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SpeedWork, Bellahouston Park, Glasgow

March 10, 2010

A new public work by Jacqueline Donachie for

Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art

Opening Saturday 17^th April 2010, 4-6pm

The runners of the park go in groups, running along dark streets and quiet avenue’s. sometimes they pass. Everyone nods and smiles.

For GI Jacqueline Donachie will present SpeedWork, a new outdoor piece resulting from a 6 month research residency at the House for an Art Lover in Bellahouston Park, where she has spent time with running groups who use the park and surrounding areas to train.

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Christine Keogh permalink

I want to book 2 places on the public art seminar taking place at the house for art lovers on the 29th april

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- oddobjects permalink
  
  To book for the at the symposium, please contact info[AT]houseforanartlover.co.uk
  
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- Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art Glasgow International Festival brings the art of local and international artists to Glasgow for a stimulating two-week burst of exhibitions across the city, starting 16th April right through until 3rd May 2010.
- House for an Artlover Designed by the famous Scottish architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh, House for an Art Lover provides an excellent resource for visitors as a cultural attraction
- PAR+RS greater visibility of past and current public art projects; wider forms of participation and contribution in the shaping of content and ability to
- Sculpture and Environmental Art studio blog A site for sharing information and events generated by the students and staff of Sculpture and Environmental Art, Glasgow School of Art.
Project of interest and note
- Public Art Week in Bellahouston Park 13 works (maybe more) to be looked for, to be found, to be experienced. 13 Environmental Art students from Glasgow School of Art to be looked for, to be found, to be experienced, too. One Public Art Week in Bellahouston Park from the 8th to the 13th Scul
- Situations commissioning innovative artists’ projects, often outside conventional gallery or museum contexts and conduct curatorial research, hold public events, talks and seminars and produce publications.

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