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Mends Street Mob (Long Bench)

Artist: Mikaela Casteldine

Asset Type: Sculpture

Year of Work: 2019

Location: South Perth - On long bench, near Southshore, 85 Mends Street

Description: The Mends Street Meerkats are engaging and playful while reminding people to be cautious and on the lookout for hazards. They are crocheted out of tactile and durable polypropylene with a strong internal stainless steel armature, which allows them to safely interact with the public as they act as ambassadors, guides and security for visitors who are planning a trip to the Perth Zoo.

Provenance: City of South Perth

Image Source City of South Perth — Image source City of South Perth

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Promenading Emus

Artist: Russell Sheridan

Asset Type: Sculpture

Year of Work: 2019

Location: Mindeerup, South Perth - East of animal shade canopies

Provenance: City of South Perth

Description: This family of emus reminds us of the presence of the Australian fauna and our care and fascination or indifference and neglect of it.

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Aboriginal Food Source Drawings #2

Artist: Kylie Graham

Year of Work: 2017

Location: Miller's Pool, South Perth - Integrated into Shelter

Asset Type: Integrated Surface

Provenance: City of South Perth

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East End Gallery

Artist: Various

Asset Type: Gallery

Year of Work: Unknown

Location: 116 Vincent Street, Beverley

Provenance: Shire of Beverley

Description: Owners Kate and Michael are passionate supporters of all local and regional artists. Browse the extensive collection for sale from paintings, sculptures, jewellery, craft and clothing.

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Beverley Station Gallery

Image Source https://www.westernaustralia.com/en/Attraction/Beverley_Station_Arts — Image source Shire of Beverley

Artist: Various

Asset Type: Museum

Year of Work: 2016

Location: 120 Vincent Street, Beverley

Provenance: Shire of Beverley

Description: Beverley Station Gallery and Platform Theatre is a multi-purpose cultural precinct in the centre of the Beverley townsite.

It was built in 1886 in Victorian Tudor style. Originally the Railway Station was a hub of activity when Beverley was an important stop on the Perth to Albany passenger line.

Closed in October 1984, the Railway Station fell into disrepair, but after much hard work by both the community and council it was beautifully restored in 2006.

In 2007, the Beverley Railway Station was the winner of the Heritage Council of Western Australia award for Conservation of a Place on the State Register of Heritage Places.

The Station now displays the Shire of Beverley Art Collection and you can also buy artwork or talk with an artist in residence. Venture beyond the gallery to the Platform Theatre and see the amazing amphitheatre and stage, where many events are held.

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Agricultural Museum

Image Source https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/places/avondale-farm/ — Image source National Trust

Artist: Various

Asset Type: Museum

Year of Work: Unknown

Location: Avondale Farm

Provenance: Shire of Beverley

Description: Located at Avondale Farm is the extensive Agricultural Machinery Museum which tells the story of the development of farming in WA, through its display of historic equipment. Many of the machines have been restored to operating condition by the museum volunteers.

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Bronze Cross Bollard ‑ No. 2

Image Source: Eugene Scrivener (Museum of Perth) — Image source Eugene Scrivener (Museum of Perth)

Artist: Malcolm McGregor

Asset Type: Public Amenity

Year of Work: 1995

Location: King Street, Eastern Side, North of St Georges Terrace intersection

Provenance: City of Perth

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Untitled - Armadale Central Shopping Centre

Image Source Bewley Shaylor — Image source Bewley Shaylor

Artist: Matt Adnate

Asset Type: Mural

Year of Work: Unknown

Location: Armadale Central Shopping Centre, Memorial Park, Armadale

Provenance: City of Armadale

Description: Matt Adnate is an artist who realises his portraits in spray paint. He has moved past his roots in street art, utilising the medium to carry his realist style into the fine art realm. Heavily influenced by the chiaroscuro of Renaissance painters like Caravaggio, Adnate embraces portraiture like the masters of the 17th Century.

Elevating graffiti art above the level of letter writing, Adnate’s subject matter and their subsequent status often belies the intent of his portraits. His works are often cropped by evocative slices of vibrant colour, channelling a presence of character, much like a still life uses its background as a setting for detail and showing fine brushstrokes. Adnate’s realism is highlighted by the use of what appears careless, but is frequently calculated, blocks of vibrant colour.

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Untitled - 234 Jull Street

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Artist: Sharyn Egan

Asset Type: Mural

Year of Work: Unknown

Location: Department of Fire and Emergency Services, 234 Jull Street, Armadale

Provenance: City of Armadale

Description: Sharyn Egan is a Noongar woman who began creating art at the age of 37, which led to her enrolling in a Diploma of Fine Arts at the Claremont School of Art in Perth. She completed this course in 1998 and enrolled in the Associate Degree in Contemporary Aboriginal Art at Curtin University which she completed in 2000.

In 2001 she was awarded a Bachelor of Arts (Arts) from Curtin University. She has also been awarded a Certificate IV in Training and Education in 2011.

The themes of Sharyn’s work are informed by the experiences of her life as a Noongar woman. Sharyn works in a variety of mediums including painting, sculpture and woven forms using traditional and contemporary fibres. Her woven works include traditionally styled contemporary forms and baskets, as well as sculptural forms often based on flora and fauna that have totemic significance for the Noongar people. Her works of oils, natural ochres, resins and acrylics on canvas as well as natural fibre woven sculptures are informed by her experience growing up at New Norcia and comments upon the associated trauma, emotions and a deep sense of loss and displacement experienced by Aboriginal people.

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Untitled - 188 Jull Street

Artist: Tahnee Kelland

Asset Type: Mural

Year of Work:

Location: Passageway at 188 Jull Street, Armadale

Provenance: City of Armadale

Description:

Tahnee Kelland is a full-time artist from Mandurah, Western Australia. She uses muted colours to create emotionally honest artworks that are expressed as murals, paintings, illustrations, business logos, tattoos and custom jacket designs.

Her whimsical style pulls in the viewer; giving glimpses of real emotional honesty, soulful femininity, fanciful patterns and a space for reflection.

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Untitled - 89 Jull Street

Artist: Andrew Frazer

Asset Type: Mural

Year of Work: Unknown

Location: Domino’s Pizza, 89 Jull Street, Armadale

Provenance: City of Armadale

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Untitled - 23 Prospect Road

Artist: Bradley Kickett

Asset Type: Mural

Year of Work: Unknown

Location: Armadale Police Station, 23 Prospect Road, Armadale

Provenance: City of Armadale

Description: Bradley Kickett is a local Noongar artist. He was born in Northam and grew up in Perth. He descended from the Kickett clan in York, Western Australia. He began painting in 2007.

Bradley’s style of art is abstract with paintings depicted from an aerial view and illustrated in a fluid style that he has developed over the last three years.

Influenced by experiencing Noongar country, from the oceans to the rivers and seeing the wildflowers and the land from the air and showing the flow and the shapes of the earth. These images are all interwoven with the history and the stories that are shared and passed down to him from his family and elders.

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Untitled - 172 Jull Street

Artist: Lisa King

Asset Type: Mural

Year of Work: Unknown

Location: Cash Converters, 172 Jull Street, Armadale

Provenance: City of Armadale

Description: Lisa King is an artist and illustrator dedicated to figurative portraiture and fashion illustration. Her rich and stylish works cross over various mediums including oil, acrylic, aerosol and computer generated imagery, with a primary pull towards large scale mural work being influenced by indie and pop culture.

Her work has been labelled ‘colourfully angelic yet seemingly dark’. She has been recognised locally and internationally as a fast emerging painter and street artist.

Her current focus lies in large scale mural production and a year-long studio calendar, with an emphasis on oil painting and traditional drawing skills.