Arts and public program
Good public art enriches places. Barangaroo will be a showcase of arts and culture for all to enjoy.
Temporary art at Barangaroo
One of the aims of the Barangaroo Public Art and Cultural Plan is to deliver a distinctive program of temporary art and cultural events to embed Barangaroo in Sydney’s, indeed the nation’s, cultural landscape.
Sydney Contemporary
27 August - 21 September 2018
Sydney Contemporary returned to Barangaroo for a second year with three leading Australian artists creating large-scale, site- specific works that sat throughout Barangaroo’s commercial, retail and dining precinct.
Sydney Contemporary returned to Barangaroo for a second year with three leading Australian artists creating large-scale, site- specific works that sat throughout Barangaroo’s commercial, retail and dining precinct.
Reko Rennie — As The Crow Flies
A large-scale, three-colour installation by renowned aboriginal artist Reko Rennie. Titled As the Crow Flies, Rennie’s work was installed over a 1,500 square-metre footprint.
As the Crow Flies was commissioned by Lendlease, the developer of the commercial and retail precinct, under the Barangaroo Public Art and Cultural Plan, also supported by International Towers Sydney, Dulux and the Barangaroo Delivery Authority.
As the Crow Flies was commissioned by Lendlease, the developer of the commercial and retail precinct, under the Barangaroo Public Art and Cultural Plan, also supported by International Towers Sydney, Dulux and the Barangaroo Delivery Authority.
Nike Savvas — Papillon
23 October to 8 December 2017
A large-scale installation by renowned artist Nike Savvas, this dynamic and spectacular artwork was comprised of beautifully coloured ribbons suspended from the ceiling of Exchange Place.
Papillon was a collaboration between Nike Savvas and Urban Art Projects, commissioned by the Barangaroo Delivery Authority as part of the annual temporary art program at Barangaroo.
A large-scale installation by renowned artist Nike Savvas, this dynamic and spectacular artwork was comprised of beautifully coloured ribbons suspended from the ceiling of Exchange Place.
Papillon was a collaboration between Nike Savvas and Urban Art Projects, commissioned by the Barangaroo Delivery Authority as part of the annual temporary art program at Barangaroo.
Vo Trong Nghia — Green Ladder
2 March - 2 May 2018
Originally commissioned by the Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation in 2016 for the architectural pavilion series Fugitive Structures, Vo Trong Nghia’s Green Ladder speaks to sustainable and green architectural practice.
Green Ladder was a project of Barangaroo Delivery Authority in partnership with Sherman Centre for Culture and Ideas as part of the annual temporary art program at Barangaroo
Originally commissioned by the Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation in 2016 for the architectural pavilion series Fugitive Structures, Vo Trong Nghia’s Green Ladder speaks to sustainable and green architectural practice.
Green Ladder was a project of Barangaroo Delivery Authority in partnership with Sherman Centre for Culture and Ideas as part of the annual temporary art program at Barangaroo
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