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This is the time of year when Art Schools showcase student鈥檚 work and on Tuesday, Janice will be finding out how art colleges have risen to the challenge of adapting their physical degree shows to deliver online. We hear from art critic Jan Patience who has seen the Glasgow School of Art show, Hayley Irving, a student from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design and Mal Burkinshaw, Programme Director of Fashion at Edinburgh College of Art.
Terri White is Editor-in-Chief of Empire magazine and will chat to Janice about her 鈥渞aw and unflinchingly honest鈥� memoir 鈥楥oming Undone鈥�. Growing up in a household of poverty, Terri endured sexual and physical abuse and her success defied all expectations.
Our Make a Difference interview on Tuesday is with Sculptor Mark Coreth who has teamed up with Greyfriars Kirk to develop a DIY sculpture pack enabling people to make their own 鈥楲ockdown Bobbie鈥� at home.
We hear from Director Alasdair Satchel about his project 鈥業slands in Film鈥� which documents life under lockdown for one week on the islands of Mull, Iona, Ulva and Gometra using footage provided by 75 locals.
Our Tuesday Reviewers, Scott Bryan, Bronwen Livingstone and Gayle Anderson give us their thoughts on 鈥樎槎乖寂膍ade鈥�, a new collection of short films created in quarantine by celebrated filmmakers around the world; The Kemps 鈥� All True a spoof documentary starring Gary and Martin Kemp playing themselves recording a new album; and from Channel 4, Celebrity Snoop Dogs, a new format show when we get a peek inside the locked-down houses of well-known faces around the country via Go-Pro cameras attached to the owner鈥檚 dogs.