Walking Tour of Dancing Wave Mural – The Longest Temporary Mural in Glasgow.
Visitors will have the opportunity to discuss the longest temporary mural in Glasgow and will be led by volunteers and will potentially meet some of the artists who worked on the project and the poet in residence who was involved in the project.
ADDRESS & CONTACT INFO
Riverside Museum, Pointhouse Road, Govan, Glasgow, UK
Entrance to the Museum
VISIT DETAILS
TOUR DATES & TIMES
Saturday 21st September: 2 : 00 PM
Sunday 22nd September: 2 : 00 PM
Sunday 22nd September: 2 : 00 PM
BOOKING DETAILS
OTHER INFORMATION
TRAVEL
Nearest Train and/or Subway: -
Parking Available: yes
Additional Parking Details: Parking avalible at the Riverside Museum
Parking Available: yes
Additional Parking Details: Parking avalible at the Riverside Museum
ACCESSIBILITY
Physical Access: -
Further Accessibility Details: -
Facilities:
Additional Restricitions on Access: -
Further Accessibility Details: -
Facilities:
Additional Restricitions on Access: -
ORGANISATION
Organised by: Healy Arts Charity
Healy Arts Charity (SC051273) was established to advance education by providing opportunities for the public and artists based in Scotland & also internationally to learn new skills. This takes the form of training in specialist materials and endangered crafts. We are also working with cutting edge technologies such as A.I to explore new ways of working with heritage crafts within contemporary society.
Tel: +44 07906543215
Email: Contact@healyarts.com
Website: https://www.healyarts.com/
Healy Arts Charity (SC051273) was established to advance education by providing opportunities for the public and artists based in Scotland & also internationally to learn new skills. This takes the form of training in specialist materials and endangered crafts. We are also working with cutting edge technologies such as A.I to explore new ways of working with heritage crafts within contemporary society.
Tel: +44 07906543215
Email: Contact@healyarts.com
Website: https://www.healyarts.com/
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