Randolph House, 4 Charlotte Lane, EH2 4QZ 31 July - 8 August, 23-31 August, Mon-Sun, 11am-5pm For his Edinburgh Art Festival show, Roderick Buchanan moves into Randolph House, a former accountant's office in the New Town, as the culmination of his residency at Edinburgh College of Art. Buchanan will present Number Crunching, a performative piece that aims to bring the life and work of eighteenth century radical and political reformer, Thomas Muir to wider notice. What's the thinking behind Charlotte Squared? The show is a sort of open studio. The audience is invited in during the first week and the last week of EAF. The students and I will be performing 'number crunching' which is close reading towards building an improved chronology based on the life and times of Thomas Muir. The atmosphere is sort of educational with four blackboards which are there for the audience to read. These explain bits and pieces surrounding this work What attracted you to Thomas Mui
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