Art Markers (Group of 2, NE)
Artist: Anne Neil
Asset Type: Sculpture
Year of Work: 2006
Location: George Burnett Park, Karawara - NE, South of Shade Structure
Provenance: City of South Perth
Description: “The themes of motion and bicycling are relevant because the park was one of a few to have dedicated bike paths. The circles will have markings and they will be highly reflective, representing reflective road markings.”
Image Source City of South Perth
Art Markers (NE)
Artist: Anne Neil
Asset Type: Sculpture
Year of Work: 2006
Location: George Burnett Park, Karawara - NE, Close to Gillon Street
Provenance: City of South Perth
Description: “The themes of motion and bicycling are relevant because the park was one of a few to have dedicated bike paths. The circles will have markings and they will be highly reflective, representing reflective road markings.”
Image Source City of South Perth
Art Markers (NW)
Artist: Anne Neil
Asset Type: Sculpture
Year of Work: 2006
Location: George Burnett Park, Karawara - NW Corner, Closest to Rugby Fields
Provenance: City of South Perth
Description: “The themes of motion and bicycling are relevant because the park was one of a few to have dedicated bike paths. The circles will have markings and they will be highly reflective, representing reflective road markings.”
Image Source City of South Perth
Town Hall Mice
Image source Eugene Scrivener (Museum of Perth)
Artist: Anne Neil
Asset Type: Sclupture
Year of Work: 1998
Location: Perth Town Hall, near Western Entrance
Provenance: City of Perth
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Wave Bench With Cast Bronze Fish
Image source Eugene Scrivener (Museum of Perth)
Artist: Anne Neil
Asset Type: Public amenity
Year of Work: 1998
Location: Swan River Foreshore Rest Area, Riverside Drive, near WA Rowing Club
Provenance: City of Perth
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6009
Image source City of Nedlands Public Art
Artist: Anne Neil, Steve Tepper
Asset Type: Sculpture
Year of Work: 2003
Location: Corner Stirling Highway and Smyth Road, Nedlands
Provenance: City of Nedlands
Elements - Wind, water
Image source City of Canning
Artist: Anne Neil
Asset Type: Architectural sculpture
Year of Work: 2016
Location: 14 Cecil Ave, Cannington
Provenance: City of Canning
The Meaning of Matter
Image source City of Subiaco
Artist: Anne Neil
Asset Type: Sculpture
Year of Work: 2003
Location: Corner of Price and Tighe Streets, Subiaco
Provenance: City of Subiaco
Cone Shell
Artist: Anne Neil, Steve Tepper
Asset Type: Sculpture
Year of Work: 2005
Location: 1 Preston Street, Como - Melville Parade
Provenance: City of South Perth
Description: Since settlement, this beautiful river location at Como has been a most popular place to spend leisure and free time. It was a popular holiday destination early last century, particularly for those from the bush - the river and sand being a great attraction. This leads us to the idea of using shells collected along the beach as a source of inspiration – a reference to holidays and playing in the sand.
Image source City of South Perth
Dappled Light
Artist: Anne Neil
Year of Work: 2017
Location: 30 Charles Street
Asset Type: Sculpture
Provenance: City of South Perth
Image Source City of South Perth
Art Markers (SE)
Artist: Anne Neil
Year of Work: 2006
Location: George Burnett Park, Karawara - SE, Closest to Skate Park
Description: “The themes of motion and bicycling are relevant because the park was one of a few to have dedicated bike paths. The circles will have markings and they will be highly reflective, representing reflective road markings.”
Asset Type: Sculpture
Provenance: City of South Perth
Image Source City of South Perth
Art Markers (Group of 2, SW)
Artist: Anne Neil
Year of Work: 2006
Location: George Burnett Park, Karawara - SW, North of Leisure Centre
Description: “The themes of motion and bicycling are relevant because the park was one of a few to have dedicated bike paths. The circles will have markings and they will be highly reflective, representing reflective road markings.”
Asset Type: Sculpture
Provenance: City of South Perth
Image Source City of South Perth
Eglinton Boat Ribs (Roundabout Sculpture)
Image source City of Wanneroo
Artist: Anne Neil and Adrian Jones
Asset Type: Sculpture
Year of Work: Unknown
Location: Corner of Marmion Avenue and Pipidinny Road, Eglington
Provenance: City of Wanneroo
Tribeca South Development Wall lights
Image source City of Belmont
Artist: Anne Neil, Olga Cironis
Asset Type: Architectural sculpture
Year of Work: Unknown
Location: Tribeca South Development, Rivervale WA 6103
Provenance: City of Belmont
She Sells Sea Shells
Image source Town of Cottesloe
Artist: Anne Neil
Asset Type: Sculpture
Year of Work: 2017
Location: Curtin Avenue
Provenance: Town of Cottesloe
Playground
Image source City of Bunbury
Artist: Anne Neil, Bernard Kaiser, Steven Tepper
Asset Type: Public amenity
Year of Work: 2000
Location: Jetty Road and Casaurina Drive, Bunbury
Provenance: City of Bunbury
Going Home
Image source Eugene Scrivener (Museum of Perth)
Artist: Anne Neil
Asset Type: Sculpture
Year of Work: 1996
Location: Traffic island at intersection of St Georges Terrace and Mount Street, Perth
Provenance: City of Perth
Description: These seven kangaroo silhouettes are captured in mid-flight, carrying briefcases. The concept of the artwork is derived from people working on the Terrace and returning home. The kangaroos, once abundant in the area, are seen racing back to King’s Park after a hard day at work. The briefcases draw attention to contemporary life on the Terrace and brings a touch of humour to Perth’s premier business avenue.
Unidentified Photographer
Image source Eugene Scrivener (Museum of Perth)
Artist: Anne Neil
Asset Type: Sculpture
Year of Work: 1996
Location: Traffic island at intersection of St Georges Terrace, Elder Street and Malcolm Street, Perth
Provenance: City of Perth
Description: A life-size bronze figure looks back through time at an image of the Barracks before it was demolished to make way for the new freeway extension. Holding a Box Brownie camera and a handful of photographic plates, the Unidentified Photographer beckons the public to look inside his camera. Inside the Gladstone bag are bronze models of various trade tools of the professionals who once worked on the Terrace.
People in the City
Image source Eugene Scrivener (Museum of Perth)
Artist: Anne Neil, Steve Tepper
Asset Type: Sculpture, Metalwork
Year of Work: 1999
Location: Hay Street, Southern side, West of William Street intersection
Provenance: City of Perth
Description: People In the City illustrates the hustle and bustle of city life and crowded street corners as people wait for the lights to change. The series of cast aluminium outlines are traced from real people. Passers-by often ponder over whom the outlines might represent.
Memory Markers
Artist: Anne Neil
Asset Type: Sculpture
Year of Work: 2006
Location: South Western Entrance to Stirling Gardens, intersection of Barrack Street and The Esplanade
Provenance: City of Perth
Description: In the late nineteenth century the gardens flourished.
On 24 November, 1898, the West Australian newspaper described the grounds as having "Well kept lawns, covered with soft spongy sward tempt the visitor to laze luxuriously on the couch spread so invitingly , while around him on every side are trim, well-kept beds of flowers, divine is shape, brilliant in bloom, delicious in perfume, and varying the more generally known forms with many that are rare and equally beautiful. Well laid out paths wind in and about the trees and lawns, and everywhere care, intelligence, skill and a remarkable capability for extracting every possible advantage out of a small means are apparent."
In 2006, the City of Perth Art Foundation commissioned artist Anne Neill, in collaboration with landscape architects Blackwell & Associates and heritage consultant Barbara Dundas to design an artwork for this entry to Stirling Gardens.
This sculpture `Memory Markers` was inspired by the early recording of memories about Stirling Gardens. The shapes are based on the familiar ink dipping nib which expresses the esssence of the Victorian Era on which the original formal planting patterns were based
