Public art opportunities

• Hurstville Library columns public art project

Georges River Council is seeking Expressions of Interest from artists/teams of artists for the creation and installation of public artworks on four columns at the entrance to Hurstville Library, facing Queens Road. Visit the Hurstville Museum & Gallery blog for the full project brief and for guidelines on how to apply for this opportunity.

Expressions of Interest close Sunday, 4 April 2021.
 

• Un[contained] arts festival

Georges River Council is seeking Expressions of Interest from artists/teams of artists to create and install a number of artworks to contribute to un[contained], a three day arts and culture festival in the Georges River area in June 2021.

Un[contained] expands and challenges the ideas of what ‘art’ is, breaking it free of a traditional gallery space and letting it take over the streets. Audiences will be drawn to the area by a series of transformed shipping containers placed among large-scale installations, with pop-up and small discoverable artworks within Kogarah. Our community will engage with a diverse range of immersive and creative art experiences involving objects, performance, sound, light, and colour.

Georges River Council welcomes applications from artists/teams of artists across five categories:

1. Large scale community participatory artwork (up to 2 artists selected)
2. Small pop-up artworks (up to 3 artists selected)
3. Performance art pieces (up to 10 artists selected)
4. Mural/Street art (up to 6 artists selected)
5. Installation artwork (up to 3 artists selected)

Visit the Hurstville Museum & Gallery blog for the full project brief and for guidelines on how to apply for this opportunity.

Expressions of Interest close at midnight on Monday 5 April 2021.

 

Public art installations

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