Public Art Festival in Canberra October 2018
A full program of public art announced with heaps of artists to be on exhibition in Canberra.
Category: sculpture
Sculpture by The Sea 2017
ACT artists spotted at Bondi’s sea exhibition
a good overview provided by Helen Musa of City News – click here.
Picasso in Chicago
a wonderful story about public art
Posted by The Art Museum on Tuesday, 8 August 2017
Yass public art
Wonderful to see a regional council investing in public art – click here for the story.
outdoor sculpture festival
“Sculpture on the Campus”
Canberra Grammar School, 40 Monaro Crescent, Red Hill, until Saturday, June 18.
Contour 556
Contour 556 is a national public sculpture biennial, for Australia’s capital.
Anzac Parade Monuments –public art serving a great purpose
There is no doubt that Anzac Parade is very special.
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The Fourth Plinth
News for 2018 and 2020
Click here for news on upcoming works to be atop the Fourth Plinth on Trafalgar Square.
Contour 556
It’s Time–for a walk–Contour 556 awaits you
Contour 556, Canberra’s 2016 public art festival, is open this weekend along the southern foreshore of the lake.
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Tuggeranong Arts, journeys, soul searching, lost souls
The Tuggeranong Arts Centre Gallery has three exhibitions on till the end of October that make the visit worth while – and more. Continue reading “Tuggeranong Arts, journeys, soul searching, lost souls”
The Fourth Plinth
New The Fourth Plinth sculpture unveiled.
The Fourth Plinth is the vacant plinth sitting in Trafalgar Square.
$150 m sculpture
$150 million public sculpture for Manhattan
We all wish there were more supporters for public art.
contour 556
2016 public art festival in Canberra
More news about Canberra’s new public art festival – to run Friday 21st October to Sunday 13th November 2016. Continue reading “contour 556”
great women on Britain’s streets
public art and equity
Click on image for the story of the lack of public statues depicting women in the UK.