Public Art
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Arts and culture
- Art Gallery
- Artist in Residence
- Author Talks
- Creative Hoardings Program
- Cultural Grants
- Digital Art and Culture during COVID-19
- Library artwork commissions
- Pop Up Posters Paddington
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Public Art
- One
- Burden
- Dancing Frog
- Double Vision, digital art screen in Double Bay
- Egg Swing
- Embark
- It Takes Two
- Lion
- Logos
- Murray Rose Pool murals
- Pelicans
- Portrait of Rex Irwin (1990)
- Red Mountain
- Refuge
- Renewal of Spirit
- Sea's Nest
- Seated Woman II
- Solitude
- Spanish Stallion
- Sun Disks
- Tidescape
- Traffic Signal Box Project
- Viewfinder
- Previous works on loan
- Reconciliation
- Tell your story - local voices
- Up the Wall Mural Project
- Walking Tours - DIY Arts and Culture
- Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize
- Youth Photographic Award & Short Film Prize
- Head On Photography exhibition at Paddington Library
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- About our community
- Accessibility
Council’s commitment to public art is expressed through a range of different public art opportunities that preserve, emphasise, enhance and expand on the distinctive local identity.
Our adopted Public Art Policy is a statement of support and encouragement for the development of public art and public art opportunities within our local area. For developers, public art provides a valuable point of difference for the development and our adopted Public Art Guidelines for Developers outline the expectations and steps to provide public art in major developments.
We also provide opportunities for artists and designers to create vibrant works for display in the public domain by requiring artwork on construction site hoardings. The Creative Hoardings Policy sets out Council’s requirements for creative hoardings and will apply in certain circumstances when applications are made to erect a hoarding on public land. The program will commence in late 2020, when approved licensed artwork and photographic images will be made available for use on construction site hoardings.
Programs & projects
- Double Vision digital art screen
- Traffic Signal Box Project
- Murray Rose Pool Murals
- Up the Wall Mural Project
Commissions & Acquisitions
- Embark by Lucy Irvine and Geoff Farquhar-Still
- Sea’s Nest by Professor Zhang Yangen
- One by Campbell Robertson-Swann
- Lion by Paul Hopmeier
- Tidescape by Clary Akon
- Renewal of Spirit by Bronwyn Berman
- Egg Swing by Mikala Dwyer
- Seated Woman II by Sam Harrison
Donations
- Logos by Alex Kosmas
- Dancing Frog by John Olsen
- Solitude by Jenny Green
- Burden by Paul Hopmeier
- Portrait of Rex Irwin (1990) by Judy Cassab
- Pelicans by Folko Kooper
- It Takes Two by Gillie and Marc
Loans
Art Collection
Support and donation opportunities
For information on how to support public art projects and donation opportunities through Council’s deductible gift fund, please contact us on 9391 7102 or email cultural@woollahra.com.au
Enquiries
For more information, please contact:
Cultural Development
Telephone: 9391 7135
Fax: 9391 7044
Email: cultural@woollahra.nsw.gov.au