Springburn Sculpture Trail: Each for All and All for Each
Artist, Mandy McIntosh, comes from Springburn and has been researching and exploring the impacts of planning and regeneration here, specifically in their relation to sculptural artefacts in the public domain.
She has mapped a suite of sculptures, on a walk through the North East of Glasgow, building a compelling historical overview of the area, spanning a period from 1902 to the present day.
This digital trail features 16 stops of interest – please follow at your own pace to explore the local artistic landscape. The route of the sculpture trail can be accessed via QR code at the Springburn Shopping Centre or through the link to google maps which is featured below.
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Sighthill Stone Circle, Cuddies Walk, Glasgow, UK
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Organised by: Mandy McIntosh
Mandy McIntosh is an artist from Glasgow who has been working with peripheral community for over three decades. She also works in the area of film, sculpture and textiles and is completing a PhD at Glasgow School of Art. In her research the sculptures of Springburn are explored as inter generational bodies evidencing the negative impacts on working class people, including the demolition of homes, failed regeneration and adverse planning across time.
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Email: studio@mandymcintosh.com
Website: www.mandymcintosh.com
Mandy McIntosh is an artist from Glasgow who has been working with peripheral community for over three decades. She also works in the area of film, sculpture and textiles and is completing a PhD at Glasgow School of Art. In her research the sculptures of Springburn are explored as inter generational bodies evidencing the negative impacts on working class people, including the demolition of homes, failed regeneration and adverse planning across time.
Tel: -
Email: studio@mandymcintosh.com
Website: www.mandymcintosh.com
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