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Sixth Street Public Art Project

Country Arts SA and the Rural City of Murray Bridge are pleased to be working together on WATERMARK Public Art Project. Expressions of interest are now open for three new public art projects, for works to be installed in the arts precinct in Murray Bridge.

Sixth Street is located in the very heart of Murray Bridge, linking two shopping precincts and playing host to the region’s two major arts facilities: the Murray Bridge Town Hall performing arts centre and the Murray Bridge Regional Gallery. The Sixth Street Revitalisation Project has brought extensive redevelopment to this precinct, setting the scene for an exciting, liveable and activated destination.

Public art has been at the core of the vision for the Sixth St Revitalisation Project. One prominent wall in the precinct has already been utilised as part of the Hope Street street-art project. With the momentum starting to build in the town for public art, the canvas is ready for the next exciting stage.

To express interest in the project please download the full artist brief here.

DEADLINE EXTENDED: Expressions of interest are to be submitted either in person, by mail or electronically (encouraged), by no later than 5:00 pm (AEST) Friday 16 March 2018, including all support material to:

ATTN: Eleanor Scicchitano
Visual Art Program Curator
e. [email protected]
SUBJECT LINE: WATERMARK project EOI

Or via mail to:
Country Arts SA
2 McLaren Parade
Port Adelaide SA 5015

All enquiries should be directed to:
Eleanor Scicchitano
Visual Arts Program Curator
Country Arts SA
e. [email protected]
p. (08) 8444 0425

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