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RUSH · NIKE SAVVAS
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El ALAMEIN MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN · ROBERT WOODWARD
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WIRELESS HOUSE · NIGEL HELYER
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TIED TO TIDE · JENNIFER TURPIN & MICHAELIE CRAWFORD
Artists are vital to the lifeblood of a City. The creative and cultural life of the Sydney is a very important part of the Sustainable Sydney 2030 Vision. The City of Sydney plays a critical role in developing opportunities for artists to reflect contemporary life presenting innovative ideas for the City's communities to engage with.
The need for a vibrant cultural life was voiced loudly by the community during the extensive consultation undertaken for Sustainable Sydney 2030. Residents and stakeholders from all parts of our City demanded a place for artists and art in our City.
I am delighted to see the City broaden its focus on art and engaging with artists reflected in the new City Art Creative Framework. This builds on our existing public art policy and includes important actions to recognise Aboriginal culture and heritage in the public domain. It also places a stronger focus on the importance of temporary public art projects as a way to provide for community cultural expression and engagement on contemporary issues. The City is proud to support Sydney's vibrant arts culture.
Lord Mayor Clover Moore
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Windlines
Windlines - The Scout Compass of Discovery at Circular Quay by Jennifer Turpin and Michaelie Crawford commemorates 100 years of Scouting in Australia
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EARTH V SKY
Visit Gebe Point at sunset to see the City's first wind turbine power lights projecting continuosly changing colour onto magnificent fig trees
