Today I went for my third visit to this fine exhibition. It's something of a companion piece to the Partick Camera Club's show at Scotland St. last year, showing a Glasgow in change - many shots of demolition/rebuilding - with great snaps of dirty-faced, snotty-nosed weans a particular highlight.
Durachdan,
Eddy
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David Peat exhibition at Trongate 103
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David Peat exhibition at Trongate 103
by dimairt » Tue Jul 03, 2012 10:30 pm
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Re: David Peat exhibition at Trongate 103
by Vinegar Tom » Sun Jul 15, 2012 9:03 pm
Well worth a visit - I have not seen faces as snotty / dirty for quite a while!
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Re: David Peat exhibition at Trongate 103
by hound dog » Sun Jul 29, 2012 6:49 pm
Vinegar Tom wrote:Well worth a visit - I have not seen faces as snotty / dirty for quite a while!
Definitely - went this afternoon and some super photos of Glasgow kids in 1968 having a great time playing out of doors prior to the age of mobile phones / ipods etc and against a backdrop of partly/wholly demolished buildings. Finishes on the 5th August.
And for those with a sweet tooth I would recommend "once Upon a Tart" just across the road from gallery in King St.......
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