Impact Arts are proud to host Ellie Harrison’s Climate Change sign for 2020
Mon 13th January 2020
After a successful application, Impact Arts are the new hosts of artist and activist, Ellie Harrison’s blue and white early warnings sign. The sign will be on display outside Impact Arts head office in Dennistoun for the rest of 2020.
Our Glasgow Creative Pathways group have taken ownership of the sign and we are excited for the conversations that the sign will bring throughout the year.
You can find out more about Ellie Harrison and the journey of her signs on her website.
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