Artists Unveiled for Dundee's Newest Community Artwork
Artists Kate and Lainey of Infinite Sky have been selected to create a public art installation at Persimmon Homes' Stewarts Loan development.
The development, located on the former site of Stewart's Cream of the Barley bottling plant, will feature a sculpture designed with input from residents and community groups across the city.
Council leader Mark Flynn and Persimmon's Iain McGouldrick joined the artists to announce the project, which will be part of a larger development providing 71 energy-efficient homes.
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The Stewarts Loan development will include a mix of three and four bedroom homes.
Author's summary: Artists Kate and Lainey create Dundee's newest artwork.
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