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If these yoohas studied for proper, useful degrees they would’ve known that canvas and papier mache burns . Limmy’s joke : my mate got a dream job at the glass school of art…….. a firefighter 😂

This deserves more views!

Thanks for making this it helped a lot

Love this. My grandfather is Thomas Tait so its great to see his work.

Everything is drenched in rhetoric but were's the Art?

I have an original copy of the programme/guide for this event, and it makes for fascinating reading for someone like me who is obsessed with the 1930's. I bought it from a charity shop for a couple of pounds.

I came to this 3-D depiction of the 1938 Empire Exhibition via circuitous route: "All Creatures Great and Small", 2021 Series 2, Episode 1 quickly shows James Herriot passing under 1938 Empire Exhibition posters while he's visiting Glasgow. A Wikipedia article about the Exhibition includes a link to this video. I would love to see an updated version of this 3-D simulation that utilizes today's technology. That said, this 3-D video was well done.

god i wish we could have seen Alisdair Gray's mermaid!

I can't tell if the music choice is ironical

Great thank you! 😊

fabulous work!!

I'd love to see some open lectures!

This is remarkable!

this is great - but 480 pixel max resolution ??

Hi...I m from India and of the subscriber of your vlog.i just want to know is there any international scholarships for masters degree programs? Thank you.

why are there no subtitles?😅😳😅

I enjoyed the talk, thanks.

It looks beautiful! Wish I could have been there

Anyone going to this course?

Amazing what was achieved and then lost. Taking a walk in this park now there aren’t even echos of this. well done for the work in 3d

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This is wonderful, managing such an engaging performance in this format is so inspiring, thank you!

Love this, thanks for sharing!

Sheer joy.

Thank you so much for doing this

Thank you so much!

If the building had been looked after and not used as a kicking post, it would still be here.

why did they only leave the palace of art my dad told me they took down the tall ahead of its time tower because of the war American soldiers also set up camp in the park excellent video

Amazing stuff. whats your Favourite type of music? Also, I want to be friends xd

like this fine Arts Documentary great Co.

Looks Jim...Netherlands! Are you sure?I'm not guaranteed okay, cause you ask in IRAQ 1994, hmm yes for ngentot...

Looking forward to studying at the campus in doing what a love is a non exaggeration of many dreams coming true in every aspect of life. Eventhough I reluctantly had to wait due to my personal health. Torrens University flexibility has been helpful in every aspect in getting back to the campus student life in Branded Fashion degree and post degree aspirations for me in obtaining my own fashion label and boutique including my own fashion line. I will definitely chose my subjects next week.

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Any Masters Degree in the same field?

So modern my father attended age 16 what must he have thought of such clean lines compared to the inner city of Aberdeen where he lived.

I saw the School in 1972. The exterior stonework back then was black from coal soot. It's ironic that even after the fire the walls are so beautiful. I hope they can be saved and the school can be rebuilt.

Worth watching.

Interesting. Thanks for putting it on youtube.

The loss of all this is almost akin to the loss of a person, so multidimensional. I don't even have any direct personal affiliation with it, and I feel such a deep sadness about it.

It's on fire again for the second time in four years. I am absolutely devastated.

This is wonderful! I bought some postcards from the Exhibition recently, and was trying to picture it more vividly. This has given me a much better impression of what it must have been like. Thank you!

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House for an Art lover is still there also.

Wut.

A wonderful school and still a wonderful conglomeration of spaces to learn. The now destroyed Library was an extraordinary space, hung from above. C R Mackintosh was always experimental. His approach seems to have inspired generations of students. How may we contribute outside the UK and EU to the rebuilding? Anyone?

@Anon A. Mouse The archive was saved and also 70% of the other contents including a large amount of the student work. There are conservators working to retrieve the final year students presentations, who were due to present their work 5 hours after fire broke out. This is a working Art College which obviously requires electricity, how else do you expect people to work in there? A somewhat silly comment from you.

And now - extensively damaged by a May 2014 fire with possible loss of Mackintosh archive and ongoing student work. Looks like the college's everyday utilitarian usage allows for too lazy an eye and a relaxation of respect by those daily privileged to perambulate without a second thought within exquisite designed corridors and halls failed to see that an electric switch needed to be turned off ...

Watching this beautiful video the day after the tragic fire destroyed much of what is seen here. Hope now that the future restoration will bring its heart back. Although it's such a shame so much is irreplaceable ........I've been so lucky to have attended many classes here and hold it dear....

So tragic that an iconic architectural Charles Rennie Mackintosh masterpiece Glasgow College of Art housing archive of Mackintosh pattern books has/maybe been lost, and much prescient student work besides, in a devastating recent conflagration.