art Lover, Glasgow School of Art, Willow Tea Rooms, Glasgow Museums and Art Galleries, and Windyhill House. Linda Cannon has been involved with various professional stained glass organizations since 1984. She is an Associate of the British Society of Master Glass Painters and for six years served on the Conservation Committee of the BSMGP, as Secretary and Accreditation Co-ordinator. Linda has served as secretary of the Icon stained glass section and as a member of the Icon-PACR committee from 2003 — 2010. 26
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Mackintosh Architecture Exhibition Travels with Mackintosh William Davidson – Art Collector Spotlight Display - Begonias Alma Mater Mackintosh and the Provand’s Lordship Society After Margaret Gesso Making exhibition Making the Willow Tea Rooms exhibition Mackintosh and His Contemporaries
The Hunterian The Hunterian The Hunterian The Hunterian Scotland Street School Museum Provand’s Lordship The Hill House The Willow Tea Rooms Lyon & Turnbull
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Full: £5, Conc: £3
14 Oct The Emperor’s New Clothes Puppet Show 14, 16 Oct October Holiday Fun – Fancy Facades 15 Oct Mackintosh Stained Glass - Talk by Linda Cannon
Mackintosh Queen’s Cross St Mungo Museum Glasgow City Heritage Trust
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15 Oct 17 Oct
The Lighthouse Glasgow Museums Resource Centre St Mungo Museum
12 21 23
FREE / Book in advance
Lunchtime Talk “On the Drawing Board”by Professor Pamela Robertson 1 — 5 Oct Glasgow Style – Guided city walking tours
The Hunterian
5
FREE
Mackintosh within the context of the Glasgow Style Rediscovering Hous’hill in Nitshill – former home of Miss Cranston, tearoom pioneer. 17 Oct Anthony Lewis, Curator of Scottish History, talks about 2 Mackintosh Drawings on display at Provands Lordship 17 Oct Making the Willow Tea Rooms: Tea, Talk & Tour 17, 18 Oct The Glasgow School of Yarn
Child: £5.95, Adult: £6.50 FREE / Drop in FREE to Friends of GCHT / £5 donation FREE / Drop in FREE / Book in advance
The Willow Tea Rooms Mackintosh Queen’s Cross
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The Glasgow School of Art
7
18 Oct
Unlooking performance at The Hill House
The Hill House
3, 4 Oct
Glasgow Miracle – Guided city walking tours
The Glasgow School of Art
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18 Oct
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£30 pp / Book in advance
The Mackintosh Church Scotland Street School Museum The Willow Tea Rooms and The Lighthouse Scotland Street School Museum and other Mackintosh venues.
16 19 8
Kelvingrove Art Gallery 20 Scotland Street School Museum 19
£10 pp / Book in advance FREE / Drop in FREE / Drop in
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Adult: £10, Conc: £6
The Lighthouse 13 The House for an Art Lover 15 Scotland Street School Museum 19
St Mungo Museum
22
FREE / Book in advance
The Willow Tea Rooms The Hunterian
11 5
Adult: £5, Child: £3.50 FREE / Drop in
Kelvingrove Art Gallery The Willow Tea Rooms The House for an Art Lover
20 11 15
£10 pp / Book in advance Adult £5 FREE / Book in advance
Kelvingrove Art Gallery
21
FREE / Booked in advance
FREE / Drop in
The Willow Tea Rooms
11
Adult: £5, Child: £3.50
The Hunterian, University of Glasgow The House for an Art Lover Kelvingrove Art Gallery
5
10 Oct
Mackintosh’s Italian Tour and Dinner Let There be Light Unlooking performances at The Willow Tea Rooms, Sauchiehall Street and The Lighthouse, Mitchell Lane Mackintosh Subway Tour – this all day tour starts at Scotland Street School Museum and visits other Mackintosh venues. Sketching Space and Place – An Introduction to Architectural Drawing Making the Willow Tea Rooms Tea, Talk & Tour Lunchtime Talk “ Mackintosh and Europe” by Dr Nicky Imrie Descriptive Tours for Visually Impaired visitors of Glasgow Style Gallery Making the Willow Tea Rooms Tea, Talk & Tour
Design for a Plant Lover one day workshop on botanical drawing in the Mackintosh style Mixed Media Life Drawing Let There be Light
The House for an Art Lover
4 Oct 4 Oct 5 Oct
Adult: £19.50, Senior & Student: £16, Under 18: £9.75 Adult: £19.50, Senior & Student: £16, Under 18: £9.75 £25 pp FREE / Drop in
Adult: £5, Child: £3.50 Prices vary / See website www.theyarncake.co.uk 8/24 Hill House entry charge
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£65 pp / Book in advance FREE / Book in advance
10 Oct
Croc Roc Night at Mackintosh Queen’s Cross
Mackintosh Queen’s Cross
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All tickets £12
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11 Oct
Glasgow Style Family Weekend – Painted Glass tealight holders
Kelvingrove Art Gallery
20
FREE / Drop in
£10 / £7 Conc Prices vary / See website www.crmsociety.com
11 Oct
Let There be Light
Scotland Street School Museum 19
FREE / Drop in
Mackintosh Queen’s Cross Mackintosh Queen’s Cross with Grand Central Hotel The Hunterian The Lighthouse
11 Oct
The Glasgow Girls of Garnethill – Women’s Heritage Walk by Glasgow Women’s Library
Glasgow Women’s Library
£10 pp
12 Oct
Unlooking performances at Scotland Street School Museum (12 noon) and Kelvingrove Art Gallery (2pm)
Scotland Street School Museum/ 8 Kelvingrove Art Gallery
FREE
12 Oct
Mackintosh Subway Tour – this all day tour starts at Scotland Street School Museum and visits other Mackintosh venues.
Scotland Street School Museum 19
Adult: £10, Conc: £6
12 Oct
Glasgow Style Family Weekend – Handpainted Cards with foil embellishment
Kelvingrove Art Gallery
20
FREE / Drop in
12 Oct
Book reading: Esther Freud “Mr Mac and Me”
The Hunterian, University of Glasgow
6
FREE
12 Oct
Mackintosh in Southern France – Talk by Roger Billcliffe in Fete de la France
The Glad Cafe
25
£5 pp
14 Oct
Making the Willow Tea Rooms Tea, Talk & Tour
The Willow Tea Rooms
11
Adult: £5, Child: £3.50
5 Oct 5 Oct 7 Oct 8 Oct 9 Oct
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FREE FREE FREE FREE (with safety deposit) FREE
Hill House entry charge FREE FREE
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18, 19 O ct Mr and Mrs Mackintosh Workshop 19 Oct Mackintosh Country Wine Tasting 19 Oct Mackintosh Subway Tour – this all day tour starts at Scotland Street School Museum and visits other Mackintosh venues. 19 Oct Life Drawing On Wood 21 Oct Making the Willow Tea Rooms: Tea, Talk & Tour 21 Oct The Story of House for an Art Lover – talk by those who designed and built the house. 22 Oct Lunchtime Talk “John Keppie, Architect” by Simon Green of CAHMS. 22 Oct Pop Up Restaurant with the Chef’s Larder 23 Oct Descriptive Tours for Visually Impaired visitors of Glasgow Style Gallery 23 Oct Music recital 23 — 26 Mackintosh at the Grand – all inclusive luxury Oct Mackintosh tour 24 Oct Drawing Inspiration from Mackintosh 24 Oct The Lighthouse Late – Music, food, drink and entertainment. 24 Oct Making the Willow Tea Rooms: Tea, Talk & Tour 25 Oct Let There be Light 26 Oct Mackintosh Subway Tour – this all day tour starts at Scotland Street School Museum and visits other Mackintosh venues. 26 Oct Bel Canto perform at Mackintosh Queen’s Cross 26 Oct Descriptive Tours for Visually Impaired visitors of Glasgow Style Gallery 26 Oct Unlooking Finale performance 29 Oct Lunchtime Talk “The Hill House – Living with a national treasure” 29 Oct Margaret MacDonal and Her Influence on the Mackintosh Style 31 Oct Drawing Inspiration from Mackintosh
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£15 pp / Book in advance Adult: £10
£15 pp
The Willow Tea Rooms 11 Scotland Street School Museum 19 Scotland Street School Museum 19
Adult: £5, Child: £3.50 FREE / Drop in Adult: £10
Mackintosh Queen’s Cross Kelvingrove Art Gallery
16 21
£10 / £7 Conc FREE / Book in advance
The House for an Art Lover The Hunterian
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FREE FREE / Drop in
The Lighthouse
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FREE / Drop in
The Hunterian
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