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A life-size 'Elephant' cast in part from recycled, redundant or scrap parts of locomotives, sourced in India, that were originally built in Glasgow. The Sculpture sits on the site of the famous 1938 British Empire Exhibition in Bellahouston Park.
‘Amaze’ draws on Lewis Carol’s Alice Stories and the film, ‘The Matrix’, provides visitors with scope for interaction as well as a commanding modern presence.
Each of the building blocks and trade stones contain facts, quotations and images associated with the development of Glasgow.
In 1989 the entrance portico of Ibroxhill House was moved to a new site adjacent to the House.
This unusual two piece structure called Foot & Arch was created by Ganesh Gohain an Indian sculptor during an artist residency in the City of Glasgow. It was installed in June 2005 by Alan Kean.
Sculpture fabricated in iron and steel titled; 'Shipbuilding - Homage to those who made the Clyde great'.
Inspired by the designs of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, House for an Art Lover combines art gallery and exhibition space, events venue, café, shop and magnificent visitor attraction into one unique and inspiring venue.
Dotted throughout the garden 'One Foot Taller' designed these unusual seats in the shape of jelly moulds using recycled rubber flooring which is used in children's playgrounds.
Opened to the public in June 2004. Unlike many of the traditional play parks, this one is unique - the overall park design concept and each individual play object has been specifically designed for the space by talented individuals.
'Benchmarks' presented an opportunity to reinvent the humble park bench and resulted in six commissions including this two seater Orkney chair
A vertical, hard, contemporary image contrasting with the history-laden mass of the building.
Drawings and sculptures developed using the flower bud as a focus for contemplation and sign of renewal and as an incredible resource of sculptural forms.
Simply a beautiful serene place to visit or sit with a packed lunch and admire the sweet peas, butterflies and the buzzing bees on a pleasant day.
Envisaged as a laboratory for future artists and horticulturists to explore between the natural and the artificial.
With its innovative design enabling it to transform between exhibition space and fully functional artist’s studio, the Studio Pavilion hosts masterclasses and exhibitions with leading contemporary artists and designers.
Based in the courtyard of ARTPARK Glasgow our ARTsheds are available for artists projects and residencies.
Established by House for an Art Lover within the former stables and dovecote building, our Heritage Centre is a brand new facility showcasing the rich and diverse history of Bellahouston and the surrounding area.
Presents artists with the opportunity to create artworks by providing residencies and exhibitions as well as providing the public with the opportunity to learn and develop through an innovative creative programme for adults and children.
A life-size 'Elephant' cast in part from recycled, redundant or scrap parts of locomotives, sourced in India, that were originally built in Glasgow. The sculpture was installed in summer 2015 on the site of the famous 1938 British Empire Exhibition in Bellahouston Park.
‘Amaze’ draws on Lewis Carol’s Alice Stories and the film, ‘The Matrix’, provides visitors with scope for interaction as well as a commanding modern presence.
Each of the building blocks and trade stones contain facts, quotations and images associated with the development of Glasgow.
In 1989 the entrance portico of Ibroxhill House was moved to a new site adjacent to the House.
This unusual two piece structure called Foot & Arch was created by Ganesh Gohain an Indian sculptor during an artist residency in the City of Glasgow. It was installed in June 2005 by Alan Kean.
Sculpture fabricated in iron and steel titled; 'Shipbuilding - Homage to those who made the Clyde great'.
Inspired by the designs of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, House for an Art Lover combines art gallery and exhibition space, events venue, café, shop and magnificent visitor attraction into one unique and inspiring venue.
Dotted throughout the garden 'One Foot Taller' designed these unusual seats in the shape of jelly moulds using recycled rubber flooring which is used in children's playgrounds.
Opened to the public in June 2004. Unlike many of the traditional play parks, this one is unique - the overall park design concept and each individual play object has been specifically designed for the space by talented individuals.
'Benchmarks' presented an opportunity to reinvent the humble park bench and resulted in six commissions including this two seater Orkney chair.
A vertical, hard, contemporary image contrasting with the history-laden mass of the building.
Drawings and sculptures developed using the flower bud as a focus for contemplation and sign of renewal and as an incredible resource of sculptural forms.
Simply a beautiful serene place to visit or sit with a packed lunch and admire the sweet peas, butterflies and the buzzing bees on a pleasant day.
Envisaged as a laboratory for future artists and horticulturists to explore between the natural and the artificial.
With its innovative design enabling it to transform between exhibition space and fully functional artist’s studio, the Studio Pavilion hosts masterclasses and exhibitions with leading contemporary artists and designers.
Based in the courtyard of ARTPARK Glasgow our ARTsheds are available for artists projects and residencies.
Established by House for an Art Lover within the former stables and dovecote building, our Heritage Centre is a brand new facility showcasing the rich and diverse history of Bellahouston and the surrounding area.
Presents artists with the opportunity to create artworks by providing residencies and exhibitions as well as providing the public with the opportunity to learn and develop through an innovative creative programme for adults and children.
