ArtWorks Scotland - Season 7 / Year 2012
Season 7 / Year 2012
Episodes
The Missing
The making of writer Andrew O'Hagan's and artist Graham Fagen's works on missing people.
Jack Bruce: The Man Behind the Bass
Documentary telling the story of the late bassist Jack Bruce, who fronted 60s group Cream with Eric Clapton and Ginger Baker, from a childhood in Scotland to global superstardom.
Running at the Speed of Light
This ArtWorks Scotland documentary follows the creation of NVA's hugely ambitious Speed of Light project, one of the highlights of the Edinburgh International Festival.
Big Noise on the Big Stage
The preparations for the Big Concert in June 2012, where a group of children from Stirling played alongside one of the world's most celebrated orchestras.
Peter Darrell: Scotland's Dance Pioneer
A film about Peter Darrell, the ground-breaking choreographer and the first artistic director of Scottish Ballet, who laid the foundations for the company's current success.
When Clare Grogan Met John Gordon Sinclair
In the year they both turn 50, two stars of Gregory's Girl return to the school where the film was shot to share memories of making and promoting the film as teenagers.
Annie Ross: No One But Me
An intimate and revealing ArtWorks Scotland profile of Annie Ross, who discusses her many lives from precocious child star to Parisian singer to vocal gymnast and living legend.
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