Owen Davies - Sculpture
Artist: Owen Davies
Asset Type: Sculpture
Year of Work: 1994
Location: Corner of Jull Street and Third Road, Armadale
Provenance: City of Armadale
Description:
Instigated by the Armadale Chamber of Commerce, this sculpture is a tribute to the history and heritage of the area. The 1890s swagman represents the pioneers and tradespeople that contributed greatly to the growth of Armadale. The Y-shaped junction that he draws in the sand highlights the two highways and resembles the design of the Armadale Council crest. He sits next to the waterwheel signifying the importance of the creeks and dams in the area. The seats around the sculpture invite people to rest in a subtle tribute to the local brick and manufacturing industries.
Image Source 7 to 1 Photography
Kerb Stamps
Image source City of Joondalup
Artist: Geoff Yorke, Jane Yorke
Year of Work: 1994
Location: Located throughout the City of Joondalup
Asset Type: Mosaic
Provenance: City of Joondalup
Smoke Stack Wind Vane
Artist: Stuart Green
Asset Type: Sculpture, Metalwork
Year of Work: 1994
Location: Eastern entrance to Claisebrook Station
Provenance: City of Perth
Small Figurative Bronze Lizard
Image source Frances Andrijich
Artist: Greg James
Asset Type: Sculpture, Metalwork
Year of Work: 1994
Location: Eastern Entrance to Central Courtyard, Macey Place Pocket Park, East Perth
Provenance: City of Perth
The Red Surveyor
Image source Eugene Scrivener (Museum of Perth)
Artist: Jon Tarry
Asset Type: Sculpture
Year of Work: 1994
Location: Boans Place, intersection of Glyde and Brook Streets, East Perth
Provenance: City of Perth
Sculptured Seating
Image source Eugene Scrivener (Museum of Perth)
Artist: Mark Cox
Asset Type: Sculpture, Public amentiy
Year of Work: 1994
Location: Henry Lawson Walk, Claisebrook Cove, East Perth
Provenance: City of Perth
Circumvolution
Image source Eugene Scrivener (Museum of Perth)
Artist: Miv Egan
Asset Type: Architectural sculpture, Mosaic
Year of Work: 1994
Location: Citi Place Complex, Eastern access way
Provenance: City of Perth
Two Fighting Snakes
Image source Frances Andrijich
Artist: Matthew Tjupurulla Gill
Asset Type: Mosaic
Year of Work: 1994
Location: South Western corner of Forrest Place
Provenance: City of Perth
Description: A popular Forrest Place artwork depicts two snakes fighting over two Tjupurulla men at the homeland of the artist’s father near Lake Mackay in WA’s Northwest.
The 5 x 7 metre mosaic was constructed using over 17,000 mosaic tesserae of red, black, yellow and white granite.
The original design was translated from a dot painting created by the Balgo Hills artist in 1988.
The painting is part of the City of Perth Art Collection.