Opening times: During Glasgow International: Monday- Saturday 10am till 5pm,
Thursdays late night opening until 8pm, Sundays 12noon till 5pm.
From 4th May: Tuesday- Saturday 10am till 5pm, Sundays 12noon till 5pm

‘Interrun’ was originally made in 1986 for ‘EventSpace 1’ at Glasgow’s Transmission Gallery. This version is an approximation of the original combined with a second version that was commissioned by Video Positive and installed at TATE Liverpool in 1989. The work is a multi channel ‘video wall’ (with sound by Lei Cox), in which angles and planes of the Scottish landscape are dispersed over the monitors. The images suggest one whole image, made up of successive distinct shots and sub-grids.

“As a pure example of ‘landscape video’ in Partridge’s output, ‘Interrun’ is in the larger tradition of landscape art - and on the grand scale. It also shares the radical re-visioning of landscape pioneered by such structural filmmakers as Chris Welsby and William Raban, and akin to the cut-up videos of the later-eighties and beyond, this piece takes up the complex ‘montage within the frame’ as well as rapid-cutting, but here in a new media context.”
Al Rees

Stephen Partridge is an artist and an academic researcher. He is the principal investigator on the project REWIND, and was in the ‘landmark’ video shows of the 1970s. During the eighties he exhibited widely and also became interested in works for broadcast television. He established the School of Television & Imaging at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design (University of Dundee). He is presently Professor of Media Art and Dean of Research, responsible for the research leadership of the College.