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Bass Coast Shire Council - Art Collection
Sculpture - Maregold, David Fincher
AustraliaWood and concreteSigned -
Bass Coast Shire Council - Art Collection
Sculpture - Site Lines, Sarah Hicks and Bonnie Charles Bush Projects
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Bass Coast Shire Council - Art Collection
Sculpture - Butterfly Bloom, David Kopelman
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Bass Coast Shire Council - Art Collection
Sculpture - Motorcycling World Champions, Barbara McLean
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Bass Coast Shire Council - Art Collection
Sculpture - Excuse me Mr Seagull, Paul Jesse
AustraliaSteel, tiles and copper -
Mentone Grammar School
Jeffrey Thorold bronze bust sculpture by Karl Duldig
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Darebin Art Collection
Sculpture - Yhonnie Scarce, Yhonnie Scarce, N0000, N2359, N2351, N2402, 2013
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Darebin Art Collection
Sculpture - Vipoo Srivilasa, Vipoo Srivilasa, Bundoora Homestead, 2006
bundoora homestead -
City of Whittlesea Art Collection
Sculpture - Recycled corrugated iron, Elizabeth Walker, Envirobag
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Wyndham Art Gallery (Wyndham City Council)
Sculpture, Jonathan Mendez-Baute, Still, 2015
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Wyndham Art Gallery (Wyndham City Council)
Sculpture, Jonathan Mendez-Baute, Goliath's Dream, 2017
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Wyndham Art Gallery (Wyndham City Council)
Sculpture, Rosemarie Reber, Oopsie Daisey 5, 2011
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Wyndham Art Gallery (Wyndham City Council)
Sculpture, Nandita Nadkarni, Crafted Clay Odyssey, 2023
Winner Wyndham Art Prize LEAP Award 2023 -
Wyndham Art Gallery (Wyndham City Council)
Photograph, AT HOME (Signals), 2023
Documentation of site-specific intervention (Wyndham, Victoria) Edition 1/5 + 2AP -
Wyndham Art Gallery (Wyndham City Council)
Drawing, Signals [AT HOME], 2023
Signals [AT HOME] Development Drawing was conceived as a conceptual illustration during the early stages of the AT HOME project in early 2023. Collaborating with Common Collective and the [AT HOME] team, this drawing served as a practical instructional tool, aiding in conveying the installation's intention to the broader team, technicians, and homeowners. As such, it functions both as an artwork and a practical artifact stemming from this site-based project.Documentation of site-specific intervention (Wyndham, Victoria) -
The 5th/6th Battalion Royal Victoria Regiment Historical Collection
Sculpture - Best soldier, C Company Best Soldier Award
a statute of a modern Australian Infantry soldier holding a F-88 with NVG, it recorded the best soldier of C Company 5/6 RVR of each year -
The 5th/6th Battalion Royal Victoria Regiment Historical Collection
Sculpture - Machine gun model, Machine gun model with 5/6 RVR
a 1:4 scale Machine gun model in a glass case with 5/6 RVR badge -
Royal Brighton Yacht Club
Sculptured Head, Artemis Trophy
Artemis Trophy (Sculpured Head) Donor: Marion French Deed of Gift: Yes Marion French donated the trophy in memory of her husband Bill French, who started sailing at SYC in cadet dinghies then at RBYC in 16 foot skiffs, then building several other yachts and finally in the Division 3 yacht Artemis until his death in 1988. The trophy is named after their yacht Artemis and awarded to the winner of a Division 3 race. In 2003 it was changed and awarded to the winner of the Winter Pursuit Series, then again changed and awarded to the winner of Saturday Pursuit Aggregate Series for October to May. No extras are allowed. First Winner: Spindrift, R. New 1991/1992 artemis, trophy, division 3, saturday pursuit, marion french, deed of gift -
Camberwell Historical Society
Book, Morgan, Marjorie, Legacy in Sculptured Wood: an appreciation of the work of John Kendrick Blogg 1851-1936, 1993
Biography of John Kendrick Blogg and on woodcarving. Contains article on 'The Art of Woodcarving' by John K. Blogg. First published 1993. sculpture, woodcarving -
Pyrenees Shire Council
sculpture, Maggie Barnes-Oake, Untitled
significant to the Pyrenees Shire and Lexton communityceramic in the shape of a landscape with people dressed in blue -
Darebin Art Collection
Sculpture - Adrian Mauriks, Adrian Mauriks, The Source, 2005
Six white sculptural components: a tall bud-like form, a reclining form that refers to various kinds of animals (possum, dugong), a round form that visitors to the park can sit on to view the artwork and three squarish forms that define the space the art is placed in and that park visitors can also sit on. The work relates to the themes outlined in the artists brief, particularly to the “Present” and “Future” with an emphasis on the natural environment. The colour and the reclining form, which appears embryonic, bring to mind birth and new beginnings and the bud, the flowering of life -
Darebin Art Collection
Sculpture - Alistair Knox, Jacqui Staude, Ian Sinclair, David Davies, Alistair Knox, Jacqui Staude, Ian Sinclair, David Davies, Fairfield Industrial Dog Object (Fido), 2000
Through the use of sensors and digital controls, FIDO talks to passers-by, wags its tail, wiggles its ears and lights up at night. The materials used, the form and the interactive nature of this monumental work were chosen specifically to respond to the friendliness and vitality of Fairfield Village and enhance the sense of community for this dog-loving precinct. -
Darebin Art Collection
Sculpture - Anderson Hunt, Cameron Robbins, Janine Stratton, Remnant Bush Rock Wall, 1998
This work is a large structure of stones, a cairn. It is constructed using volcanic rock from the area and has a number of metal plaques set into the sides of the rock structure. On one plaque the wording reads “Remnant Bush”, another says “Urban Push” and the third plaque reads “Machine Axe & Fire”. -
Darebin Art Collection
Sculpture - Anuradha Patel and Zabelski Han, Anuradha Patel and Zabelski Han, Blue Orchid, 2011
The work consists of a sculpture and seat. The sculpture is a tree form and the seat is based on a leaf shape. History is evoked through the flora and fauna imagery, from Indigenous plants to those of the farms, back-yards and kitchen gardens of the area, and diversity is evoked primarily through figures holding hands. Both pieces are fabricated from powdercoated mild steel. -
Darebin Art Collection
Sculpture - Arhonda Orestia, Arhonda Orestia, Petals, 2003
Two petal-shaped forms made of galvanised steel. The petals represent voyage, destination and arrival to a new place. -
Darebin Art Collection
Sculpture - Arhonda Orestia, Arhonda Orestia, Windows, 2003
Galvanised steel structures shaped like doors or windows with etched copper panels with images on them and patinated surface colour. The designs express and reflect Darebin’s cultural diversity and the history of the site, from the land of which the Wurundjeri are the traditional custodians, to brick works (Northcote Brick Company) and then finally as the Northcote Landfill. -
Darebin Art Collection
Sculpture - Arhonda Orestia, Arhonda Orestia, The Dance, 2003
This is a sculpture made from bands of steel formed into tall “crown-like or inverted “v” shapes”. The work has panels of etched copper with text in different languages riveted onto areas of the steel that overlap. The design expresses and reflects Darebin’s cultural diversity and the history of the site. -
Darebin Art Collection
Sculpture - Cathy Adams, Cathy Adams, Snake, 2003
"This work is a snake that is constructed with a skeletal framework of thin strip steel and fencing wire. The framework is covered with Hessian which is then covered with three layers of fibreglass blanket and resin. The entire snake is painted with acrylic artist’s paints and acrylic house paint. The snake is approximately six metres long by one metre wide. This work represents “Mindi” the Red-Bellied Black Snake. The Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation regard “Mindi” as a spirit of good fortune. (Objective code A1571518)" -
Darebin Art Collection
Sculpture - David Bell and Gary Tippett, David Bell and Gary Tippett, The Nest, 2012
The symbolic egg form at the heart of this design echoes the hope for recovery and new life, and for the rebirth of the land. The piece also references the conservation role of the park and in particular the role this park plays for the many birds that live and nest within. The 4 metre high egg form is made from recycled timbers and is designed to be tactile, organic and peaceful within the environment. (Objective A1455462) -
Darebin Art Collection
Sculpture - Irianna Kanellopolou, Irianna Kanellopolou, The Gathering, 2003
This work consists of three “piles of rock-like forms” set in vertical formations. The work is made from clay and cement. The clay used in these pieces reflects the history of the site by referring to the earth and to the brick manufacturing that took place in the area. The formations of the rocks represent the strength of the community and the building blocks of our multicultural heritage.