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Mural
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City of Ballarat
Artwork, other - Campsite Mural, Campsite
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© Copyright of Marley Smith and Billy Blackall
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Campsite by Marley Smith and Billy Blackall
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City of BallaratArtwork, other - Public Artwork, Roots, November 2019 - March 2020
Old uncle is standing on the mountainside watching over the modern-day empires built on Aboriginal land shaking his head, saying: “they are doing it again, every empire has a rise and fall”. It’s something that has never been learnt over time. — Josh Muir
Josh Muir’s work, Roots, was the first temporary artwork to be installed on the Gallery Annex Wall on the approach to Alfred Deakin Place, Police Lane in Ballarat Central. The space is an important site to host this work given that Alfred Deakin Place is commonly used as a place of discussion, engagement, protest and performance.
Roots was a temporary artwork made using a printed vinyl application, in Alfred Deakin Place Ballarat installed in November 2019.
elder, aboriginal and torres strait islander
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City of BallaratArtwork, other - Public Artwork, Akio Makigawa, Point to Sky, 1999
‘The base of the tower is a house, the geometry transformed and distended, merging into the attenuated shaft surmounted by two seeds. The topmost seed is gold, recalling Ballarat’s history as the centre of the Victorian gold rush, and also symbolising the sun’. - Jackie Cooper
Stainless steel panelling and shaping on armature. Set into raised platform of bluestone pavers.
point to sky, akio makigawa, modern
