City of Subiaco Reece Harley City of Subiaco Reece Harley

Tingle 2010

Artist: Helen Smith and Jeremy Kirwan-Ward

Year of Work: 2010

Location: Lords 3 Price Street Subiaco

Asset Type: Wall Work

Provenance: City of Subiaco

Image courtesy of Subiaco

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City of Subiaco, Decommissioned Reece Harley City of Subiaco, Decommissioned Reece Harley

Ace

Image courtesy of Subiaco

Image source City of Subiaco

Artist: Helen Smith, AC4CA (Australian Centre for Concrete Art)

Asset Type: Mural

Year of Work: 2012

Location: Anvil Street behind the ACE cinema

Provenance: City of Subiaco

Decommissioned Status: Building demolished in 2015

Description: Helen Smith has cleverly transformed a concrete box with minimalist geometry into an aesthetically and mathematically beautiful interruption of an otherwise monotonous municipal landscape. The elegant organisation of colour and shape creates an optical manipulation of the surface and our perspective. Ace is one of four semi-permanent wall works in Subiaco by the Australian Centre for Concrete Art (AC4CA) to be found between Railway and Thomas roads.

Helen Smith is an Honours Graduate of Curtin University whose large-scale paintings and photographic works are included in the collections of the National Gallery of Australia, Art Gallery of Western Australia, Daimler-Chrysler Foundation in Berlin, Australian Embassy in Madrid, as well as many private collections.

Established in 2001, AC4CA is a collective of Western Australian and international artists who create interventions as a way of injecting some joy into our everyday urban spaces. Location and scale determine their deceptively simple murals, which can be found in Fremantle, Subiaco, Paris, Basel and Berlin.

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