Time and Place 2022 Spanning more than fifty metres in length, Time and Place in Ringwood is a richly coloured mural developed in partnership with Maroondah City Council and Globird Energy.
The Chemist Conceived by local artist Andy Drewitt. The Chemist was inspired by Croydon pharmacist Jim Burns.
Creator and Protector Croydon Tennis Club in Croydon.This piece by Thulli Mara (Woi-Wurrung, Boon Wurrung and Yuggera) tells the story of two figures that hold great symbology and meaning in Aboriginal dreamtime stories and in the kinship system known as Moiety.
We Walk as One Totem poles by artist Simone Thomson (Wurundjeri/Yorta Yorta) reflect on the learning journey of life with Elders, families and children.
Out of the Wood Ringwood Station Car Park, opposite Platforms 1 & 2.Out of the Wood was conceived during a series of workshops conducted by Carla Gottgens with participants in the ArtScape program run by EACH (supporting young people with mental health issues).
Leaf Cubby Maroondah Federation Estate, Ringwood. Leaf Cubby is both a reflection of Maroondah’s natural assets, as represented by the indigenous gum leaf forms, and a playful take on the way children interact with their environment.
The Fruit Thief Laneway next to ANZ Bank and Bloom Hearing at 109 Main Street, Croydon.The Fruit Thief is an interactive wall mural depicting the wings of a fruit bat. These winged mammals were prevalent when large tracts of Croydon were occupied by fruit orchards.
Spotted Marsh Frog Near Fred Geale Oval, Croydon.Ian Bracegirdle’s sculpture can be found in Croydon Town Park, near Fred Geale Oval, as it perches on reeds.
Maroondah Nets mural Maroondah Nets, Heathmont.Ash Keating’s dynamic mural complements and blends with the surrounding landscape, changing as light and shade move across it.
Signal Box Program 2021 Various locations throughout Maroondah.ArtsinMaroondah is pleased to announce a new series of seven signal boxes dotted throughout the municipality. The theme of this year’s program is ‘Celebrating local cultural vibrancy’.
GlowB Wyreena Community Arts Centre, Croydon.GlowB is interactive public art at its best, standing alone as a sculptural element within Wyreena’s mature gardens, but happy being climbed over, and into.
Damian Vick - Hide and Seek Devon Street Car Park, Croydon.Artist Damian Vick was selected by Maroondah City Council to design and fabricate two large-scale sculptures based on the McCoy’s Skink. Designed to match the material palette of the building, the sculptures appear to be camouflaged within the architectural context, playfully insinuating a game of ‘Hide and Seek’.