Dec 13, 2013
Some more examples of the work in Lake Macquarie's Sculpture Park, outside the art gallery.
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Some more examples of the work in Lake Macquarie's Sculpture Park, outside the art gallery.
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Ghost by Janet Lawrence, 2009.
Hear 1233's Jenny Marchant speaking to Lake Macquarie City Art Gallery Director Debbie Abraham about this work in the gallery's Sculpture Park.
Aeolian Tree by John Turier 2001.
1233's Jenny Marchant speaking to Lake Macquarie City Art Gallery Director Debbie Abraham about this work, in the Gallery's Sculpture Park.
Hear the Art by Richard Tipping 1996.
Hear 1233's Jenny Marchant speaking to Lake Macquarie City Art Gallery Director Debbie Abraham about this work in the gallery's Sculpture Park.
Love Boat by Ted Prior, 1996.
Hear the director of Lake Macquarie Art Gallery Director Debbie Abraham speaking to 1233's Jenny Marchant about this sculpture in the Gallery's Sculpture Park.
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You've heard about urban art, but what about Suburban Art?
1233's Paul Bevan spoke to local artist Braddon Snape about his major artwork that rests inside a housing estate near Nelson Bay.
This incredible mural is on Donald Street in Newcastle, as part of the Hit The Bricks street art festival.
Mural by Brisbane based artists FINTAN MAGEE & SOFLES
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This mural rests at the corner of Date Street & Glebe Road in Adamstown. It was painted last year with a Newcastle City Council ‘Pride of Place’ grant, designed by Jessica Coughlan and painted by Elizar Mytka.
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