Mysterious weathervane sculptures appear along Glasgow's River Clyde in 'gift' to the city (opens original article in a new tab)

Turner Prize winning artist Jasleen Kaur's 'Superstructure' public artwork featuring weathervane sculptures has been installed along Glasgow's River Clyde as part of the Glasgow 2026 Festival, connecting the city's history with its future through rotating texts that reference trade, industry, and empire.

• Turner Prize winning artist Jasleen Kaur installed eight weathervane-like sculptures along the River Clyde as part of the Glasgow 2026 Festival
• The sculptures feature rotating texts that reference Glasgow's history of trade, industry, and empire
• Superstructure will remain until August 10 before moving to new locations in the city
• The artwork is a signature commission of the Glasgow 2026 Festival running alongside the Commonwealth Games