CITY CENTRE MURAL TRAIL - Glasgow

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The murals are having a major impact on

our city centre by creating splashes of

colour and unique art installations which

brighten up lanes and streets.

T H E S T R E E T M U R A L S A R E H E L P I N G

TO R E J U V E N AT E S T R E E T S A N D

R E V I TA L I S E B U I L D I N G S A N D VAC A N T

S I T E S T H AT LO O K A B I T T I R E D. . .

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The murals showcase a diverse

range of talent and styles and are

now recognised as unique pieces

of art in their own right.

They have generated hugely

positive public and business

feedback while creating striking

area features that enhance the

city centre environment.

IN 2014, THE CITY CENTRE MURAL TRAIL WAS OFFICIALLY

LAUNCHED TO PROMOTE THE GROWING PORTFOLIO OF WORKS

ADORNING BUILDINGS WITHIN GLASGOW CITY CENTRE.

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Artists are encouraged to get

involved in this Glasgow City Council

initiative through application

to the city centre Mural Fund,

details of which can be found via

this link: www.glasgow.gov.uk/citycentremuralfund

Please email:

[email protected] with your comments.

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Head along George Street towards High Street and the

historic heart of Glasgow. From here is easy access to

Glasgow Cathedral, St Mungo Museum or Religious Life and

Art, and Provand’s Lordship - Glasgow’s oldest building.

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The “Wonderwall” celebrates the people of

the University of Strathclyde and their many

significant achievements.

Almost 200 metres in length and incorporating

three 7-storey gables, this project was

undertaken by Art Pistol, Rogue and Ejek.

We also see the Dansken equatorial telescope

featured, which was once used to teach

nautical astronomy. And the Land-Ship was a

mock up navigation bridge on the roof of the

School of Navigation in the Royal College, used

to teach the principles of compass adjustment.

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High Street is the historic heart of Glasgow.

From here is easy access to Glasgow Cathedral,

St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art, and

Provand’s Lordship - Glasgow’s oldest building.

Glasgow City Chambers is also close by and

offers free guided tours at at 10.30am and

2.30pm Monday - Friday.

A B O U T

Another addition by Smug to his growing

portfolio of work, this mural was completed

in February 2016.

Although officially untitled, it acquired its

name during a period of massive social media

interest when an image of this installation

was shared approximately 1.5 million times

within a week.

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Just around the corner, High Street is the historic heart of

Glasgow. From here is easy access to Glasgow Cathedral,

St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art, and Provand’s

Lordship - Glasgow’s oldest building. Glasgow City

Chambers is also close by and offers free guided tours at at

10.30am and 2.30pm Monday - Friday. Duke Street, the

UK’s longest street, begins here, stretching all the way to the

East End, and includes Tennent’s Drygate Brewery.

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Smug’s follow up to his immensely successful

St. Mungo mural can be considered as its

companion piece and is another stunning artwork.

Again, no formal title was provided by the artist

but once more connections with Glasgow’s

legends, this time involving St Mungo’s mother St

Enoch, seemed evident. Given its location close

to the former site of the Rottenrow or Glasgow

Royal Maternity Hospital, this mural could also

represent a celebration of motherhood itself.

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This mural is in the heart of Glasgow’s popular Merchant

City where there is plenty to do for all, including a huge

variety of restaurants and a Craft and Design Fair each

Sunday 12-6pm in Merchant Square.

A B O U T

Before its transformation this gable end wall

overlooking Ingram Street car park featured

nothing more than peeling paint and graffiti.

Now, thanks to Smug’s imagination, it shows

a variety of animals found in Glasgow’s parks

and green spaces appearing through the wall

in trompe l’œil fashion.

Will you see everything in one visit?

We don’t think so!

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This mural is in the heart of Glasgow’s popular Merchant City

where there is plenty to do for all, including a huge variety of

restaurants and a Craft and Design Fair each Saturday

11am-6pm and Sunday 12-6pm in Merchant Square.

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Installed as part of the promotional

campaign for the 2014 Commonwealth

games, this mural is part of a series

depicting various sports. Completed by the

same artist, a triptych of murals was also

installed adjacent to Partick Strain Station

and represent hockey, netball and rugby.

The Badminton mural includes action shots

of Scotland player Kieran Merrilees and

conveys the speed of the games, as well as

the athleticism required to succeed in such a

competitive sport.

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Close by is The Tron, with its distinctive steeple and

clock, one of Scotland’s leading mid-scale producing and

presenting thatres, set in the heart of Glasgow’s Merchant

City. Nearby is 103 Trongate which houses galleries,

workshops, artist studios and production spaces. Also in the

area is Tolbooth Tower Clock; all that remains of the original

City Chambers which was destroyed by fire in 1926.

A B O U T

This installation by Recoat and Ali Wylie

brings colour to a city centre lane.

It has been informed by Pop, graphic novels,

graphic design, and Japanese culture as seen

in the slick clean lines, palette of colours and

geometric patterned background.

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To the immediate west is the Style Mile and the St Enoch Centre

which welcomes over 19 million shoppers every year. Just to

the east are the independent retailers around Kings Court and

Parnie Street. To the north is the Merchant City and to the north-

east is the High Street and the historical heart of Glasgow.

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In commemoration of Billy Connolly’s 75th

birthday BBC Scotland commissioned three

portraits of the comedian by leading Scottish

artists. In conjunction with Glasgow City

Council, representations of these original works

were then installed around the city centre. Two

of these works have been depicted as murals by

Rogue. This particular installation is based on

John Byrne’s “Billy Connolly”. All three portraits

were showcased, across the country, in a special

BBC Scotland programme; Billy Connolly:

Portrait of a Lifetime before going on display in

the People’s Palace.

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To the west is the Briggait; a Victorian fish-market since converted

and now used as an artists studio and event space. To the north

is the Tolbooth Clock Tower; all that remains of the original City

Chambers which was destroyed by fire in 1926. To the north-west

are the independent retailers of Kings Court and Parnie Street.

To the east is St Andrews in the Square, dating back to 1754 and

dscribed as one of the top six classical churches in the UK. Adjacent

to the south-east is Glasgow Green, the oldest of the city’s parks

haviing been established by Royal Grant in the 15th century.

A B O U T

Now working under his own name, James Klinge

(previously known as “Klingatron”) continues

his collaborations with Art Pistol whilst

demonstrating the same attention to detail

through his distinctive use of intricate stencil

techniques. However, the artist has chosen to

progress his subject matter towards portraiture,

a trend which he has already showcased in a

number of exhibitions around the world.

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To the west is the Briggait; a Victorian fish-market since

converted and now used as an artists studio and event

space. To the north is the Tolbooth Clock Tower; all

that remains of the original City Chambers which was

destroyed by fire in 1926. To the north-west are the

independent retailers of Kings Court and Parnie Street. To

the east is St Andrews in the Square, dating back to 1754

and dscribed as one of the top six classical churches in

the UK. Adjacent to the south-east is Glasgow Green,

the oldest of the city’s parks haviing been established by

Royal Grant in the 15th century.

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Continuing his shift to portraiture, James Klinge

presents another dramatic image for the public.

Its bold, stark colours and striking execution

give its subject an air of mystery and intrigue.

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The Clutha and Victoria bar is directly adjacent, as too

is the Briggait; a Victorian fish-market since converted

and now used as an artists studio and event space. To the

north-east are the independent retailers of Kings Court

and Parnie Street. To the west is St Andrews Cathedral,

the mother church of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese

of Glasgow, which was designed in 1814. To the east is

Glasgow Green, the oldest of the city’s parks haviing been

established by Royal Grant in the 15th century.

A B O U T

Directly above the Clutha and

Victoria bar, this homage to one

of Glasgow’s most famous sons was

created by Art Pistol and Rogue as

part of a 150th anniversary celebration

event undertaken by Raddison Red hotel.

Once again Rogue displays his awesome

skills with this incredible installation.

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Adjacent to the Clyde Walkway at the Broomielaw

this route provides acces to some of Glasgow’s most

recognisable sites, including the SEC, the Hydro, the Clyde

Auditorium, and the Finnieston Crane. It offers access to

Central Station and links with key cycle paths in the east,

west and south of the city.

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Working with Art Pistol, James Klinge

(“Klingatron”) re-imagined the original tiger

design previoulsy installed at this location.

Incorporating a high level of detail and

occupying the same high profile location

adjacent to South Portland Suspension Bridge,

this mural is as iconic as its predecessor.

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G L A S G O W


Immediately adjacent is St Enoch Square, St Enoch Subway Station,

the St Enoch Centre. To the west is Central Station which originally

opened in 1879 and which remains the busiest rail terminus in

Scotland. Directly north is Buchanan Street, a pedestrian precinct

and the premier retail area within Glasgow’s Style Mile.

A B O U T

This is the second of the two commemorative

Billy Connolly murals installed by Rogue. It is

a reproduction of the Jack Vettriano painting

based upon the comedian’s World Tour of

Scotland series from 1994. Titled, “Dr Connolly,

I Presume?”, it features a windblown Billy on a

storm-lashed coast near John O’Groats.

A reproduction of the third portrait

commissioned by BBC Scotland as part of the

project, a Rachel Maclean digital print of Billy

in a specially created outfit, has also been

installed in the Gallowgate via a vinyl transfer.

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Directly adjacent is The Arches, a multi-purpose venue

steeped in history and formed by the substructure of

Glasgow’s Central Station. Similarly, the Hielanman’s

Umbrella is that part of Argyle Street covered by Central

Station’s glass walled platforms - its nickname referring to

the sheltered meeting place it provided to those displaced

by the Highland Clearances of the 19th century.

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These new portraits from James Klinge

form an emerging gallery and provide bold

statements of colour against the more

industrial landscape. Fresh and dynamic they

help to redefine the space around them.

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This artwork is adjacent to Glasgow’s Style

Mile and within easy walking distance of

Central Station, St Enoch Subway Station,

and bus links. The Gallery of Modern Art

(GOMA) and the Lighthouse are also nearby

and worth a visit.

A B O U T

Do taxis float in Glasgow?

Regardless, the attention to detail in this mural

by Rogue makes it a must-visit location.

As the artist said:

“ I CANT BELIEVE I PAINTED A WALL TO LOOK LIKE A BRICK WALL JUST BECAUSE I WANTED A BRICK WALL! ”


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This artwork is adjacent to Glasgow’s Style Mile and within

easy walking distance of Central Station, St Enoch Subway

Station, and bus links. The Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA)

and the Lighthouse are also nearby and worth a visit.

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A huge piece of photo-realistic street art

decorates the gable end of this building on

Mitchell Street, just off Argyle Street.

The colossal image, by artist Smug (Sam Bates),

depicts a girl with a magnifying glass who

appears to be picking an object off the ground.

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This artwork is adjacent to Glasgow’s Style Mile and within

easy walking distance of Central Station, St Enoch Subway

Station, and bus links. The Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA)

and the Lighthouse are also nearby and worth a visit.

A B O U T

Another intriguing and evocative

image from Rogue and Art Pistol, this

mural was originally conceived as a live

installation as part of the Glasgow Door’s

Open Day 2014 calendar of events.

It celebrates the diversity of sustainable

energy production within the Glasgow area

and Scotland nationally.


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Directly opposite is the Lighthouse, Scotland’s Centre for

Design and Architecture. This is a visitor centre, exhibition

space and events venue situated in the heart of Glasgow city

centre.Formerly housing the Glasgow Herald newspaper, the

Lighthouse was the first public commission completed by

Charles Rennie Mackintosh and is the perfect place to begin

a Mackintosh tour of the city.

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Glasgow’s very own panda by James klinge

(“Klingatron”) at home here in Gordon Lane.

This Giant Panda sits happily in one of the

city’s most interesting lanes, beside the

bamboo gates of Gordon Lane.

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Within the heart of Glasgow’s Style Mile this location on Argyle

Street provides easy access to numerous shops, bars and

restaurants. Directly adjacent is Sloan’s which lays claim to

being Glasgow’s oldest bar and restaurant, dating back to 1797

when it was originally a coffee house. St Enoch Subway Station

is also just across the street and provides easy transport links.

A B O U T

Already established artists with a variety of

credits to their name, Conzo and Globel’s

style is uniquely identifiable yet works well

within the scope of the City Centre Mural

Trail, capturing the essence of the quirky and

imaginative concepts already on offer.

This fantastic installation adds another

focal point to one of the busiest areas of

the city, providing an irreverent splash

of colour and humour in a way which is

classically Glaswegian.

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Lying between Royal Exchange Square and North Court,

this mural sits at the very heart of the city centre. To

the immediate north is Queen Street Station and George

Square, whilst Royal Exhange Square contains the Gallery

of Modern Art (GOMA) and a plethora of shops, pubs,

restaurants and nightclubs. Also adjacent is Buchanan

Street, a pedestrian precinct and the premier retail area

within Glasgow’s Style Mile.

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A further addition to this particular portraiture

series, James Klinge uses the confines of the

available narrow space to better frame his vision.

The immediate impact of the reclining figure’s

photo-realistic presence is mediated by the

intimacy of the setting.

At once it is vibrant and alive whilst

simultaneously sombre and ephemeral.

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Linking Buchanan Street and Queen Street, Springfield

Court provides some respite from the local hustle and

bustle as well as access to Princes Square shopping

centre, and The Lab, and Bread & Butter pubs.

A B O U T

Conzo and Globel are back with another

helping of their famous brand of humour.

Remember when a Freddo used to cost 10p...

well now it’s worth its weight in gold!

The chocolate bar seems to have become

a measure for inflation, and almost every

couple of years we see the price hike and

accompanying memes doing the rounds.

Who knew our childhood favourite would

become a measure of our economy?!

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Tucked between the busy thoroughfares of Hope Street

and Renfield Street, Renfield Lane is home to both Stereo

(vegetarian bar and kitchen, housed in a CR Mackintosh

designed building) and The Old Hairdressers (bar, gallery,

venue). Central Station and the Grand Central Hotel are

also both nearby.

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Renfield Lane features some beautiful

architecture, and this mural is all about making

the lane a more welcoming and bonny place.

Here we see Rogue put his considerable

talents to work on two facing walls to create

a unique spectacle. You may not have noticed,

but bubbles cast interesting shadows!


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Located within Glasgow’s International Financial

Services District (IFSD), this mural sits between Argyle

Street, the longest street in the city centre which also

forms part of its principal retail area (known as the

Style Mile), and the Broomielaw which runs alongside

the RIver Clyde and which was home to Glasgow’s first

quay (built in 1688).

A B O U T

Celebrating 30 years of the Glasgow Doors

Open Days Festival and the 500 or so

building which have been included within

its programme, this mural showcases the

diverse range of architecture within the city

whilst echoing the line from The Bargain by

Glaswegian poet, Liz Lochhead:

“ YES TODAY WE ARE IN LOVE, WITH THE WHOLE SPLINTERING CITY ”.

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With easy access to the city centre and Anderston Train

Station or head north to continue the trail at Cowcaddens

Underpass. Adjacent to the Clyde Walkway at the

Broomielaw this route provides acces to some of Glasgow’s

most recognisable sites, including the SEC, the Hydro, the

Clyde Auditorium, and the Finnieston Crane. It offers access

to Central Station and links with key cycle paths in the east,

west and south of the city.

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One of Smug’s earliest contributions to the City

Centre Mural Trail, this installation celebrates

Glasgow’s 2014 Commonwealth Games.

At the Kingston Bridge, a concrete wall is

emblazoned with huge Commonwealth swimmers

which greet the drivers waiting at the traffic lights.

A must see.

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To the south is the Mitchell Library, one of Europe’s largest

libraries and centre of Glasgow’s public library system. To

the east is Sauchiehall Street, one of Glasgow’s most famous

thoroughfares, boasting a wide variety of retail, entertainment

and cultural destinations, and the first area to be chosen as

part of the City Deal funded Avenues regeneration project.

A B O U T

Utilising the same hyper-realistic graphical

approach for which he is well known, James

Klinge (“Klingatron”) gives us another addition

to his impressive menagerie with this Art Pistol

collaboration. The image is designed to work

with the environment using a gap in the bricks

for the eye slit, and areas of old brickwork to add

to the skin texture. Like a giant crocodile hunting

the concrete jungle, the full scale of this animal

can only be truly realised from a certain angle,

and this wrap around corner effect was the main

reason for having this cunning beast as its subject.

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To the south is the Mitchell Library, one of Europe’s largest

libraries and centre of Glasgow’s public library system.

To the east is Sauchiehall Street, one of Glasgow’s most

famous thoroughfares, boasting a wide variety of retail,

entertainment and cultural destinations, and the first

area to be chosen as part of the City Deal funded Avenues

regeneration project.

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Art Pistol and Little Book Transfers found the

perfect location to continue their STALK series

which depicts birds, foliage and fruit.

The graphical presentation style and detailed

illustration provides something a little different

to help decorate Glasgow’s empty spaces.

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With great connections via the subway system Cowcaddens

has historically housed one of Glasgow’s premier entertainment

districts, with the Theatre Royal at the upper end of Hope Street,

the massive Cineworld multi-storey cinema complex on Renfrew

Street and the Royal Concert Hall at the top of Buchanan Street.

A B O U T

Let’s assume that hand shadow puppetry

(known to specialists as shadowgraphy or

ombromanie, began with the caveman. Just

assume. We were looking for something with a bit

of wow factor to brighten up what was becoming

an increasingly dingy though well used underpass.

The concept was born, like a shadow from a flame,

and off went Mr Rogue with the idea, a camera and a

will to harass those he met into doing exactly that:

” HERE, HOLD YOUR HANDS UP LIKE THIS AND MAKE THEM LOOK LIKE A SQUIRREL... NO, STRAIGHTEN THE PINKY, I NEED BIGGER EARS... ”


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Directly adjacent is the Griffin, famous traditional city

centre pub over 100 years old. To the immediate north

east is Sauchiehall Street, one of Glasgow’s most famous

thoroughfares, boasting a wide variety of retail,entertainment

and cultural destinations. To the immediate south on Bath

Street is the King’s Theatre which dates back to 1904 and

remains one of Scotland’s most historic and significant

theatres. Charing Cross train station is also nearby.

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Australian artist Stormie Mills has long been

renowned for his distinctive body of work,

none more so than his famous “Lost Giant”

series which he has installed in various major

towns and cities all over the world. Now

Glasgow has one of its very own, especially

decorated with a scarf featuring the Glasgow

tartan. Standing sentinel over the entrance to

Sauchiehall Lane, this atmospheric character is

already becoming another local landmark.

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This mural is directly adjacent to two bars renowned for

their live music; Howlin Wolf, and Malone’s. Customers

to Malone’s can receive a 25% discount off food bills by

displaying a City Centre Mural Trail booklet or app.

Close by is the world famous Sauchiehall Street which

has a vibrant night time entertainment zone to the west,

as well as the Style Mile retail area which starts with the

pedestrian precinct at Rose Street. Sauchiehall Street is

also the first area to be chosen as part of the City Deal

funded Avenues regeneration project.

A B O U T

Another Rogue collaboration with Art Pistol,

drawing upon the influences of the local live

music scene, and helping add some colour and

creativity to the city’s resurgent lanes.


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This mural lies on the world famous Sauchiehall Street which

has a vibrant night time entertainment zone to the west,

as well as the Style Mile retail area which starts with the

pedestrian precinct at Rose Street. Close by is the Pavillion

Theatre, one of Glasgow’s oldest theatres, it opened in

1904 as a music hall and is now a category A listed building.

Sauchiehall Street is also the first area to be chosen as part of

the City Deal funded Avenues regeneration project.

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Hoardings were erected following the

unfortunate fire in and subsequent demolition

of Victoria’s nightclub in Sauchiehall Street.

Art Pistol and Rogue have once again

collaborated to dress this area with more

quirky, fun and irreverent artwork.

Its cartoon-like quality is sure to appeal to all ages!


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Based on the ever popular booklets, this up-to-date online resource will

allow visitors access to further project-related information and a wide

range of images never previously made available.

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TRAIN STATION

NEXTBIKE

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N E X T B I K E G L AS G OW

T E M P O R A R Y

N A T U R E

DUE TO DEVELOPMENT

OPPORTUNITIES, SOME OF OUR

ART I N S TA L L AT I O N S

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W W W . C I T Y C E N T R E M U R A L T R A I L . C O . U K

D O N ’ T F O R G E T T O A C C E S S T H E W E B - A P P AT:

Glasgow City Council would

like to thank the property and

business owners within the city

centre for their participation

and providing permission for

the murals to be installed on

their premises.

We would also like to thank the

artists for sharing their talents

with a wider audience.

CITY CENTRE MURAL TRAIL - Glasgow

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