Sheena McGregor
Working with John Byrne to make an edition in the St Vincent Crescent Workshop
Clip Title | Working with John Byrne to make an edition in the St Vincent Crescent Workshop |
Interviewee Name | Sheena McGregor |
Interviewee Role | Founding member of Glasgow Print Studio in 1972 and ran the workshop in the first premises, alongside Beth Fisher. |
Interviewer Name | Kerry Patterson |
Interview Date | 12 June 2013 |
Clip Length | 0 minutes 39 seconds |
Transcription
SM: John Byrne was one of the first. He uh, he was the first person I remember that actually worked at St Vincent Crescent. He’s the only one I think who was involved at that point. I think other people probably came in once they were in Ingram Street. But, I remember John coming up to - er, my mum had to come and look after the baby [laughs]. And I had to come down with John and I think Robert [Paul] did some of the printing. Beautiful prints. There was one of a big cow.
KP: I’ve heard about this and - but I’ve never seen a picture of it.
SM: It was a wonderful print. I remember John talking about, seeing somebody riding on a cow and it jumping [laughs] It’s just a really silly story but it was funny. He was always such um, good company.