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Glasgow Film Festival Tae Think Again: Re-thinking Identity in Contemporary Scotland

Wed 26 February 2014

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A response to the upcoming referendum on Scottish independence, this symposium curated by artist Rachel Maclean intends to delve deeper than a simple yes/no debate and look at the broader social, cultural and historical background to contemporary Scottish national identity. The event will include
 a screening of the artist’s recent work The Lion and the Unicorn, which playfully re-imagines Jeremy Paxman and Alex Salmond as the film’s titular heraldic characters.


Rachel won the Festival’s 2013 Margaret Tait Award, and her resulting film A Whole New World is screening on Mon 24 February, 9.30pm.


Crossing the Line 1h45m approx, N/C 12+, Tae Think Again was originally developed as a symposium co-commissioned by Edinburgh Art Festival and Edinburgh Printmakers,


Image: The Queen by Rachel Maclean, 2013, courtesy of the artist and Edinburgh Printmakers.


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6.30pm, FREE on the door, Festival Club
Admission will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.