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Birds

Image Source City of Bunbury

Image source City of Bunbury

Artist: Unknown

Asset Type: Sculpture

Year of Work: 1980

Location: Constitution Street/Minninup Road roundabout, Bunbury

Provenance: City of Bunbury

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Brother and Sister

Image Source City of Bunbury

Image source City of Bunbury

Artist: Russell Sheridan

Asset Type: Sculpture

Year of Work: 1980

Location: Corner of Wellington and Victoria Streets, Bunbury

Provenance: City of Bunbury

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The Weeping Wall

Image source Eugene Scrivener (Museum of Perth)

Artist: Nola Farman, Marcelle George

Asset Type: Sculpture, Water feature, Plaque

Year of Work: 1998

Location: The Greenway, beneath Brook Street, East Perth

Provenance: City of Perth

Description: The curved limestone retaining wall not only ensures that a mature tree remains part of the new landscape, but also that the water artificially seeping through it reinforces the power and presence of water in this area of Perth.

The text talks about the abundance of food found in the Claisebrook wetland and how it was cooked in the past

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The Source

Image source Eugene Scrivener (Museum of Perth)

Artist: Nola Farman

Asset Type: Sculpture, Water feature

Year of Work: 1998

Location: The Greenway, South Eastern corner of intersection of Royal Street and Fielder Street, East Perth

Provenance: City of Perth

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Bandstand - Pagoda

Image source Eugene Scrivener (Museum of Perth)

Artist: Drago Dadich, Greg James

Asset Type: Monument, Sculpture, Water Feature, Public amenity

Year of Work: 1995

Location: Russell Square, Northbridge

Provenance: City of Perth

Description: The pagoda is a prominent feature of the busy Russell Square Park. The water features around the main body have not been used in a while but still contain several incorporated sculptures.

The pagoda is often used during events and festivals that are hosted in the park, including Perth’s Fringe Festival, Festival of Perth, and the Perth Pride Parade.

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