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Michael Eavis's Private View


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Spotted in this week's Guardian Guide, there's going to be an iPlayer-only 15 minute episode of Private View, in which Michael Eavis takes us on a guided tour of the new Constable exhibition at the V&A. Not sure when it's going to be available, but the link's here for anyone who wants to keep an eye out.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/search?q=michael%20eavis

I wonder if he's wearing shorts...??

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I'm watching it at the moment. Thanks for the heads up, as a Glastonbury goer and a graduate in Fine Art, I find it interesting. I can't understand the reasoning for the film though, why have they put Eavis in an art gallery to talk about Constable? It's a bizarre scenario.

I think it's part of a series of 'random people talking about random exhibitions'.

Just watched, and rather enjoyed it. Had no idea Constable had painted Stonehenge! Michael's looking very well - I love hearing him speak so passionately about the rural life.

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why have they put Eavis in an art gallery to talk about Constable? It's a bizarre scenario.

Pretty sure there was an earlier one featuring Goldie talking about another artist. I saw it listed on iplayer and found the idea hysterical for some reason. I may have been a touch stoned.

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Intresting read!

Didn't know his social housing project either! Thats fantastic, though the thought of him given his age moaning about retired folk moving to the village made me laugh :P

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