An edition of Garnethill International Cooking Pot (1976)

Garnethill International Cooking Pot

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Cover of: Garnethill International Cooking Pot by compiled by: Christina Cunningham: Illustration by: John Kraska
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An edition of Garnethill International Cooking Pot (1976)

Garnethill International Cooking Pot

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A collection of recipes contributed by people of the Garnethill area of Glasgow to celebrate the many nationalities who lived there. Designed and printed by the residents themselves in the Third Eye Centre gallery during the Garnethill Exhibition, 1976. This large scale 'community-based' exhibition about Garnethill's past, present and future ran for a month and attracted 17,000 visitors. The front cover and the page layouts were designed by Garnethill artist John Kraska. Amongst those who physically printed the edition were Tena (Georgina) Cummings, and John Kraska.

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Third Eye Centre & Garnethill residents.
Language
English
Pages
25

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Subjects
Third Eye Centre, CCA, Glasgow, Garnethill, Garnethill Exhibition, 1976, Glasgow Miracle, Garnethill Community Council, Tom McGrath, John Kraska

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Cover of: Garnethill International Cooking Pot
Garnethill International Cooking Pot
November 1976, Third Eye Centre & Garnethill residents.
A4, unbound: three staples on spine in English
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Published in
Glasgow, Scotland

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Dewey Decimal Class
641.5

Contributors

Contributor
including: Mrs R. McIntosh, Andrew Porter, Mrs M. Herman, Cecelia Fazzi, Mrs Ashgar, Berg Milroy, Anthony Finnegan, Hock-Aun Teh

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Format
A4, unbound: three staples on spine
Number of pages
25
Dimensions
11 x 8 x 1/4 inches

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OL14076230M

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August 21, 2012 Edited by John Kraska Added new cover
August 21, 2012 Created by John Kraska Created link to archive project at CCA/GSA, Glasgow. Added background information, design credits, cover image, selected contributers, tags.