Portrait of a Gallery - The Scottish Gallery
Portrait of a Gallery - The Scottish Gallery
Portrait of a Gallery - The Scottish Gallery
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Bruce McLean (b.1944)<br />
New Acquisitions 1991 screenprint (ed. 2/300) 15 x 21 cms<br />
McLean attended the Glasgow School <strong>of</strong> Art from 1961-1963 and then St Martin’s for a further three years,<br />
studying under Anthony Caro. He emerged as one <strong>of</strong> the most influential multi-disciplinarian artists <strong>of</strong><br />
his generation and latterly at the Slade School as a hugely influential figure on the emerging generation<br />
<strong>of</strong> YBAs. For his Edinburgh Festival exhibition in 1986 he produced screenprints, poster paintings on<br />
photographic paper, monotypes, ceramic bowls and plates (<strong>of</strong>f which we banqueted after the PV) and<br />
enormous paintings whose arrival at 94 George Street necessitated the removal <strong>of</strong> the front door jamb,<br />
courtesy <strong>of</strong> our framer Terry McCue up a ladder with a saw. He also conducted two performances: one at<br />
George Street, and a second at <strong>The</strong> Fruitmarket <strong>Gallery</strong>, to a packed and enthralled Festival audience.<br />
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