Just a reminder that this Wednesday is the All-Grain Brewing Demo, the first of the Pub School event-series. Please come by the Market Gallery, the event will run from 5-9pm. Bring yourself a snack or dinner and some beer!
See more information about it here.
Also, I've just designed the layout for the Market Gallery Pub. I'll be utilizing some old whiskey barrels, thanks to the Glasgow Wood Recycling, an awesome non-profit that creates all sorts of home-products from reusable wood. I'll also be building a few picnic tables. I don't want to spoil the surprise now, but once I start building everything I'll send you all a few pictures.
Lastly, feel free to check out my twitter page. I post all sorts of updates about my time in Glasgow and the UK beers I've been drinking that I don't think will ever make it to the blog.
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Glasgow Beer and Pub Project is a six-week socially engaged art and field-research project into Glasgow's beer industry and pub culture. The research will lead to the creation of participatory artworks for the Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art at The Market Gallery and other public venues.
Included in the programming is Pub School, an educational event series exploring the aesthetics of beer and brewing in Glasgow, and the Market Gallery Pub, a one night pub that will present Scotland-based homebrewed beers as artworks.
Stay tuned by clicking the subscription links below. If you would like to participate in any of the events, please contact ericmsteen(at)gmail(dot)com.
Included in the programming is Pub School, an educational event series exploring the aesthetics of beer and brewing in Glasgow, and the Market Gallery Pub, a one night pub that will present Scotland-based homebrewed beers as artworks.
Stay tuned by clicking the subscription links below. If you would like to participate in any of the events, please contact ericmsteen(at)gmail(dot)com.
Press
Calum Cragie, current president of the Scottish Craft Brewers, wrote a review and published it through Brewer's Contact, a journal of the Craft Brewing Association. The article can be found here.
Culturehall wrote an article about the work of Eric Steen, featuring pictures from the Market Gallery Pub and briefly mentioning the project. Read it here.
Culturehall wrote an article about the work of Eric Steen, featuring pictures from the Market Gallery Pub and briefly mentioning the project. Read it here.
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PUB SCHOOL
Pub School is a weekly educational event-series that explores the aesthetics of beer and brewing in Glasgow. Beer making is an art form that influences our daily routines more than one might initially realize. Drinking beer, as pointed out by conceptual artist Tom Marioni is a social lubricant and I would add that it is also a social glue. The act of drinking a good beer, although a small action, is inherently a form of activism; it is a social act with political side-effects as it helps build community, place, and interest in local business. For the Pub School, the public is invited to consider the blurring of art and beer by taking part in homebrewing demos, beer sampling sessions, lectures, presentations, pub-crawls, and more.
Every Wednesday in April
@Market Gallery (334 Duke St., Glasgow)
April 7 - All-Grain Brewing Demo 5-9pm
April 14 - Selected Readings About Beer - 7pm
April 21 - Meet the Brewer: Scott Williams - 7pm
April 28 - WEST Brewery Tour - 7pm*
April 30 - Market Gallery Pub - 6-10pm
MARKET GALLERY PUB
The Market Gallery Pub is an all-senses, one-night, experiential installation where the public is invited to sample craft beers created in the Market Gallery and from homebrewers throughout Scotland. The beers, made specially for this event, will be presented as works of art. One beer will be selected to be reproduced on the brewing system at Williams Bros Brewing.
@Market Gallery (334 Duke St., Glasgow)
April 30 - 6-10pm - Opening night, drinks served
May 1-15 - Installation on view
PUB SCHOOL
Pub School is a weekly educational event-series that explores the aesthetics of beer and brewing in Glasgow. Beer making is an art form that influences our daily routines more than one might initially realize. Drinking beer, as pointed out by conceptual artist Tom Marioni is a social lubricant and I would add that it is also a social glue. The act of drinking a good beer, although a small action, is inherently a form of activism; it is a social act with political side-effects as it helps build community, place, and interest in local business. For the Pub School, the public is invited to consider the blurring of art and beer by taking part in homebrewing demos, beer sampling sessions, lectures, presentations, pub-crawls, and more.
Every Wednesday in April
@Market Gallery (334 Duke St., Glasgow)
April 7 - All-Grain Brewing Demo 5-9pm
April 14 - Selected Readings About Beer - 7pm
April 21 - Meet the Brewer: Scott Williams - 7pm
April 28 - WEST Brewery Tour - 7pm*
April 30 - Market Gallery Pub - 6-10pm
MARKET GALLERY PUB
The Market Gallery Pub is an all-senses, one-night, experiential installation where the public is invited to sample craft beers created in the Market Gallery and from homebrewers throughout Scotland. The beers, made specially for this event, will be presented as works of art. One beer will be selected to be reproduced on the brewing system at Williams Bros Brewing.
@Market Gallery (334 Duke St., Glasgow)
April 30 - 6-10pm - Opening night, drinks served
May 1-15 - Installation on view
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