Sculptures unveiled in Silverdale Glen

Wednesday, 2 September 2020 07:24

By Leanne Cooke @leannelily18

New sculptures crafted by a local artist have been unveiled at a park in Ballasalla.

The landmarks have been created by resident Jill Gillings at the Lily Ponds in Silverdale Glen.

The installations are the latest addition to to the Silverburn Art Trail - the unveiling was also marked with speeches from Chair of Isle of Man Arts Council, Marlene Maska MLC, and Biosphere Isle of Man Project Officer, Jo Overty.

Meanwhile, Creative Network is congrulating Jill on her work, saying her work 'is now enhancing a hidden gem of a site' and a 'great addition to the trail'.

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