Tourist attraction, museum and cultural asset, or educational facility? Changing attitudes to working practices at the Glasgow School of Art

Trowles, Peter

Tourist attraction, museum and cultural asset, or educational facility? Changing attitudes to working practices at the Glasgow School of Art

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Trowles, Peter (2015) Tourist attraction, museum and cultural asset, or educational facility? Changing attitudes to working practices at the Glasgow School of Art. In: Art Nouveau and Ecology: Miscellany. Reseau Art Nouveau Network/Ministry of Brussels-Capital Region, Brussels, pp. 153-155.
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Tourist attraction, museum and cultural asset, or educational facility? Changing attitudes to working practices at the Glasgow School of Art

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Verkruyssen, Arlette

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Trowles, Peter

Abstract:

The Charles Rennie Mackintosh-designed Glasgow School of Art is now recognised as one of Europe’s most iconic buildings. It continues to attract record numbers of cultural tourists but as “the only art school in the world where the building is worthy of the subject", the actions of its staff and students who continue to use the building as a place of work and study is increasingly under the spotlight.

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http://www.artnouveau-net.eu

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Art Nouveau, Europe, Heritage, Ecology

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2015

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Published

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European Union (Culture 2007-2013 Programme)

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Book Section

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3968

Date Deposited:

12 Jan 2016 09:31

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12 Jan 2016 09:31

Deposited By:

Peter Trowles

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