Exhibition: From Well to Well Spring at Glasgow City Heritage Trust
Dates & Times
Sat 19 Sept
10:00-16:00
About this Event
Last year, as part of Glasgow 850, one of the city’s oldest treasures, the 13th century St Mungo’s Well in Glasgow Cathedral, was excavated for the first time in living memory by collective Aproxima Arts working with Professor Stephen Driscoll, leading archaeologist at Glasgow University and David Sneddon of Clyde Archaeology.
The ancient well was then transformed by the installation of a gently glowing mosaic artwork created by Aproxima with artist Joanna Kessel designed by James Johnson.
Visitors to GCHT can see the exhibition, From Well to Wellspring, telling the story of the creation of the new mosaic artwork, the history of the well and a display of artefacts retrieved from the excavation including dice, rings, glasses and coins from around the world.
About this Venue
Glasgow City Heritage Trust
Aproxima is an arts collective based in Glasgow founded in 2018 by Angus Farquhar, one of Scotland’s leading artists.
It creates multi-disciplinary work that spans live productions, community food initiatives, creative design and public interventions.
Aproxima works at both a hyperlocal and national scale, often outdoors or in unusual or unused places with the involvement of local people.
Each project is unique and an evolving part of the whole, driven by an inspiring core collaborative team of writers, artists, designers and producers.
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