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Public Arton the Peninsula7Bukki Yellaka Iamo Tarkarri / Making Old Tracks New Again (2)

Military RoadOuterHarborLady Ruthven DriveOliver RogersRoadSemaphore1112-131415SemaphoreSouth1-29-10EsplanadeLady Gowrie DriveLady Gowrie DriveMilitary RoadLargs BayWoolnough RoadSemaphore Road16Hart StreetBower RoadVictoria RoadOsborneGlanvilleEtheltonOsborne RoadGedville RoadStrathfield Terrace6NorthHaven8TaperooLargsNorthFletcher RoadHargrave StreetCauseway Road7PeninsulamapVictoria RoadVictoria RoadNewportPeterheadBirkenheadExeter201918PortAdelaideSt Vincent Street1734-5Commercial RoadGrand Junction RoadFrancis StreBedford St12345678910Catching the Boat TrainJohn Whitney & studentsfrom Enfi eld High SchoolOuter Harbor Train Station,Oliver Rogers Rd, Outer HarborPainted mural depicting the historyof Outer Harbor and train line 2008Bukki Yellaka Iamo Tarkarri/Making Old Tracks New AgainTamara Molloy, Ben Resch, KatrinaPower, students from TauondiCollege. Outer Harbor Train Station,Oliver Rogers Rd, Outer HarborMosaic mural celebrating Kaurna Countyand Culture 2008Aerosol Art MuralDa Klinic, local youthsLefevre Community Centre,541 Victoria Road, OsborneHitting wall 2006Taperoo Community CentreMosaic MuralCheryl Sherrah and local residentsTaperoo Community Centre,14 Yongala St, TaperooMosaic Mural that refl ects seaside 2007Taperoo Community CentreMuralKalyna Micenko, Bob Daly &local residentsTaperoo Community Centre,14 Yongala St, TaperooDecorative mural on front ofbuilding facade 2005Largs North Kindergarten50th Year Art ProjectPeter Johnson, Liz Fotiadisand kindy students19 Kybunga Tce, Largs NorthCeramic glazed relief sculpture withseascape theme 2008Largs Bay RSL CommunityProjectPaul Alexander, local youth17 Carnarvon Tce, Largs Bay41 metre long mural depicting the role ofarmed services men and women 2005Largs North Railway StationMural Largs Bay School studentsEntrance to the Largs NorthRailway Station, 242 FletcherRoad, Largs BayMural of sea creatures 2004City Sites Mosaic BenchEmma Wiadrowski, Carclew YouthArts Centre Largs Bay ForeshoreMosaic bench celebrates presence ofdolphins along beaches 2003Mermaid, King NeptuneHelen Kavanagh, Kaz PedersenLargs Bay Foreshore,Lady Gowrie Drive, Largs BayMosaic murals on toilet block 200411121314151617181920City Sites Mosaic BenchCity Sites Artists, Carclew YouthArts Centre Semaphore Foreshore,(overlooking waterslide)Icons of Semaphore 2002Semaphore War MemorialClock Heritage MemorialSemaphore ForeshoreMemorial to those that died in theFirst World War 1927City Sites Mosaic DrinkingFountain City Sites Artistsand Carclew Youth Arts CentreSemaphore Foreshore Depictingsunset and boats on the Gulf 2007Mind and Body MosaicCheryl Sherrah & localpeople living with mental illnessMedian Strip on SemaphoreRoad near LibraryStepping stones depicting waysto maintain good health 2005Back Streets ProjectPeter Johnson & residentsof Brown St Wall on Brown St,Semaphore Mosaic tree on wall 2000The Mosaic GardenCheryl Sherrah & local peopleliving with mental illnessSt Bedes Anglican Church Parish,200 Military Rd, Semaphore8 metre Mosaic wall mural depictinga colourful garden 2006Swim through the PortSteven BrownPort River opposite MangroveCove, Wirra Dr, Ethelton5 bronze fi gurines on top ofwooden pylons depicting theport river swimming carnivals 1994LatelareTaylor Cullity Lethlean, SPUD,Mike Tye, Aunty Veronica BrodieWirra Dr, New Port Park developed tohonour the birthplace of traditional Kaurnawoman, Latelare, her descendants andthe Aboriginal community 2009Living on the PeninsulaLucy Thurley & students from theLefevre Peninsula Primary SchoolShorney St, cnr Semaphore Rd& Close St, BirkenheadFacing East on the Wall – narrativeabout living on the Peninsula 2007Reciprocity = Yerra (Kaurna)Sculptor - Marijana Tadic,Emu tracks design - MarkBlackman cnr Victoria Rd &Semaphore Rd, Birkenhead12 metre high entrance statementechoing society’s desire to collaborate andcooperate towards mutual benefi ts 2007.Time capsule to be opened in 2056.

Public Artin the Port11Passage of Time (28)

2122232422212324Glow -Taltaityai (Kaurna)Michelle Nikou, Jason MilanovicWestern end of Walter Morris DrGlow in the Dark bird sculpturesrepresenting the Kaurna ‘TjilbrukeDreaming’ story 2009Dolphins in the Port‘Metamorphosis of the Port’Sarah-Jane Cook, Lucy ThurleyNewport Quays InformationCentre, Mundy St, Port AdelaideThe butterfl y has been used in thedolphin as a symbol of change 2007Maritime Theme SculptureCatherine Truman, Silvio ApponyiDouglas Mawson Institute ofTAFE, 1 Mundy St, Port AdelaideResembles turbulent pool, thrown fromthe sea on the courtyard. 1993Heritage Public Art, HistoricEngineering MarkerSupervised by H C Mais,Supplied by Westwood Baillieof England Entrance to Nile StCarpark, Port AdelaideArchway & Bridge Swing - section ofold Jervios bridge including controlroom 18782540-414226272829-3-31St Vincent StPortAdelelaide25262728393332Commercial Rd29Portmap34354336-3-374438Dolphins in the Port‘Swimming for Life’Margaret WorthCivic Centre Foyer,City of Port Adelaide Enfi eld,St Vincent Street, Port AdelaideA representation of the energy wavesfl owing around the dolphin’s form 2007Promenade Shadow PavingCath Cantlon, Port CommunityArts Centre Promenade Walk,end of Commercial Rd, PortAdelaide Sandblasted shadowdesigns represent past usage ofDock areas 1996City Sites Mosaic PaversCity Sites Artists and CarclewYouth Arts Centrecnr Commercial Rd andNorth Pde, Port AdelaideSeagull 2007Passage of TimeTrevor Wren, Sherri Rankine,Rick Taylor, Stephanie Gollan,Peter Tysoe, Tauondi Collegestaff & students Pavement ofBlack Diamond Corner, 62-66Commercial Rd, Port AdelaideRefl ects the history of PortAdelaide 1999303132333435Healing MuralThancoupie Fletcher, MargueriteWorkman, Helen Blake,Valerie Bennett, DanicaGacesa-Mclean, Trevor Wren,Community artists, studentsfrom Tauondi College,Port Community Arts CentreVisitor Information CentreCourtyard, 66 Commercial Rd,Port AdelaideMural of Port River; featuringfi rst inhabitants, later Europeaninfl uence 1998Blowin in the WindCath Cantlon & Port CommunityArts CentreVisitor Information Centre,66 Commercial Rd Port AdelaideContemporary design of metalnewspapers that capture socialhistory 1997Dolphins in the Port‘Yerlo Parri’Nikki CarabettaPort Adelaide Visitor InformationCentre, 66 Commercial Rd,Port Adelaide (in foyer)‘Yerlo Parri’ is the Kaurna word forsea river (Port River). Inspired by thePort River dolphins and representingsea and wind (natural elements ofchange) 2007City Sites Mosaic PaversHendre Roasch, Victoria HazelRyan Williams, Ruby Chew,Carclew Youth Arts Centrecnr Commercial Rd and StVincent Streets, Port AdelaideDolphin, Anchor 2006Dolphins in the Port ‘Rihi’Bethany AshleyDolphin Pod Café,Commercial Rd, Port AdelaideRepresents both the Maori Artist’sand the dolphin’s relationship tothe river 2007City Sites Mosaic PaversCity Sites Artists andCarclew Youth Arts Centrecnr Lipson & Divett StPort AdelaideBlack Diamond Centre 2007City Sites Mosaic BenchDoris Ayala, Simon Hatji,Hayley Torres, Carclew YouthArts Centre Adjacent MaritimeMuseum 126 Lipson St,Port AdelaideImage of female ship’s fi gure-headembodied in historic map of Portarea 2000363738394041424344Historic OrnateDrinking FountainErected by Mayor John Formbycnr Lipson and St Vincent St,Port AdelaideDrinking fountain mounted onMintaro slate 1870Lost & FoundJulie Blyfi eld Pavement at244-260 St Vincent St,Port AdelaideRelics from the Port River 1992NavigatorKaren Genoff293 St Vincent St, Port AdelaideMemorial to South Australian seafarers 1992W. Thomas & Co FountainJohn DowieCourtyard entrance to Port MallFountain to Celebrate 100 years ofW Thomas & Co Flour Millers 1981Women’s Story WallMarg Edgecombe, AnnaHughes & local womenDale St Women’s Health,47 Dale St, Port AdelaideStraw bale wall housing fi ve glassvitrines with public art elements 2004Public Art Floor DesignMeredith Harrison & NeleSchmidt-TeutebergEntrance foyer of Dale StWomen’s Health, 47 Dale St,Port AdelaideLinoleum fl ooring creating brightwelcome 2004Dolphins in the Port‘The Road Not Taken’Katie ShrinerPort Adelaide Library,2-4 Church St, Port AdelaideInspired by the poem “The RoadNot Taken” by Robert Frost 2007Reconciliation FootwayProjectNicholson WatsonCommercial Rd, Port Adelaidenear Dale StCommunity messages etched inpavers in footpath 1999City Sites Mosaic PaversHendre Roasch, Victoria HazelRyan Williams, Ruby Chew,Carclew Youth Arts CentrePort Adelaide Railway Station,Commercial Rd, Port AdelaideLighthouse, Bollard 2006

Public Artaround the Parks15Tao Dan Reserve (58)

Port RdPortAdelaideGray Tce45464747Torrens RdAlbertonRosewater4645Ridley GrovePrimary SchoolEastern PdeOfferings - MuralLucy Thurley & membersof local communityDuffi eld Reserve, Russell St,RosewaterHands holding the communityand keeping them safe 2006Aerosol Art WallLocal communityCanning St, RosewaterAerosol mural of young people 2004Welcome Stranger SculptureTrevor Wren Adjacent Lee &Gray Tce RosewaterCommemorating the fi rst Rosewateris Burning Event. Constructed of steelmetal work found around the existingrailway yard 1997Addison RdMansfieldParkGillmanRidley GrPennington565048Trafford St514849OttowayDry CreekGrand Junction Rd52Parker StAtholParkWoodvilleNorth5354Hilton StStuart St49Industry Working Towardsa Cleaner Port RiverNicholas WatsonMedium strip, entrance toEastern Pde, OttowayEntrance statement wall depictingbusiness contribution to watermanagement 2003Hanson RdAngleParkCowan StWingfieldMansfieldParkRidley GrWoodvilleGardens59KilkennyLife lineGreg Healey, Andrea Jones,James Hayter, Gregg MitchellRanger Wetlands, Hanson Rd,Wingfi eld3 large ornamental buoysrepresenting the systems ofnature and zero waste 2007AngleParkFerrydenPark57South Rd South Rd58Regency Rd55FerrydenWoodvillePark50Gardens5152ParksDays RdRegencyParkmapOn the Wall MuralSuzanne Elliot, Jamie Mansell,Jim Cane, Parkscommunity membersOpposite Parks CommunityCentre - Shops cnr Trafford& Cowan St, Angle ParkMural 2003Entrance StatementMartin Corbin andCity Sites artistsParks Community Centre,cnr Trafford & Cowan St,Angle ParkMosaic mural and steel 2000Talking Realities …young parentingLouise Byrn, local youngparenting parents,Talking Realities GroupParks Community Centre,Building 5, Cnr Trafford &Cowan Street, Angle ParkMural - story depicting youngparents and outcomes 200853545556575859Indigenous Snake MuralSonja McLean DeSilva, LorettaChester, Maryanne Chester,Teawa Daniels, Pablo Delcapro,Lee Keenihan, Aminta Lainez,Coleen Lawrie, PriscillParks Community Centre,Cnr Trafford & Cowan St,Angle ParkYear of Indigenous Peoples mural 1993Important Steps in TimeLocal artists & communitymembersParks Community Centre,Centre Square, Cnr Trafford &Cowan St, Angle ParkPavers in the shape of Australia. Eachpaver has an inscription of Australianhistorical events 1992The Helix Walking TrailParks community members,Silvio Apponyi, Geoff Barnes,Mark Blackman, Jim Cane,Sandy Elverd, Jamie Mansell,Bridgette Minuzzo, Adrian PotterBegins Ridley Grove and fi nishesat the Parks Community Centre,Trafford St, Angle ParkThe Walking Connection offers a relaxed30 minute walk - but also invites you tospend time along the way looking at theart work, sitting in the reserves or onthe photographic seats. Features publicart created by members of the ParksCommunity Centre 2003-2007Mikawomma ReserveAdrian Potter, Bridgette Minuzzo,Mark Blackman, local residentsCnr Liberty & Ridley Gr,Woodville GardensAboriginal themed reserve, native faunasand blasted into rocks & Interpretiveart 2003Richard Day ReserveAdrian Potter, Bridgette Minuzzo,local residentsDurham Tce, Ferryden ParkReserve focusing on agriculture andthe effect of the Goyder line - variousworks of public art 2005Tao Dan ReserveAdrian Potter, Bridgette Minuzzo,local residentsSutherland Rd, Ferryden ParkVietnamese themed reserve - variousworks of public art including tortoisesand games 2004Colourful muralJimmy C and local youthNorth Wall of Centro Arndale470 Torrens Rd, KilkennyMural depicting the diverse populationof the western area and captured youthinvolved in positive activities 2007

Public Artin the East19Sites, Connecting Lines (69)

Port Wakefield RdCormack RdWingfieldRegencyPark6061Churchill RdRegency RdChurchill Rd NorthKilburnCavan Rd62Prospect RdBlairAthol63Main North RdMain North RdGepps64Cross 65-66EnfieldSeftonParkClearviewRegency RdBroadviewHampstead RdBriens RdNorthfield68Grand Junction RdFolland Ave67ManninghamNorthgateGreenacresMuller RdHampsteadGardensWalkleyHeightsFosters RdO G RoadKlemzigOakdenWindsor GrWalkleys RdSir Ross Smith BvdHillcrest7073North East RdValley ViewBlacks RdWindsorGardensGillesPlains7174Wandana Ave72Sudholz RdHoldenHill75South Rd696061626364City Sites Mosaic BenchHendre Roasch, Victoria Hazel,Ryan Williams, Ruby Chew,Carclew Youth Arts CentreSunnybrae Farm, Tikalara St,Regency ParkMosaic bench of peacock 2006Jack Watkins ReserveSculpturesCommunity artists and localresidents Jack Watkins Reserve,Churchill Rd, KilburnSculptures depicting the history ofthe area in regards to sport and as|a legacy to Jack Watkins 2003Speaking, ListeningAnton Hart Streetscape alongProspect Road, Kilburn/BlairAthol area Granite seats andsandblasted text in pavement 2008‘Spirit of Place’Anna McLean and localresidents Dingley Dell Reserve,Angwin Ave, Blair AtholCommunity art project includingceramic, mosaic & pavers 2003Drovers Horse andStockman SculptureTrevor Wren Near entrance StateSports Park, Main North Rd,Gepps Cross Sculpture depictingthe Gepps Cross Stockyards 2000656667City Sites Mosaic BenchCity Sites Artists Carclew YouthArts Centre, BJ Hisgrove,Rohan Tomlinson, AlisonBradshaw, Amy DowdStockade Botanic Park, cnrTwin & Howards St, Northfi eldMosaic Bench 2001FootprintsGlenda Bowen, CarolineGrimes, Charmaine Suaresand staff and students fromlocal schools Stockade BotanicPark, cnr Twin & Howard St,Northfi eld Clay tiles depictingfootprints of harmony 2008Totem PolesJohn Whitney, students fromRoss Smith High school,Northfi eld Community GardenMembers Ross SmithSecondary School,Hampstead Rd, NorthgateTotem poles painted invegetable themes for thecommunity garden 200768697071Memorable Momentsof GreenacresJohn Whitney & studentsfrom Ross Smith High schoolGreenacres Reserve,Manoora St, GreenacresCommunity mural depicting historyof old Enfi eld area 2006Klemzig Memorial ParkVarious artistsSpring Gr, KlemzigBronze sculptures and systemsrepresenting the fi rst Germansettlers 1972SculpturesVarious artists HedgerowReserve, Park Tce OakdenWooden/bronze/iron sculpturesdepicting knife and fork andnative fauna 2001Wandana Water BirdsTamara Molloy, Ben Resch,Wandana Primary SchoolWandana Reserve, KopoolaCrs, Gilles PlainsJunk art, birds and CommunityArt Mural 200772737475Sites, Connecting LinesAndrew Stock, Paul HerzichLions Peter WesbroomReserve, Cnr Lurline &McKinlay Ave, Gilles PlainsRepresentation rainbowserpent 2006Kurruru PingyarendiCommunity Garden –Turning CircleDoris Kartinyeri, Andrew Stock,Paul Herzich Gilles PlainsCommunity Campus 489 MainNorth East Rd, Gilles PlainsMosaic mural to symbolise Europeanhistory of land by using Kaurnalanguage 2005Native animal sculpturesMelissa Judge, Jill Johnson,W Kuiper. Hartley Gr Reserve,Brecon St, Windsor GardensBronze animal sculptures of nativeanimals 2002City Sites Mosaic BenchCity Sites Artists, CarclewYouth Arts CentreBeefacres Reserve, PittwaterDr, Windsor GardensRefl ects essence of Linear Park andnative fl ora 2004

Aboriginal and TorresStr ait Islander Public ArtThe Kaurna people are the Aboriginalpeople of the Adelaide Plains whosecountry spans from Crystal Brook andPort Wakefi eld across the AdelaidePlains to the southern tip of Cape Jervis.Mudlangga (the Lefevre Peninsula) andYertabulti (Port Adelaide) areas belongedto the Wirra Kaurna group who wouldcamp especially along the Port Riverduring the summer months and thentravel across the Port Adelaide Enfi eldarea up to the hills during the winter.As Uncle Lewis O’Brien, a local Eldersays, “the Kaurna’s strong spiritualattachment to the land is understoodthrough stories of the ‘dreaming’ whicharen’t just fairy tales; they speak aboutour country, our law and our knowledge”.It is this intangible cultural and spiritualknowledge that has defi ned anddetermined places of cultural signifi cance;in the environmental, sensory and culturallandscapes of the Kaurna people in theCouncil region and is refl ected in thePublic Art which we are proud to display.Public Art is a striking way of reclaimingAboriginal and Torres Strait Islanderpeople’s ‘spirit of place’ in today’surban landscape. The City of PortAdelaide Enfi eld is proud to set thebenchmark for its largest metropolitancollection of Aboriginal and Torres StraitIslander Public Art and by providingopportunities for the ongoing connectionto land, stories and culture through acreative Arts medium.23Reciprocity (20)This symbol indicates Aboriginal &Torrens Strait Islander Public Artworks

How a Communit y Art ProjectBecomes a Public TreasureHow signifi cant is Community Art andwhat is it that sets it apart from otherPublic Art across the city?A person could be forgiven for initially notnoticing any differentiation between thetwo but there is something of signifi cancethat props Community Art onto itsown distinct pedestal – and that is theprocess. Community Art is all aboutprocesses. In fact the end result, howeverbeautiful, stands in the shadow of theshining light of the collective and creativemind that hatched it; the community– from its embryonic beginning to itscelebrated completion.Members of the community who haveparticipated in such projects have foundthem rewarding on many levels; physical,social, mental and spiritual. CommunityArt projects don’t have to be of titanicproportions and they don’t have tocost a fortune or require you to haveextraordinary artistic talent. They need tobe engaging, rewarding and fun! They arefor everyone, people from all walks of lifeand for any age group.To quote a participant of the ‘Mind andBody Mosaic Stepping Stone’ CommunityArt Project to celebrate Mental HealthWeek in 2005:“It’s nice to share decisions. The coloursare wonderful; they get inside youand sing a bit.”25Footprints (66)

What does the future hold?‘Glow’ under construction (21)The City of Port Adelaide Enfi eldwill continue to encourage andsupport local artists.Opportunities for future PublicArtworks are constantly beingconsidered and incorporated intofuture redevelopments, upgradesand public spaces.For example, a Port Waterfront PublicArt Framework has been created todrive the development of Public Artaround the Port. This document linksthe broader commitment of the City ofPort Adelaide Enfi eld to commissionpublic artworks across the PortAdelaide Centre, Semaphore Roadand beyond. In the Port Waterfrontredevelopment, the developer hascommitted a Public Art Fund for theprocurement of Public Artworks acrossthe development area over the nextten years, which also links withCouncil’s proposed Public Art.As opportunities for Public Artcommissions periodically arise,Council will place ‘Expressions ofInterest’ on its website homepage:www.portenf.sa.gov.au27‘Latelare’ under construction (18)Any enquiries related to the Artscan be directed to Council’s Artsand Cultural Development Offi ceron (08) 8405 6848.

Communit y GrantsThe Mosaic Garden (15)The City of Port Adelaide Enfi eldoffers a number of grants and fundingopportunities for eligible individuals,community groups and organisations.These grants assist in the developmentand implementation of a diverserange of projects, programs andactivities that foster opportunitiesfor community participation andcommunity development.Applications are invited annuallyunder the Community Arts andCommunity Development Grantsprograms for a maximum of $5,000.For further information refer to theCity of Port Adelaide Enfi eld website:www.portenf.sa.gov.au/goto/grantsor contact Council’s CommunitySupport Offi cer on (08) 8405 6882.29

Cit y of Port Adelaide Enfield163 St Vincent St Port AdelaideTel: 8405 6600 • Fax: 8405 6666www.portenf.sa.gov.au/goto/artpublicplaces© The City of Port Adelaide Enfi eldPublic Artwork listed in this PublicArt guidebook are correct priorto going to print.Please note: this guidebookrepresents a selection of publicartworks only and artworksare being accessioned andde-accessioned continuously.Lifeline (49)May 2009 • Lifeline photo by Don Brice • Designed by Publications Team, City of Port Adelaide Enfi eld • Printed on 80% Australian recycled paper • 64293