Replacing construction site wire screens and barricades, building sites in high traffic areas must now cover the construction walls with art submitted as part of the Creative Hoarding Program.
The Creative Hoarding Program allow artists in New South Wales the chance to display their work and gain recognition on a large scale. Recently, call outs for winter entrants were announced. Applicants were asked to submit artwork surrounding three themes:
- Eora Journey: Recognition in the Public Domain
- LGBTIQA+ and pride
- Expansive greening
From hundreds of applicants, 10 new artworks have been chosen and licensed to construction companies to use on their building sites, free of charge.
Read more about the Creative Hoardings Program and check out the selected artworks at cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/cultural-support-funding/creative-hoardings-program
Heavy Light | Andrew Christie x Sprung!! Dance
Equivalence | Ash Gardwood
Faraway Gums | Billy Ryan
Colouring Memory | Dennis Golding
Koala 4ever | Elin Matilda Andersson
Offering | Elizabeth West
You Rocked My Heart, Trev | Emily Parsons-Lord
Dancing fig trees | Richard Briggs
yarrayarrayarra | Suzy Evans
Waves Like Trees You Can't Imagine | Zev Tropp
