The good, the bad and the ignored public art
"Canberra Matters" columnist PAUL COSTIGAN takes a mooch around the public art mix in Civic, the good, the bad and the ugly.
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"Serious considerations need to be given to re-establishing an ACT government-funded public art and sculpture program. The whole city needs to benefit," writes "Canberra Matters" columnist PAUL COSTIGAN.
"An intelligently managed and well-resourced public art and outdoor sculpture program may go some way to offset the rubbish buildings being plonked throughout the city," writes "Canberra Matters" columnist PAUL COSTIGAN.
A MONUMENTAL new work by German sculptor, Jörg Plickat, has been unveiled near the entrance…
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‘Circuitry’ restoration
CHRIS Bourke says conservation work is getting started on the public artwork "Circuitry" by Fiona…
Finding the parcel
AS THE gargantuan Mayfair development claws its way into the sky on Alinga Street there's…
New public art to delight the drivers of the Tuggeranong Parkway
JOY Burch has joined Japanese artist Kozo Nishino to announce two new artworks will be…
THE Canberra Times fountain has been a centrepiece of the city since it's installation in…
JOY Burch says the much loved public artwork "On the Staircase" will be relocated to…
MINISTER for Arts Removal, Joy Burch, has announced she's giving up on another treasured piece…
JOY Burch says the Civic artwork "On the Staircase" by Keld Moseholm is being removed…
JOY Burch has unveiled a new public art sculpture which was almost destroyed in a…
AINSLIE'S Sheep (also known as "those dirty sheep") on City Walk would have to be…
CANBERRA's long love affair with talking about public art has had a new chapter added…
QUEANBEYAN City’s public art makeover is continuing with Sydney artist Adam Long turning a power box…
A pack of wild dogs has been set loose in the city. But it's all…
