Sculpture and Cities

Sculpture and Cities

Vol 20 no 4, 2000


Focus on new art in public places around Australia, problems and possible solutions. Commissions that have been successes and failures. Sydney Olympic commissions. Also update on four artists, Frank Bauer, Victor Meertens, Asher Bilu, and Jim Paterson. Interviews with Peter Sellars on a radical Adelaide Festival, with Mark Fitz-Gerald on Viscopy the artists' copyright collection agency. Challenge to auction houses. Donald Brook on why art has no history. Reviews


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Stafford and Staff: Queensland's Public Art Agency

Author: Mr Timothy Morrell, feature

Morrell examines the recent structural developments which have taken place at and around the precinct of Brisbane's Roma Street Transit Centre. Under Queensland's Art Built-in policy approximately $1.4 million was proposed to be spent on works of art to feature in the new precinct. Morrell was the public art curator for the Roma Street project and this article developed out of conversations held with the Public Art Agency's Executive Program Officer John Stafford.



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