GLASGOW. Custom House Quay in Clydeside. River Clyde.

First Legal Graffiti Wall in Glasgow.

The 1st Custom House Legal Wall Jam took place in Glasgow recently. The event marked Glasgow’s first legal graffiti wall.

About Graffiti Walls (Glasgow Council release)
The primary objective of this proposal is to create legal graffiti walls in Glasgow, serving as a platform for local artists to display their skills and creativity while promoting a positive and inclusive environment. This initiative aims to address the following goals:

Encourage artistic expression: Provide a legal outlet for graffiti artists to express themselves through their art forms, promoting creativity and self-expression within a controlled environment and support existing initiatives, such Glasgow Life Artists in Communities.
Foster community engagement: Encourage community involvement by inviting local residents, businesses, and organisations to participate in the development of these areas.
Enhance urban revitalisation: Utilise the legal graffiti wall as a tool to revitalise urban areas, transforming neglected spaces into vibrant and visually appealing areas that attract visitors, tourism, and economic growth and link with the GCC City Centre Mural Trail.