Open Studio Lodestone Art Bowling ‘She Sits and Watches Sinking Ships’
Saturday 24 November, 2014 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Arch 7, 15 Dumbarton Rd, Bowling Harbour, Glasgow G60 5AQ
Artist-in-residence Megan Rudden has been collecting, drawing, writing and researching the history of Bowling Harbour’s industries, trade unions, and the unique imagery of the area. Come to her weekend show where she is displaying her work made over just five days, as well as steel and iron sculptures created this year. The door will be open 10-4pm, so come and chat and find out the history Megan has uncovered so far this week…
Workshop events across the day as part of Megan Rudden’s show, but also next door in arch 9, as well as pop-up shop in Arch 7. Don’t miss it!
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Written by : Pat Byrne
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