David Wood, Daniel Van der Wiel, Shanai Kellett Ngalamba: to stop and wait a while 2023 Rye
Photo: Untamed Productions
Public art reflects and enriches our community and adds meaning to place and uniqueness to our shire. Public art can express community values, enhance our environment, transform a landscape, heighten our awareness and question our assumptions. Placed in public spaces this art is for everyone, a form of collective expression. Our permanent collection, temporary art, and murals showcase the Shire owned public art. However, there is also a wealth of wonderful art within our community that is equally celebrated.
Enquiries can be directed to publicart@mornpen.vic.gov.au
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