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The Raise the Roof sculpture trail in Perth

The Raise the Roof sculpture trail in Perth

From July to September 2022, Perth city centre will be home to twenty Wire Women sculptures. Stretching from Branklyn Gardens to Dewars Centre, the sculptures, by Ayrshire based artist, Vanessa Lawrence, represent a series of trailblazing women who have made their mark on Perthshire’s history. Follow the sculpture trail around the city and you will discover the inspirational stories and extraordinary deeds that changed the course of our history, society, and culture.

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