abstract, contemporaryRural City of Wangaratta Collection, purchased with funds from the Wangaratta Art Council.An contemporary abstract painting using a wide range of colours with shades of white being prominent. Obverse: RESSOM/ (bottom right)wangaratta art gallery, richard ressom, abstract, painting

The first sculpture awarded the Shire of Eltham 'Art in Public Places' Award/Commission. The Judges were Inge King, Jenny Zimmer and Daryl Jackson. The work deals with the juxtaposition of suburban and rural surroundings. This scupture is a typical example of the artist's oevre of the period. This sculptre is site specific and refers to the nature of the environment. The colour - bushfire red / sienna - alludes to the history of fire in the urban/rural fringe and the title, as well as the sculpture's shapes, forms and material refer to the natural and local elements. Judges report noted: "The most vital and expressive work for the site...with a great sense of dynamic movement and vibrant colour. Its' abstract forms will enliven the surroundings and the urban and natural environment. This work is the most appropriate for the site and expressive of the dynamics of an evolving community in which artistic discourse and debate has always thrived." The work has acquired the status of a major landmark from the National Trust. The Breeze is an abstract work made out of welded steel and painted in enamel in bush fire red / sienna. It comprises a series of flat, cut-out shapes, interlocking at different angles, giving the impression of being hinged together rather than fixed. The work references nature and the built environment. Its geometric shapes suggest man-made structures within industry and suburban life, while rural areas can be identified by the organic flame-like shapes fanned by the wind. The circular cut-out in the eye mimics the sun, symbolising the intense heat of the Australian climate, while the colour red alludes to the history of bushfire within the urban and rural fringe. N/Apublic art, ginger, red, sienna, elements, steel, abstract, breeze, fire, sculpture

Innes Cameron was a regular visitor to Peterborough.Significant due to he memories of Peterborough and names of holiday visitors.Small paperback booklet.innes cameron, peterborough, little wandocka, peterborough poems, loch ard, crazy kate beach, wild dog cove, betty cameron

Collected by Dorothy Brumby in relation to Great Western ResearchTwo boys seated with corsages and girl with lace collar standingMater W.J. Chapman Photo Artist Stawell

stawell gold mining

Gramophone record used in the mending room of the Foster Valley Mill.textile mills staff, valley worsted mill, textile mills - staff

Gramophone record used in the mending room of the Foster Valley Mill.textile mills staff, valley worsted mill, gramaphone, record, textile mills - staff

The State planning tribunal revoked a permit Whitehorse Council issued for an 'Overpowering' apartment block at 20 Downing Street, Blackburn. Local residents spent $10,000 fighting the proposed development.The State planning tribunal revoked a permit Whitehorse Council issued for an 'Overpowering' apartment block at 20 Downing Street, Blackburn. downing street, blackburn, no.20, planning development, city of whitehorse

Photo from Accession AS/14/612

Photo from Accession AS/14/612

digilass and acubond sculpture, public art, bathing boxes, brighton, bayside, james voller, martin street

oil on linenpainting, buildings, mother, baby, plants, apartments, rob mchaffie, high rise, parquetry, neighbourhood, foliage

heidelberg theatre company inc., 2014, 401

2010, 379

2003, 332, chris baldock

1959, 50, city of heidelberg repertory group, heidelberg theatre company inc, directed by william (bill) cherrey

2021, 436, directed by tim scott, heidelberg theatre company inc.

Stone sculpture, 62 x 22cm

Donated from the estate of Patricia Marie White, 2013Screenprint on papergippsland, artwork, permanent collection