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The BBC did pay £350,000 pounds for the piece but it's most likely part of the 1% for Art Policy. Buildings or developments which are over a certain value, reserve a percentage [normally one percent] of the full construction costs for art work, normally public art pieces.

I went to see the new public art work at the BBC Headquarters tonight, the artist Toby Patterson is hoping the Glasgow public will give the piece a nickname...any ideas? http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa90/alburt100/TobyPaterson1.jpg http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa90/alburt100/TobyPaterson...

There is an interesting post on the Scottish Architecture website, by an Architect about the Clyde Redevelopment. Who is responsible for the disgrace that is being heralded as the "regeneration" of the Clyde? We were passing big shiny standalone buildings where formerly there had been a se...

Hello Hidden Glasgow,

I live in the Southside, Cessnock to be precise, and I am a member of Southside Happenings, a blog about the southside, what's going on etc.

I've been a fan of Hidden Glasgow for along time, and thought it was about time I signed up.

New Victoria Gardens Annual Show - 18th August 2pm-5pm on Sunday What green fingers we Southsiders doth have. We just remembered that someone from the New Victoria Gardens in Pollokshields had given us the above flyer when we were at the Bungo in the Back lanes the other month. Their display that da...