Andrew Cranston

And I, of course, was absolutely amazed, but it was almost so overwhelming I couldn't really respond in a kind of way because I'd really had a relationship to him through reproduction.

You know, it was kind of like in books and pouring over the details.

Someone was actually looking at the actual things.

I felt I was performing in a kind of way.

It's almost as if there's nothing quite like seeing someone by surprise.

you go into a museum and you don't expect it, you've forgotten or you never knew that a certain work was there.

And, you know, and it can be just such a sort of fresh and original kind of, yeah.

So, you know, I love postcards.

Which museum do you visit most frequently?

I go to the Hunterian Museum in Glasgow, probably the most.

It's kind of Kelvin Grove a bit, but Hunterian is kind of sort of my favourite museum in Glasgow.

It is.

It's small and very intimate in a way.

It's often just a few paintings that I look at.

Chardin.

They have an interesting contemporary programme as well, actually, now.

So I think it's a museum that's...

got some people running it who are really engaged with a collection because there's interesting tiny changes happen i know it's from week to week you know sometimes where somebody's just moved a painting from there to there you know yeah i love it it's part of my routine a wee bit

Yeah, absolutely.

It's a museum that's just kind of on the street in a way, part of the university.