Alasdair Gray
0-70 for Artworks Scotland (BBC Scotland)
A documentary
Cameron made for BBC Scotland on the artisitc life Alasdair Gray, the
writer and artist.
Grilled by his greatest critic, Gray tells us of his early influences
and how he came to be the writer and artist we know today.
Plaudits and criticisms abound here culminating with film of Gray working
on the Oran Mor mural.
You can watch
the Film in its entirety on Kevin Cameron's Vimeo Pages by clicking
the thumbnail below.
However, you
can also watch this film in sequencial short clips from YouTube
by clicking the relevant thumbnail below (in lower resolution).
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| Jonah
and the Whale Gray
restores one of his own murals in a private house, hidden under wallpaper for
40 years. This
is a clip from a longer project screened in the UK that was nominated for a Scottish
Bafta in 2002. It was shot on a hand cranked clockwork camera.
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Unlikely Murals
... Mostly
A 25 minute documentary about Alasdair Gray's mural work.
You can watch the Film in two, high quality, parts on Kevin Cameron's
Vimeo Pages by clicking the following links:
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You
can also watch Unlikely Murals ... Mostly in sequencial short clips from
YouTube by clicking the relevant thumbnail above (in lower resolution).
The
first sequence mainly concentrates on the discovery of his Jonah and
the Whale mural in a private flat in Glasgow's west end.
The second sequence is mainly concerned with Alasdair's mural in
the Scottish-Soviet Friendship Society.
The third clip features Alasdair's mural in the Ubiquitous Chip
and the restoration of Jonah and Whale.
Part 4 looks at the ceiling painting in Abbott House in Dunfermline.
The final sequence is mainly concerned with the restoration of
the Jonah work and Gray's hopes for the future.
The project was nominated for best documentary in the Scottish 2002 BAFTA's.
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