Installation
IN THROUGH THE OUT DOOR
Typically, laneways are the places of fire escapes, of service access and rubbish collection, of...
Read MoreThe City Centre Public Art Plan launched in June 2013 is part of the City of Sydney’s $220 million contribution to the NSW Government’s light rail project.
This project has transformed the city with major public domain upgrades, including new infrastructure and the pedestrianisation of George Street.
New public art created under this plan is enhancing our city’s well-known features, highlighting important places and magnifying ideas that have shaped the city.
This plan, prepared by Curatorial Advisor Barbara Flynn, contributes to the legacy of permanent public art works in the City Art collection, supporting events and temporary works of art that bring a focus, distinction and richness to Sydney’s civic spaces.
Find out more about the City Centre Public Art plan.
Installation
Typically, laneways are the places of fire escapes, of service access and rubbish collection, of...
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Like a quilt made of light, my art will suffuse Reiby Place with brilliant light, images and...
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A cloud-shaped arch that soars above George Street outside Sydney Town...
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A flock of small birds will come to rest along Bridge and Grosvenor Streets where handmade bronze...
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The generic milk crate is scaled up to create a pavilion for the people offering a new public...
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