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A large mural with outlines of figures in different colours on a curved ceiling

France-Lise McGurn Skypark 2022 © Photo: Tate

Djanogly Ceiling Commission France-Lise McGurn Skypark

3 rooms in Art Around the Building

  • France-Lise McGurn
  • Richard Wright No title
  • Together on this Island: Émigré Art Networks in Britain

For this Djanogly Café commission, France-Lise McGurn reflects on motherhood, children, city life and intimacy

She says, ‘The particular bodily contortion that ceiling painting requires made me think about the shifting physicality of painting, dancing and parenting.’ The title of the commission is taken from the name of a building in Glasgow containing office, retail and warehouse spaces, a gym, café and medical and wellbeing centres. The complex advertises with slogans such as ‘Where the city comes to you’ and ’More than a workplace’. McGurn says these ‘promote a utopian/dystopian industrial shared workplace ‘experience’ in ultra grey. I want to create a piece which will see the ceiling become a "Skypark", however that might look.'

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