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We are the National Galleries of Scotland and our three Edinburgh galleries are the National, Modern and Portrait. We house and look after Scotland’s amazing world-class art collection. Step inside and discover international masterpieces from Botticelli and Titian to the very best modern art and contemporary portraits of pop culture icons. And, as you’d expect, the world’s best collection of Scottish art.
We’re a space for thinking, dreaming, doing and playing. Soak up the art. Meet friends in the cafés. Have a family picnic around the sculptures in the Modern grounds. Watch our amazing art films. Choose your own experience. There is no one way to enjoy Scotland’s national collection.
We’re a space for thinking, dreaming, doing and playing. Soak up the art. Meet friends in the cafés. Have a family picnic around the sculptures in the Modern grounds. Watch our amazing art films. Choose your own experience. There is no one way to enjoy Scotland’s national collection.
Making Space For Art: working as an art store manager
What happens to paintings when they're not on display? Where do we keep them? And who decides where they go? In Making Space For Art, Holly Prentice tells us about her role as art store manager.
Working With Art is a new series from the National Galleries of Scotland, where we delve into the different roles across our galleries. We ask what do people do in an art gallery? What's happening behind the scenes? And what's it really like to work with art?
Produced by the National Galleries of Scotland, with music by Alex Johnston and sound mixed by Jenny Ek. Special thanks to all staff who participated in production.
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Working With Art is a new series from the National Galleries of Scotland, where we delve into the different roles across our galleries. We ask what do people do in an art gallery? What's happening behind the scenes? And what's it really like to work with art?
Produced by the National Galleries of Scotland, with music by Alex Johnston and sound mixed by Jenny Ek. Special thanks to all staff who participated in production.
Facebook: nationalgalleries/
Twitter (X): NatGalleriesS...
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Moving Art: working as an art handler
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How do we move art? What does an art handler do? And what makes a good one? In Moving Art, Thomas Anderson speaks to us about his role as an art handling technician. Working With Art is a new series from the National Galleries of Scotland, where we delve into the different roles across our galleries. We ask what do people do in an art gallery? What's happening behind the scenes? And what's it r...
Preserving Art: working as a paintings conservator
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What happens if artworks are damaged? Who restores them? And what lies under the surface of paintings? In Preserving Art, Lorraine Maule tells us about her role as a paintings conservator. Working With Art is a new series from the National Galleries of Scotland, where we delve into the different roles across our galleries. We ask what do people do in an art gallery? What's happening behind the ...
Danny North: A Portrait of Eigg
Просмотров 450Месяц назад
In 2016 - 2017 photographer Danny North visited the Hebridean island of Eigg and started a project to capture the people and their way of life. The portraits that emerged capture the islanders in their homes and the incredible beauty of the island itself. This film explores how Danny got to know, and fall in love with, the small tight-knit community of only 100 residents and how his year on the...
This painting 'evokes a smell to me and what I want to cook with it' | Tony Singh | Perspectives
Просмотров 11 тыс.Месяц назад
In this episode of Perspectives, Chef Tony Singh, joins Freya Spoor, in front of an artwork at the National Galleries of Scotland that caught his eye - The Vegetable Stall by William York Macgregor. This is one of many conversations, offering fresh perspectives on artworks in our galleries. Brilliant creative thinkers choose a work they love and share their way of seeing art and our world. Tony...
How Artists Respond to Conflict
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.2 месяца назад
The true power of art that grapples with conflict is ultimately its ability to explore the otherwise unexplorable, providing an outlet for experiences, a way of working through issues. In this video, we explore the ways that artists have depicted warfare and conflicts throughout history - and as warfare and conflicts change and evolve, how too has the art created alongside it? Alongside war pho...
Taking inspiration from mid 1800s photography | Sara Sheridan | Perspectives
Просмотров 4,7 тыс.3 месяца назад
In this episode of Perspectives, writer and activist Sara Sheridan, joins Grainne Rice, in front of a photograph by Hill and Adamson at the National Galleries of Scotland that caught her eye. This is one of many conversations, offering fresh perspectives on artworks in our galleries. Brilliant creative thinkers choose a work they love and share their way of seeing art and our world. Sara Sherid...
How Artists Respond to Class
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.3 месяца назад
There’s this series of engravings by William Hogarth, depicting a young man who comes into an inherited fortune - think Pip from Great Expectations - innocently gazing around the townhouse of his tight-fisted father. Hogarth's work so often comments on the trappings of class and he was only one of many artists throughout history that used art to criticise and even break down barriers in society...
Do Ho Suh, Tracing Time
Просмотров 5 тыс.4 месяца назад
‘Drawing is the perfect tool for me to flesh out crazy ideas…’ An animated response to the sketchbooks of one of the world’s leading contemporary artists, Do Ho Suh. Born in South Korea, Do Ho Suh spent decades working in New York, before moving to London. His work asks questions about the meaning of home and identity: what do we carry with us as we move around the world? Every artwork in Suh’s...
Karine Polwart explores the connection between art, language, poetry and song.
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.4 месяца назад
In this episode of Perspectives, singer songwriter Karine Polwart, joins Greag Mac a'tSaoir, in front of a map of Scotland like no other, The Hidden Place by Thomas A. Clark. This is one of many conversations, offering fresh perspectives on artworks in our galleries. Brilliant creative thinkers choose a work they love and share their way of seeing art and our world. As a singer, songwriter, com...
Graham McTavish and The Sailing of the Emigrant Ship | Perspectives
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.5 месяцев назад
In this episode of Perspectives, actor and author Graham McTavish, joins Robin Ballie, in front of an artwork at the National Galleries of Scotland that caught his eye - The Sailing of the Emigrant Ship by William McTaggart. This is one of many conversations, offering fresh perspectives on artworks in our galleries. Brilliant creative thinkers choose a work they love and share their way of seei...
Richard Long's A Line Made by Walking | Amanda Thomson | Perspectives
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Richard Long's A Line Made by Walking | Amanda Thomson | Perspectives
Printmaking Techniques & Processes: Screenprinting
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Printmaking Techniques & Processes: Screenprinting
Printmaking Techniques & Processes: Etching
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Printmaking Techniques & Processes: Etching
Printmaking Techniques & Processes: Linocut
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Printmaking Techniques & Processes: Linocut
Mary, Queen of Scots, embroidery and the language of power | Clare Hunter | Perspectives
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Mary, Queen of Scots, embroidery and the language of power | Clare Hunter | Perspectives
Rachel Maclean on a 'profoundly weird' painting by Joseph Noel Paton | Perspectives
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Rachel Maclean on a 'profoundly weird' painting by Joseph Noel Paton | Perspectives
Outlander's John Bell discovers the work of a fellow Glasgow Boy | Perspectives
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Outlander's John Bell discovers the work of a fellow Glasgow Boy | Perspectives
How artists respond to the Climate Crisis
Просмотров 2,9 тыс.10 месяцев назад
How artists respond to the Climate Crisis
Pas Mèche as seen by a Musician/Composer | Francis Macdonald | Perspectives
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.11 месяцев назад
Pas Mèche as seen by a Musician/Composer | Francis Macdonald | Perspectives
Performing 'Service to Empire', by Maud Sulter
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Performing 'Service to Empire', by Maud Sulter
Alberta Whittle: accomplices in collaboration
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Alberta Whittle: accomplices in collaboration
A Taste for Impressionism | Modern French Art from Millet to Matisse
Просмотров 5 тыс.Год назад
A Taste for Impressionism | Modern French Art from Millet to Matisse
One of the few artist I can stand to listen to. So honest and entertaining! There's that nasty word... I defy you to find another artist who can say so much right off the top of his head! Maybe Hockney?
How can you tell that someone’s wearing a GREEN carnation in a historic photo when it’s black & white? Answer: You can’t.
By using colonization.
Colorization
@@bird5485 "Colorization"? You mean green ink painted on a black & white photo when it was new in the 1890s? Or modern digital colorizing of a photo for this video?
@hebneh digital colorization is done on films, not photos. Colorization of a photo is done in a completely different way.
Some woman thanks Sandra
I thought by the title she meant “retail store/shop manager”. She is a storage & logs manager of fine art. Lovely lady with a fun job!
All she did was help a wee French based Scot do a cowardly runner. Nae sweat😂😂😂😂
everyone is here for their art class and I am here for my literature studies. 🥴
He was also a witch hater
British radio program from the 50's called Around The Horn included a bunch of coded phrases passed as comedy. very interesting stuff worth a check out. british radio is also just cool history in and of itself
There’s more to The Story, and Misinformation and Disinformation have been covering it up, since even BEFORE The Time of Jesus. King Oberon closed off The Faery Kingdom from The Human Realm because The Humans were using HOARDABLE Money, which feeds The Beast; USURY. The little black character has nothing to do with the problem. Faery Money DECAYS , like everything else Natural it is not HOARDABLE. It allows for continuous uninterrupted REFINEMENT of everything. I would love to collaborate with you, I’m sure we could reveal lots of interesting facts which need to be brought to Light. 💜 Angel NicGillicuddy
Loving this series!! It is so rare to get insights from such a diverse set of roles that are not always talked about.
This as a career never even occurred to me. Of course art gets moved around and it must be done with steady precision. This guy has such a calmness. I imagine he’s an excellent Art Handler and dart player, steady hands.
nice video!
What an erudite speaker without a note!
Many thanks for posting 💗💗💗
Fascinating, thanks for sharing.
that is lovely to listen to music that was inspired by the painting. also the painting is quite remarkable, how well it captures the energy of the young boy.
Beautiful collection, but having been trained in book restoration, and having restored books from the special collections of universities, I'm wondering why you are handling them without cotton gloves. Oils and acids are very easily transferred to paper.
Most of the people I've seen in real life painting or doing other art is mostly women.
Fantastic history!👍🏻
Oh wow 🙌
💚🛌🍸
This is so fascinating <3 thank you
Ironic considering you won’t showcase or support those expressing current atrocities Have institutions no moral compass
name of the painting?
The Vegetable Stall by William York Macgregor www.nationalgalleries.org/art-and-artists/5106
Wow
So interesting. Learned a lot.
Great video
Thank you for making these videos
Ken Currie and Francis Bacon are huge inspiration.
Thank you for this! 😍
There are thousands/millions of women artists. It's that the canon-makers are men with no respect for women, artists or not.
0:11 green carnation 1:20 peacock feather 2:10 handkerchief code 2:41 nautical star tattoo(lesbian 2:48 lambda GAA 2:53 lavender rhino 3:15 pink triangle 4:30 antiquity 5:26 Sapho 5:45 polari 6:54 queer aesthetic 8:05 flowers 8:41 less need of code but still there 9:15 the present
peacocks also historically symbolized vanity and pride
Motion Picture code sets
Here is a thing, one of my ancestors fought at Glen Shiel, on the Jacobite side, but he was Spanish. And possibly another irony is that I’m an Oginski ( through my Maternal side) and they were hetmen for the Kings of Poland & the Polish Lithuanian Confederation. The Family were made Dynastic Princes by the Holy Roman Emperor in the mid to late 1400’s. It can be a funny Old World,
Haaaaa y’all wild AF to believe this nonsense! King James was a so called Black man! Please understand this! m.ruclips.net/video/buVRZitz8T0/видео.html
I was expecting Lord of the Rings and I got Pacific Rim. NOT a bad thing.
Good work❤
Brilliant video.
I've heard that some gay men and lesbians in the United States are going back to the world of secret codes and private parties because the official LGBTQXYZ establishment is run by straight people and homophobes. Lesbians don't want to go to a bar where a straight bloke in a dress will harass them and call them a TERF when they decline his advances.
Erhm... the definition of the polari word 'naff' is very incorrect. Its an abbreviation that meant straight men: Not Available For Fucking.
You went this whole fucking video and didn't mention trans people ONCE??? You mentioned gay men and lesbians during the holocaust, but didn't mention that trans people were the FIRST people targeted by the Nazis. Of course this was made by a bunch of brits. Terf island is a disgrace.
Trying to look up artist ‘Ty Erba’ ?? Don’t know how name is spelt
i never heard of lambda being used in science as energy. Usually it stands for wavelength
Please: "Simple women"? Please consider not using "simple" to describe anyone. It has a bad political history.
Why is Cahun referred to as “they” when apparently she consistently referred to herself in her writings as “she”? She’s not around to take on the recently adopted alternative pronouns so I don’t think it’s correct to posthumously assign them to her, even if she did claim to be “gender fluid”.
this is a great video
I went to the Do Ho Suh exhibition at Modern One, Edinburgh, yesterday... absolutely loved it particularly the large works incorporating coloured threads, and sketchbooks are always fascinating.
Wonder if Churchill or Stalin would've shot themselves in a bunker if they had lost the war