🌿 Following on from the roaring success of the Chimp Trail last year, we are pleased to welcome internationally acclaimed artists Gillie and Marc back to Kingston for a brand new public exhibition in the town centre 🌿 'Wild Kingston' features nine giant wildlife-inspired sculpture that prompt discussion about conservation efforts and raise awareness about the importance of protecting endangered species. They are placed along Clarence Street as a public art gallery, offering an interactive trail that encourages visitors to connect with their surroundings in the town centre. The exhibition is free to the public and will be an ideal activity for families, art enthusiasts, and those passionate about conservation. Discover all 9 sculptures in this video on our Instagram here - https://lnkd.in/eBttq9Fi Shareena Merzi, Director of Communications and Corporate Development at Kingston First, said: “We’re thrilled to collaborate with Gillie and Marc once again to bring ‘Wild Kingston’ to life in the town centre. This exhibition not only raises awareness about wildlife conservation but also breathes new life into Kingston’s public spaces, inviting residents and visitors alike to engage with art in an accessible, interactive way. By activating the town centre with these beautiful sculptures, we hope to inspire meaningful conversations, foster community connections, and make Kingston an even more vibrant and welcoming place.” Gillie and Marc, award-winning artists of the ‘Wild kingston’ sculptures said: “We are absolutely thrilled to be returning to Kingston upon Thames with our new collection of sculptures, following the incredible success of our ‘Chimps are Family' exhibition. This upcoming exhibition is one of our most exciting yet, featuring some of our most interactive pieces, including our iconic Dogman and Rabbitwoman, alongside sculptures of the world’s most endangered species. Kingston has a special place in our hearts, and we can’t wait to share this collection with the community, bringing awareness to wildlife conservation in a way that connects and inspires people of all ages.”
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