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Catwalk Show, Glasgow School Of Art
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IT'S ready to wear and fashion followers are ready to lap up the
cutting edge designs on display tonight.
The second night of two glamour evenings at Glasgow School of Art
again features the inventive and original designs of its third year
textiles students.
Collections have been inspired by a collaboration between fashion
and film.
The 37 designers had to t...
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Landmarks: The Glasgow School of Art
The Independent - London
; My choice would be the Glasgow School of Art. It is a rather obvious selection, for which I make no apology. I decided not to do what architects always do and go for the trendily obscure. It was designed and built by Charles Rennie Mackintosh between 1897 and 1910. Whilst it is an obviously modern
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Cool cast-offs
Evening Times
; FROM the charity shop to the catwalk - this is one fashion show that will make you think twice before throwing away unwanted clothing. Glasgow School of Art fashion students have proved the old adage that one person's trash is another person's treasure with their latest show, Reject Rag - Reborn.
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FABRIC OF SUCCESS MAUREEN ELLIS previews a triple catwalk show at Glasgow School of Art this Thursday
Evening Times
; THESE five masters students of Glasgow School of Art share a common bond with some of fashion's most exciting design talent. Like cutting-edge style dictators Matthew Williamson, Eley Kishimoto, Julien Macdonald and Glasgow's print maestro Jonathan Saunders, all five post-grads use their
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Going Out: Glasgow School of Art Degree Shows
The Scotsman
; IT'S JUNE, WHICH MEANS IT must be time for degree shows. This month three of Scotland's art schools open their doors to the public to show off the work of the new graduates. Glasgow School of Art, the alma mater of Douglas Gordon, Christine Borland, John Byrne, Steven Campbell et al, opens the
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Art exhibition celebrates work of 96-year-old
Evening Times
; GLASGOW art lovers are being invited to a special exhibition at Scotland's oldest synagogue. Work by 96-year-old Jewish artist Hannah Frank, a graduate of Glasgow School of Art, will be on display from 2pm to 4pm on Sunday. Around 26 of Hannah's signed prints will be shown in the entrance hall of
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