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Dailly Trails Sculpture Project

South Ayrshire Council in association with Dailly Community Council

Nov 1999 to Dec 2000

Dailly, East Ayrshire

As part of an initiative to change public perceptions of the area, a network of 6 circular footpaths in and around the village of Dailly were created. This project evolved as a community initiative and has involved an artist selecting areas of the paths and creating seating, waymarkers and a bridge across the river. The paths run through the countryside and riverside with one of the paths fully accessible to those with special needs. Partnerships across the areas of civil engineering, education and local authority characterise this project.

Artists

Funding

SAC Award amount
£41,181.00
Project total cost
£122,200.00
Funding purpose
Towards the cost of creating an artist-designed footbridge, seats and markers for a network of footpaths in and around the village of Dailly in South Ayrshire. Particular attention will be paid to creating work which takes into account people with special needs.

(Please note dates and details correct at time of award.)

Consultation & Commissioning Process

Open competition leading to short-list and successful artists nominated following interview with selection panel.

Outcomes

  • Artist designed footbridge and seating accessible to those with special needs
  • Pathway markers along the six routes of the sculpture trail