Council has a number of evolving public art projects, including street art projects and public art throughout the Northern Beaches and along the Coast Walk.
Keep an eye on this page for our current and upcoming projects across the Northern Beaches.
Contact christiane.statham@northernbeaches.nsw.gov.au if you are interested in finding out more about our Public Art Program.
St David Ave Park
'Through the wind and water' explores topographical patterning of the local landscapes and waters as a way of acknowledging First Nations people’s cultural connection to Country.
Coast Walk Public Art - Long Reef Surf Lifesaving Club
Exploring and fusing elements of art, culture, imagination and nature, Leesa Knight’s works echo the beauty and delicacy of our planet.
Coast Walk Public Art - McKillop Park, Freshwater
Council has commissioned First Nations Public Art team mili mili to create a new public artwork at McKillop Park at Freshwater’s headland as part of the Coast Walk Public Art project.
Coast Walk Public Art - Mona Vale Surf Lifesaving Club
The artists engaged with the local Aboriginal community and key stakeholders to develop designs based on the rock engravings of the Elvina Track and other sites in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park.
Coast Walk Public Art - Robert Dunn Reserve
A planned location for an artwork along the Coast Walk. The location is at the southern end of the reserve (the more highly-elevated section of the park)
Coast Walk Public Art - Aboriginal Art & Storytelling Project, Avalon
Whale Songs is comprised of cast bronze plaques, to be installed along the Coast Walk. The stories on the plaques symbolise the singing in of the whales along the coastline of the Northern Beaches.
Coast Walk Public Art - Aboriginal Art & Storytelling Project, Long Reef
Whale Songs is comprised of cast bronze plaques, to be installed along the Coast Walk. The stories on the plaques symbolise the singing in of the whales along the coastline of the Northern Beaches.
Coast Walk Public Art - Aboriginal Art & Storytelling Project, Narrabeen
This art installation involves a number of cast aluminium oyster shells. The shells are arranged in a cluster to capture that moment in time of a feast, a gathering.
