Shoalhaven City Council has received $349,668 in funds from the Department of Planning, Industry and the Environment to be put towards four public art projects across the Shoalhaven.
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The four projects were selected following consultation with councillors in May.
The projects include a public art trail from the Bomaderry train station to the Nowra CBD through printing sticker decals along the footpath. The decals will be printed with photographs from Cambewarra artist Tamara Dean.
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Another project is temporary installation in the Shoalhaven Entertainment Centre forecourt and will include a stage, seating, landscape elements and public art. The entertainment centre will then program a number of events for the stage to support local artists.
The other two projects are for Ulladulla and include a wall mural around the Ulladulla CBD and 'gateway mosaic artwork' led by Dora A Rognvaldsdottir in the northern area of the Ulladulla CBD precinct.
The community will be consulted with before the designs are finalised and installed.
Under the funding agreement with the Department of Planning, Industry and the Environment the grant projects must be completed by October 2021.
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Stuart Thomson
Journalist at the South Coast Register.
Journalist at the South Coast Register.
