Artist: Jessee Lee Johns
Year of Work: 2019
Location: Beatty Park Leisure Centre, 220 Vincent St, North Perth WA 6006
Asset Type: Mural
Provenance: City of Vincent
Artist: Jessee Lee Johns
Year of Work: 2019
Location: Beatty Park Leisure Centre, 220 Vincent St, North Perth WA 6006
Asset Type: Mural
Provenance: City of Vincent
Artist: Tania Spencer
Year of Work: 2019
Location: Tresillian Arts Centre, 21 Tyrell St, Nedlands
Asset Type: Metal Work
Province: Nedlands
Image Taken From: ‘City of Nedlands - Public Art Guide 2020’
Artist: LuShao
Year of Work: 2019
Location: 60a Frame Ct, Leederville WA 6007
Asset Type: Mural
Provenance: City of Vincent
Artist: Chrisna Tarna
Year of Work: 2019
Location: 60a Frame Ct, Leederville WA 6007
Asset Type: Mural
Provenance: City of Vincent
Artist: Polly Pearl
Year of Work: 2019
Location: 60a Frame Ct, Leederville WA 6007
Asset Type: Mural
Provenance: City of Vincent
Artist: Chrisna Tarna
Year of Work: 2019
Location: 60a Frame Ct, Leederville WA 6007
Asset Type: Mural
Provenance: City of Vincent
Artist: Stuart Green
Year of Work: 2019
Location: 79 South Perth Esplanade
Asset Type: Integrated Work
Provenance: City of South Perth
Artist: Mark Datodi & Steve Tepper
Year of Work: 2019
Location: 80 Henley Street (Meath Retirement Village)
Asset Type: Sculpture/Integrated Work
Provenance: City of South Perth
Artist: Joanna Brown
Year of Work: 2019
Location: 16 Mends Street, South Perth - Northern wall of Harlequin hair
Asset Type: Mural
Provenance: City of South Perth
Artist: Joanna Brown
Year of Work: 2019
Location: 9 Mends Street, South Perth - Internal wall of alfresco lunch area
Asset Type: Mural
Provenance: City of South Perth
Artist: Mark Datodi
Year of Work: 2019
Location: 73 Park Steet
Description: Mark Datodi’s art practice explores ideas relating to suburbia and the impact of urban
expansion. His works combine sculptural elements and patters, which often originate from an amalgamation of street patterns and West Australian native bushland. Over the last 20 years
Mark Datodi has immersed himself in public art projects, sometimes in collaboration with other
artists, creating an impressive series of work across Western Australia.
The starting point for the Deco Totem design process was the architectural Art Deco aesthetic
of the building. Importantly, in reference to the building itself, the artwork form opens at its
height and leads the eye upwards to the building’s roof garden, which forms a ‘green link’
between the building, McDougall Park and the surrounding streetscape.
The leaf-like forms of the artwork are symbolic; the leaf is a symbol of hope, renewal and
revival. The leaf pattern references the beauty and precision in the repetitive forms of plants in
the natural world, the spread of tree branches, the shape of leaves, the flow of leaf veins and
linkages of the cells. Everything is in systematic harmony.
The gestural geometry of the sculptural work shows leaves that twist and overlap organically
and rhythmically upward featuring stylised patterning on these elements reinforcing the Art
Deco language of the work. The patterns cast shadows that will change with changes in light,
and create patterns and movement over the day and at night, as they have been ground lit.
Asset Type: Sculpture
Provenance: City of South Perth
Artist: Mikaela Casteldine
Year of Work: 2019
Location: Mindeerup, South Perth - Near River Wall, Mends Street Jetty
Description: The Mends Street Meerkats are engaging and playful while reminding people to be cautious and on the lookout for hazards. They are crocheted out of tactile and durable polypropylene with a strong internal stainless steel armature, which allows them to safely interact with the public as they act as ambassadors, guides and security for visitors who are planning a trip to the Perth Zoo.
Asset Type: Sculpture
Provenance: City of South Perth
Artist: Mikaela Casteldine
Year of Work: 2019
Location: Mindeerup, South Perth - On top of seating to west of numbat canopy
Description: The Mends Street Meerkats are engaging and playful while reminding people to be cautious and on the lookout for hazards. They are crocheted out of tactile and durable polypropylene with a strong internal stainless steel armature, which allows them to safely interact with the public as they act as ambassadors, guides and security for visitors who are planning a trip to the Perth Zoo.
Asset Type: Sculpture
Provenance: City of South Perth
Artist: Mikaela Casteldine
Year of Work: 2019
Location: South Perth - On long bench, near Southshore, 85 Mends Street
Description: The Mends Street Meerkats are engaging and playful while reminding people to be cautious and on the lookout for hazards. They are crocheted out of tactile and durable polypropylene with a strong internal stainless steel armature, which allows them to safely interact with the public as they act as ambassadors, guides and security for visitors who are planning a trip to the Perth Zoo.
Asset Type: Sculpture
Provenance: City of South Perth
Artist: Russell Sheridan
Year of Work: 2019
Location: Mindeerup, South Perth - East of animal shade canopies
Description: This family of emus reminds us of the presence of the Australian fauna and our care and fascination or indifference and neglect of it.
Asset Type: Sculpture
Provenance: City of South Perth
Artist: Carmen McFaull
Year of Work: 2019
Location: 25 Cedric St, Stirling WA 6021
Asset Type: Painting
Provenance: City of Stirling
Artist: Damien Goerke
Year of Work: 2019
Location: 25 Cedric St, Stirling WA 6021
Asset Type: Painting
Provenance: City of Stirling
Artist: Julie Silvester
Year of Work: 2019
Location: 25 Cedric St, Stirling WA 6021
Asset Type: Drawing
Provenance: City of Stirling
Artist: Lea Taylor
Year of Work: 2019
Location: 25 Cedric St, Stirling WA 6021
Asset Type: Textile
Provenance: City of Stirling
Artist: Louise Wells
Year of Work: 2019
Location: 25 Cedric St, Stirling WA 6021
Asset Type: Textile
Provenance: City of Stirling