Art in the gardens

Walking through the Royal Botanic Gardens and came upon this artwork.

Knitted doric column

The Art Gallery is getting in on the knitting fad. What next - the Harbour Bridge?

Fresh and clean art

The Art Gallery of New South Wales on a fresh and clean morning, all of Sydney is rejoicing for the return of the sun.

Camel mural

The completed mural from a few days ago

New mural

Sad to see the fairy wall gone, not sure the connection of Avalon Beach with camels but we do have a lot of sand.

First Blood Tattoo Parlour

Tattoos are the new black, or red? On William St is this thriving business.

The Pavillion in The Domain

I often walk past this hidden gem of a restaurant and think 'I must eat here one day".

Coming over the rise

The Domain is one of the great lunchtime spaces in Sydney, the walk ends with a view of the classical Art Gallery of NSW.

Seahorse door

The old Maritime Services Building at the Quay, now the Museum of Contemporary Art.

Snail outside the Australian Museum

Another one of the Art and About snail. This was tucked at the side of the museum.

Snail at Wynyard

These giant snails are all over Sydney are part of Art and About. This one is in the park above Wynyard rail station. It used to be the parade ground for the Rum Corps.

Tasmania - MONA Exhibits

The Museum of Old and New ART The fat car. The reading room. Bent Table tennis The white room by Wilfredo Prieto

Disabled access Sydney

The newish disabled ramp to the Art Gallery. Stylish.

Shaka sign

Hawaii is a friendly funky place to visit, thank you or mahalo.

Eagle artwork

Back of the Huey chopper.

Banksy in Sydney

Some wall art in downtown Darlo.

Poo on sticks

A Sky view of one of my least favourite sculptures.

Always was Always will be.

Always was, always will be. Part of the Streetware program by artist Reko Rennie. "In his work, Rennie uses geometric diamonds, referencing his associations to north-western NSW and the traditional markings of the Kamilaroi people. Reko Rennie collaborated with Cracknell and Lonergan Architects to realise the artwork in this public context and at this large scale. This artwork will use fluoro paints applied to the 1-5 Flinders Street building, a former Commonwealth Bank, built in 1910." Streetware.

Where are the strong?

and, "Who are the trusted?" ... Art in a Kings Cross back alley window. "Essentially, we are on our own. That our safety and prosperity can only be guaranteed by our engagement with the rest of the world, by our energy, our ingenuity, our self-respect, our confidence in ourselves and our charity." PJK 2002

What does it all mean?

The answer is here somewhere; on the Kings Cross Graffiti chalkboard.