
Sculpture
Viva Voce
One red stepladder and five marble clad pedestals are arranged amongst the trees at Speaker’s...
Read MoreThe Sydney Sculpture Walk was a major City of Sydney initiative for the 2000 Olympics and the 2001 Centenary of Federation, curated by Sally Coucaud. Ten artworks were commissioned from leading Australian and international artists to form a circuit through the city from the Domain and Royal Botanic Gardens, through East Circular Quay and the city streets to Martin Place.
Each artwork was site-specific, addressing the historical and cultural aspects of its location and contributing to an appreciation and understanding of the city’s environment, history and character. The Sydney Sculpture Walk is featured in the free Sydney Culture Walks app.
Sculpture
One red stepladder and five marble clad pedestals are arranged amongst the trees at Speaker’s...
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Terrazzo work embedded into the foreshore to honour the importance of Indigenous people in...
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Tied to Tide is a kinetic sculpture that translates the eternal return of the tides as well as the...
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An artwork marking the course of the Tank Stream, Sydney’s first water...
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Pools and fountains acknowledging the architectural and cultural history of early...
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A contemporary `folly' referring to the time and rule of Governor Macquarie and his...
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A spiral of sandstone relics, reconfigured and embedded on the site of a former...
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Overscaled seed-like sculpture placed adjacent to the site known as First...
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An installation of glass panels and native plantings reflecting on the botanical history of the...
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An installation reflecting upon the history of bathing at Woolloomooloo...
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