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The Glasgow School of Art will proceed with a Degree Show for students of Design and Architecture as planned, with special arrangements put in place for students in the School of Fine Art it was confirmed on 3 June. The MFA show will also take place in the Glue Factory as planned.
“Last week’s events had a significant impact on the GSA,” said Professor Tom Inns, (Director of The Glasgow School of Art). “But I am pleased to confirm that the GSA Degree Show for our Architecture and Design students will go ahead as planned. This will offer the public not only the opportunity to see work by a new generation of creative talent but also the first chance to visit our award winning Reid Building.”
“It has been a particularly challenging time for our Fine Art students and this exhibition ensures that although they are unable to stage a Degree Show at this time they are able to join with their fellow students across the campus in our annual showcase of creativity and innovation.” The School of Fine Art, whose students were significantly impacted by the fire in the Mackintosh Building, will be represented in a special exhibition in McLellan Galleries which will run concurrently with Design and Architecture Degree Shows.
Article written by Brian Shillibeer | Published 03 June 2014
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