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Bellahouston Park

Awakening - See Spirit - Djunnung Djanga - Faic Anum - Discussion Forum

Tickets: Free - ticket required

This event is run by an external organisation but takes place in a Glasgow Life venue. Glasgow Life does not take any responsibility for this event including the communication of any cancellations or rearrangements, or the ticket sales for this event.
Dates and times: Wednesday 29th Jul 2026
4:00pm
Age: All ages
Venue: Bellahouston Park

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Across cultures and continents this summer we invite you to join Australian First Nations Wardandi artists Vivian Brockman Webb and Mitchella Hutchins, Scottish/Australian land artist Elaine Clocherty, interdisciplinary researcher DrDaisy Abbott, (GSA) writer and artist Amanda Thomson, write and artist Dr Chris Fremantle (EcoArtsScotland), Tam McGarvey (GalGael), Glasgow artist Shan Daly and others. They will create a large, collaborative, ephemeral land artwork/ bora at Bellahouston Park. Acknowledging the First Nations Peoples of the Commonwealth.

On 29th July join Wardandi Elder and artist Nan Viv, custodian and artist Mitchella Huitchins, writer and artist Amanda Thomson and writer, artist and producer Dr Chris Fremantle as they discuss the importance of Language and how indigenous languages and place names contain environmental knowledge that is wiped out by the adoption of English everywhere outside England.

Book your place at https://events.humanitix.com/awakening-see-spirit-djunnung-djanga-faic-anum

N.B. Children must be accompanied by an adult.