Category: Public Art
This month, the SHELTER series unveils two compelling documentaries that delve into the minds of influential artists: expressionist architect Erich Mendelsohn in Mendelsohn’s Incessant Visions and sculptor Dani Karavan in High Maintenance. Each film illuminates the complexities of their subjects’ lives and work, reflecting their unwavering dedication to their artistic principles. Mendelsohn’s Incessant Visions offers […]
Design practice Tilt Industrial Design has completed the installation of an innovative 3D mural in Perth that celebrates Indigenous culture and the native Kulbardi (magpie). Commissioned by the Public Transport Authority of Western Australia, ‘Kulbardi Season’ transforms the centre’s facade into a dynamic canvas. The project is the result of a collaboration between artists Chris […]
Ahead of The Living Cities Forum coming to Sydney this Friday 20 September, alongside Melbourne on Wednesday 18, Tope Adesina, one of Australian Design Review’s 30UNDER30 Architects and Innovators of the Built World cohort spoke with Nathalie de Vries, co-founder of Dutch architectural firm MVRDV, about the challenges and opportunities facing cities of the future. […]
Australia’s newest rail stations are using art to connect the millions of people travelling on public transport every year with First Nations heritage and culture. Acknowledging Indigenous cultural heritage in the built environment is an important part of reconciling Australia’s past and present. Renowned Indigenous artists have been commissioned to create work in and around the […]
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