This looks incredible!
A stunning installation in one of Glasgow's most picturesque churches is bringing the city's residents face to face with a beautiful miniature replica of the planet Earth suspended in the air.
The event is part of the Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society's 50th anniversary at its home at Queen’s Cross. May 31 – 'Lost Map under Gaia' will showcase music from the record label, Lost Map, based on the Isle of Eigg. Acts performing are Amy May Ellis ; Pictish Trail ; L.T. Leif and Lost Map DJs. Tuesday, June 6 – Under the Skin - a 2013 science fiction directed by Jonathan Glazer, loosely based on the 2000 novel by Michael Faber.
Speaking about the lineup of events, director of the CRM Society,Stuart Robertson, said:“We’re thrilled to unveil the magnificent Gaia installation and welcome visitors to see this stunning spectacle and enjoy our exciting 50th-anniversary events. We have a packed programme of exhibitions, concerts, talks and film nights under Gaia. Whether you’ve been to Mackintosh Queen’s Cross before, or are visiting for the first time, we look forward to welcoming you.
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