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There are numerous artworks on permanent public display in Western Australia.

This list include only works of public art accessible in an outdoor public space; it does not include artwork on display inside a museum. Most of the works mentioned are sculptures, although several notable memorials are listed also. Public art may include statues, sculptures, monuments, memorials, murals and mosaics.

In 1989 the Western Australian state government established a "Percent for Art" policy.[1] The scheme which enacts the policy is administered by the Department of Culture and the Arts and requires that up to one percent of the construction budget for new public works over $2,000,000, be expended on public artwork. The Town of Vincent was the first Local government authority to have a similar scheme. It requires that "commercial, non-residential, and/or mixed residential/commercial developments over $1,000,000 are to set aside a minimum of one per cent of the estimated total project cost for the development to be used for public artworks."[2] Over 700 works have been installed under the state government scheme since 1989.[3]

Perth CBD

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Includes public artworks in the Perth CBD. Excludes the Northbridge precinct and the Perth Cultural Centre, Kings Park, East Perth and Claisebrook Cove.

Name Image Location Artist Year
"Ascalon"[4] St George's Cathedral, Perth Marcus Canning, Christian de Vietri 2009
Percy Buttons' Aspiration Hay Street Mall, Perth Joan Walsh-Smith & Charles Smith 1996
Aurelia Apartments[5] South Perth Jon Tarry 2018
Fusion Apartments[6] Riversdale Road, Burswood Jon Tarry 2016
Bessie Rischbieth Statue[7] Elizabeth Quay

3D model

Jon Tarry 2016
Conic Fugue (Enigma) QV1 Building, Corner St Georges Terrace and Milligan Street, Perth Charles O. Perry 1991
"Connect(us)" Kings Square, Perth Warren Langley 2016
Sir Charles Court[8] Corner Mount St and St Georges Terrace Tony Jones 2011
"First Contact"[9] Elizabeth Quay Laurel Nannup 2015[10]
"Footsteps in Time" 40–50 St Georges Terrace, Perth Joan Walsh-Smith, Charles Smith 2004
Alexander Forrest Stirling Gardens entrance, Barrack Street and St Georges Terrace, Perth Pietro Porcelli 1916
"Going Home" (Kangaroos with Briefcases) Florence Hummerston Reserve, Corner Mount Street and St Georges Terrace, Perth Anne Neil 1996
"Grow Your Own"[11]

(colloquially named "The Cactus")[12]

Forrest Place, Perth James Angus 2011
Gumnut Babies Stirling Gardens, Perth Claire Bailey, Indra Geidans 2001
Bishop Mathew Hale The Cloisters, St Georges Terrace, Perth Greg James 2008
Talbot Hobbs Supreme Court Gardens, Perth Edward Kohler, Alex Winning 1940
"Irrational Geometrics" Kings Square, Perth Pascal Dombis & Gil Percal 2016
"Judith"[13] Howard St Karin Tulloch 1936. Bronze casting in 2008
"Kangaroos on the Terrace"[14] Stirling Gardens St Georges Terrace Perth

3D model

Joan Walsh-Smith, Charles Smith 1997
"Memory Markers"[15][16] Stirling Gardens, Perth Anne Neil 2005
Meteorite (Fire... Water... Earth) Forrest Place, Perth Malcolm McGregor 2000
Migrants Memorial Ozone Reserve, Corner Plain Street and Riverside Drive, Perth A.J.N Macdonald & Associates 2008
"Harmony of Minerals Obelisk" aka "The Ore Obelisk" Stirling Gardens, Perth Paul Ritter and Ralph Hibble 1971
"Oushi zokei" (Mobius in space)[17] Elizabeth Quay railway station, Perth Keizo Ushio 2010
Paper Planes 237 Adelaide Terrace, Perth
People in the City Central Park, Corner Hay and William Streets, Perth Anne Neil 1999
John Septimus Roe Corner Victoria Avenue and Adelaide Terrace, Perth Greg James 1990
"Signature Ring"[18] Barrack Square Simon Gauntlett and Matthew Ngui
"Spanda"[19] Elizabeth Quay Christian de Vietri 2016
Captain James Stirling City of Perth Library

3D model

Clement P Somers 1979
"The Strike" (Miners) Perth Mint, Perth Greg James 1991
Bronze Swans Swan Bell Tower, Barrack Square, Perth Sue Flavell, Gina Moore 2000
"Totem" Perth Arena, Perth Geoffrey Drake-Brockman 2012
Unidentified Photographer Barracks Arch, Corner Barrack Street and Elder Street, Perth Anne Neil, Greg James 1996
De Vlamingh Memorial Barrack Square, Perth Joan Walsh-Smith, Charles Smith 2008
Duxton Hotel lions
Duxton Hotel, St Georges Terrace, Perth

3D model

Northbridge/Perth Cultural Centre

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Public artworks in the Northbridge precinct and around Perth Cultural Centre.

Name Image Location Artist Year
"Arch"[20] Corner of Lake and James Streets, Northbridge Lorenna Grant 2010
"Between 1979–1980"[21] Art Gallery, Perth Cultural Centre, James Street, Perth Clement Meadmore 1981
Der Rufer (The Caller) Art Gallery, Perth Cultural Centre Gerhard Marcks
Cast by Giesserie Barth, Berlin[22] 		1981
"Gateway 2: Coalesce"[23] Perth Cultural Centre, James Street, Perth Akio Makigawa 1987
"Luminous" Chinatown, Rowe Street, Northbridge Geoffrey Drake-Brockman 2015
"Nexus" Plateia Hellas, Lake Street, Northbridge Simon Gauntlett 2002
"Spiral" Perth Police Station, corner of Rowe and Fitzgerald Streets, Northbridge Geoffrey Drake-Brockman 2012
"Unfolding Lives"[24] Perth Cultural Centre, eastern end of the James Street mall, Northbridge Judith Forrest 2010

East Perth and Claisebrook Cove

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Since the late 1980s, a major urban renewal project surrounding Claisebrook Cove has been underway, with abandoned industrial sites levelled and replaced with residential streetscapes and landscaped waterfronts. These have been interspersed with a good collection of public art.

Name Image Location Artist Year
"Channel Markers"/"Marker Seats" Claisebrook Cove Malcolm McGregor 1995
Peace Grove chair Claisebook

3D Model

1988
"Impossible Triangle" East Parade Roundabout, East Perth Brian MacKay, Ahmad Abas 1999
Peter Pan Queens Gardens, East Perth George Frampton 1929
Concrete Poem Sculpture (Spiral Sculpture) Claisebrook Cove Rob Finlayson, PlanE
Edmund Rice Centenary Park, Trinity College, East Perth
Trinity College Mural Centenary Park, Trinity College, East Perth Fintan Magee 2023
"Sea Queen" Claisebrook Cove Tony Jones
"Shimmer" 6.6m x 4.9m x 8.0m, stainless steel[25] Claisebrook Cove SURF (Jurek Wybraniec/Stephen Neille) 2012
"Shoreline Marker Posts" Claisebrook Cove Malcolm McGregor 1995
"Standing Figure" Claisebrook Cove Tony Jones
"The Red Surveyor" Corner Saunders and Glyde Streets, Claisebrook Cove Jon Tarry

Kings Park

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The following list includes public artworks in Kings Park which is located on the outskirts of the Perth CBD. Kings Park was established as a public park in 1872 and contains a varied collection of public artworks ranging from early 20th century war monuments to life-sized dinosaur models. It is said to contain "more memorials, statues and honour avenues than any other park in Australia".[26]

Name Image Location Artist Year
Bali Memorial Fraser Avenue, Kings Park David Jones, Kevin Draper 2003
The South African War Memorial
(originally "Fallen Soldiers Memorial")[27] 		Fraser Avenue, Kings Park James White 1901
Bullockornis May Drive Parkland, Kings Park
Centenary of Western Australian Women's Suffrage Memorial Western Australia Botanic Garden, Kings Park Tony Jones 1999
Cenotaph, Eternal Flame and War Memorial Fraser Avenue, Kings Park Designed by Sir J. Talbot Hobbs 1929
Arnold Cook Memorial Entrance to the Ivy Watson Playground, Kings Park Greg James 1989
Edith Dircksey Cowan Memorial Fraser Avenue and Kings Park Road, Kings Park

3D model

W. Ogilvy 1934
Diprotodon[28] May Drive Parkland, Kings Park Travis Tischler 2010
Floral Clock Fraser Avenue, Kings Park Bequest from Frank Wittenoom 1962
"Lord Forrest" Fraser Avenue and Lovekin Drive, Kings Park Sir Edgar Betram MacKennal 1927
Muttaburrasaurus May Drive Parkland, Kings Park
George Leake Fountain Fraser Avenue, Kings Park 1902
Phytosaur[28] May Drive Parkland, Kings Park Travis Tischler 2010
Pioneer Women's Memorial Forrest Drive, Kings Park Margaret Priest 1968
Queen Victoria Fraser Avenue, Kings Park Francis John Williamson 1903
Vietnam Memorial May Drive Parkland, Kings Park 2002
"Wood Be Good" Ivy Watson Playground, Kings Park

South Perth

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Public artworks within the City of South Perth.

Name Image Location Artist Year
Aurelian Modulations 96 Mill Point Road, South Perth Jon Tarry[29] 2018
R/evolve[30] South Perth foreshore Tony Jones, Ben Jones, Angela McHarrie 2021

Fremantle

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Public artworks within the City of Fremantle.

Name Image Location Artist Year
The Explorers' Monument (Maitland Brown Memorial) Esplanade Park, Fremantle Pietro Porcelli 1913
Child Migrant Statue Victoria Quay, Fremantle Joan Walsh-Smith, Charles Smith 2006
John Curtin Kings Square, Fremantle Joan Walsh-Smith, Charles Smith 2005
Sir Hughie Edwards Kings Square, Fremantle Andrew Kay 2002
The Fishermen Fishing Boat Harbour, Fremantle Greg James, Jon Tarry 2004
John Gerovich ("Mark of the Century") Fremantle Oval, Parry St (at Queen St), Fremantle Robert Hitchcock 2006,
"Iris Series" 20 Ord Street, Fremantle Greg James 2009
C. Y. O'Connor Fremantle Port Authority entrance, Fremantle Pietro Porcelli 1911
Ribbon Sculpture Challenger TAFE, Fremantle
Sculptor Pietro Porcelli Kings Square, Fremantle Greg James 1993
Bon Scott Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour, Fremantle Greg James 2008
Vasco da Gama (Portuguese Memorial) Esplanade Park, Fremantle Ciare Bailey, Edgar Nailor, John Kirkness 1997
Southern Crossing Victoria Quay Tony Jones and Ben Jones 2002
Tom Edwards Memorial Kings Square, Fremantle Pietro Porcelli 1919
The Family Newman Court, Fremantle (moved from 99 Plain Street, East Perth in 2019)[31] Margaret Priest 1974

Other metropolitan

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Public artworks in the Perth metropolitan area and outside the Perth CBD and Kings Park.

Name Image Location Artist Year
Professor H.E. Whitfeld
University of Western Australia.

3D model

Mr John Dowie 1941
Wednesday's Child
Wednesdays child
 Burswood Park, Burswood

3D model

Abdul-Rahman Abdullah 2013
Age Shall Not Weary Them
Cnr Hamersley & Rokeby roads, Subiaco

3D model

Greg James April 2015


Aboriginal Family Minim Cove, Mosman Park Greg James 1999
HBF Stadium Artwork[32] Stephenson Avenue, Mount Claremont Midnight Tuesday Artist Team (Dawn Gamblen) 2016
"Asteroids"[33] Broadway (cnr The Avenue), Nedlands Rick Vermey 2001
Bibbulmun Yorga woman and her dog Neil Hawkins Park, Joondalup Ron Corbett
Ethereal Hand The giant hand is a depiction of the indigenous Nyungar creation story "Carers of Everything" Spearwood Avenue (near Doolette St), Spearwood Artforms collective 2016
Banksia Grove Entry Statement[34] Banksia Grove Jon Tarry 2010
Norman Brearley Perth Airport, Redcliffe Gerard Darwin
Catalpa Memorial Esplanade, Rockingham Joan Walsh-Smith, Charles Smith 2005
Henry Camfield Burswood Park, Burswood Joan Walsh-Smith, Charles Smith 1992
Charles Street Artwork[35] North Perth Lorenna Grant 2016
Centaur Memorial (1874 shipwreck) North Beach Kevin Hayes 1979
Centrefold[36] Marine Parade (at Eileen St), Cottesloe Mark Grey-Smith 2006
Dr Arnold Cook and Dreena VisAbility (formerly the Association for the Blind), Kitchener Avenue, Victoria Park Greg James 2007
"Curl" Carter Lane Park, Subiaco Geoffrey Drake-Brockman 2015
John Curtin Cottesloe Civic Centre, Cottesloe Peter Gelencsér 1987
"The Dancer"[37] Sir Lawrence Jackson Courtyard, University of Western Australia, Crawley Greg James 1979
Mary Durack and child, "the Storyteller" Burswood Park, Burswood Joan Walsh-Smith, Charles Smith 1995
Annie's Landing Estate Artworks[38] Ellenbrook Lorenna Grant 2015
"Eliza" Matilda Bay Tony Jones 2007
"Feathers" Marine Parade (at North St), Swanbourne Anne Neil 2004
"Fledglings" Shenton College, Shenton Park Greg James 2000
May Gibbs Windsor Park, South Perth Joan Walsh-Smith, Charles Smith 2005
"Girl With Two Dolphins" Centro Galleria, Morley Andrew Kay 1996
Gumnut Fountains (4 locations) • Corner Kalamunda and Canning Roads, Kalamunda
• Corner Hale and Morrison Roads, Forrestfield
• Corner Kalamunda and Newburn Roads, High Wycombe
• City of Kalamunda offices entrance statement, 2 Railway Road, Kalamunda 		Joan Walsh-Smith, Charles Smith –
–
2008
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Paddy Hannan Burswood Park, Burswood Joan Walsh-Smith, Charles Smith 1998
"Here Birdy Birdy!"[39] Stirling Library, 895 Beaufort St, Inglewood Clare Bailey 2004
3 Children, "Hopscotch" Burswood Park Joan Walsh-Smith, Charles Smith 1995
"Interlace" Central Walk, Joondalup Geoffrey Drake-Brockman 2015
"Iris Metropolitan" 81 Walcott Street, Mount Lawley Greg James 2008
"The Corner"[40] Corner of Barlee Street and Beaufort Street, Mount Lawley Lorenna Grant 2015
unnamed Islamic artwork[41] Riverside Gardens, Bayswater Arif Satar. Commissioned by Dar Al Shifar (Inc.) 2005
"Lina"[39] City of Stirling Offices, Cedric Street, Stirling Tony Jones 2005
Leopard Heads Represent coat of arms of ancient Roman Emperor Diocletion who founded Split, and the centre piece of the modern Croatian flag Spearwood Avenue (cnr Beeliar Drive), Yangebup Artforms collective 2011
"Lotus"[42] Edith Cowan University, Joondalup Nigel Helyer 2006
"Marble Bun"[42] Edith Cowan University, Joondalup Rodney Glick 2004
"Nurture and Growth" Scotch College, Swanbourne Greg James 1997
C. Y. O'Connor C. Y. O'Connor Beach, North Coogee Tony Jones 1999
Herb Elliott and Shirley Strickland, "the Olympians" Burswood Park, Burswood Joan Walsh-Smith, Charles Smith 2001
"Oneness"[42] Edith Cowan University, Joondalup Ron Gomboc 2003
"Pas de deux" Belmont City College, Belmont Greg James 2000
"Peace" – Midland Junction Railway Workshops Memorial[43] Midland Railway Workshops, Yelverton Drive, Midland Pietro Porcelli 1925
Pitman and Walsh Memorial (marble) Joondalup Police Academy.
Originally installed at The Police Barracks in James Street, Perth. 		Constable Douglas Cummings (uncertain), official draftsman of the Police Traffic Department.[44] 1929[45]
"Readwrite" NEXTDC Data Centre, Malaga Geoffrey Drake-Brockman 2014
Scarborough Hand ScarbsHandNight2 The Esplanade, Scarborough Kylie Graham 2017
Scouting monument Perry Lakes Reserve 1982
"Sky Marker" Tarlton Crescent, Perth Airport Jon Tarry 2007
"Water Wing" Tarlton Crescent, Perth Airport Jon Tarry 2007
"Seed Carrier" Tarlton Crescent, Perth Airport Jon Tarry 2007
Socrates University of Western Australia, Crawley

3D model

Diotima
University of Western Australia, Crawley

3D model

"Speakers" Victoria Park railway station 2010
"Spirit of the Community" Belmont Civic Centre, Belmont Andrew Kay 1999
Tribanga III Station Street, Cottesloe Clara Hali 2008
unnamed bronze 356 Oxford Street, Leederville
unnamed bronze Western Australia Police Academy, Lakeside Drive, Joondalup
"Waterlines"[39] Terry Tyzack Aquatic Centre, Inglewood Tony Jones 2001
Vlamingh Memorial[46] Curtin Avenue, Cottesloe Tony Brand 1974
Willem de Vlamingh Burswood Park, Burswood

3D model

Joan Walsh-Smith, Charles Smith 1996
Aboriginal tribal leader Yagan Heirisson Island, Perth Robert Hitchcock 1984

Regional

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Includes artworks in Western Australian country and regional centres.

Name Image Location Artist Year
Kondinin ANZAC Horse WA 10th Light Horse Regiment Memorial was custom designed by our team. The horse is made from corten steel standing 3.5 metres high. Kondinin, Western Australia Artforms 2015
Aboriginal Female Pearl Diver[47] Foreshore, Broome Joan Walsh-Smith, Charles Smith 2010
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk Middleton Beach, Albany
Antony Gormley Statues, Lake Ballard Lake Ballard Antony Gormley 2003
Nicholas Baudin Albany Peter Gelencser 2005
Nicholas Baudin Busselton

3D model

Peter Gelencser 2005
"The Healers"[48] Busselton Lorenna Grant 2016
David Brand Shire of Irwin office foyer, Dongara
"Fish (the sea in her belly)" Busselton Jetty Nicole Mickle 2011
Lord Forrest 147A Victoria St (cnr Stephens St), Bunbury

3D model

Mark Le Buse 1979
"Box Jellies" Geraldton Lotteries House – Sanford St, Geraldton Peter Zappa 2010
"Brother and Sister" Roundabout on Victoria Street, Bunbury Russell Sheridan
Camel Train (Tin Camels) Prinsep Street Roundabout, Norseman
"Circus Train – Slow Down" Leschenault Inlet Foreshore, Bunbury Alex Mickle, Nicole Mickle 2010
Desert Mounted Corps Memorial Mount Clarence, Albany Charles Gilbert, Paul Montford, Sir Bertram Mackennal 1968
"Red Dog" (The Pilbara Wanderer) High Street, Dampier
Paddy Hannan Hannan St, Kalgoorlie John MacLeod 1929
Hard Hat Pearl Diver Carnarvon Street, Broome Joan Walsh-Smith, Charles Smith 1999
Miners Monument Corner Burt and Lane Streets, Boulder Clement. P. Somers 1984
Mokare Albany Terry Humble 1997
"The Navigators" ("Gateway"/"Four Winds Monument") Australind Bypass Roundabout Bunbury Jon Tarry 2000
"Norseman" (Prospectors horse) Corner Roberts and Ramsay Streets, Norseman Robert Hitchcock
Onslow War Memorial Onslow Joan Walsh-Smith, Charles Smith 2006
"Patrick" (pelican) Mandurah Terrace, Mandurah Claire Bailey
Frederick Henry Piesse Austral Terrace, Katanning Pietro Porcelli 1916
Brigadier A.W. Potts Kojonup Greg James 2007
"Shirely Shell"[49] Mandurah railway station, Mandurah
32°31′38″S 115°44′48″E / 32.527148°S 115.746621°E / -32.527148; 115.746621 		Coral Lowry 2007
HMAS Sydney Memorial Mount Scott Park, Corner George Road and Brede Street, Geraldton Joan Walsh-Smith, Charles Smith 2001
Taking Tea (sculpture) Absolon Street, Dumbleyung Philip Shelton 2013
"Water Dance"[50] Forrest Highway, Lake Clifton
32°37.860′S 115°48.884′E / 32.631000°S 115.814733°E / -32.631000; 115.814733 		Anne Neil 2009
Unnamed sculpture Indian Ocean Drive near Cervantes 2010
"Whale Tail" Waterfront, Esperance Cindy Poole and Jason Wooldridge 2014
"Into the Blue"
Into the Blue 2019
 Foreshore Esplanade, Rockingham Braham Stevens 2019

Notes

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  3. ^ "Art Challenge". Scoop Online. 29 June 2010. Archived from the original on 6 July 2011.
  4. ^ "The Story of Ascalon". St George's Cathedral. Retrieved 27 January 2011.
  5. ^ "Jon Tarry Urban Art Installed at The Aurelia Apartments". DENMAC. Retrieved 6 August 2019.
  6. ^ "Fusion Apartments Artwork by Jon Tarry". DENMAC. Retrieved 6 August 2019.
  7. ^ "Bessie Rischbieth Statue". Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. Retrieved 2 February 2016.
  8. ^ "Sir Charles Court statue unveiled in Perth CBD". The West Australian. 29 September 2011.
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  16. ^ "Stirling Gardens, Perth City". Anne Neil.
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  22. ^ Der Rufer, plaque, Perth Cultural Centre
  23. ^ David Bromfield. "Recollections of Memory: Akio Makigawa". Retrieved 7 February 2011.
  24. ^ "Memorial unveiled to Western Australia's Forgotten Australians". Perth Cultural Centre. Western Australian State Government. 13 December 2010. Retrieved 28 January 2011.
  25. ^ "Shimmer adds final sparkle to Claisebrook". The West Australian. 14 March 2012.
  26. ^ "Memorials". Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority. Retrieved 30 January 2011.
  27. ^ "The South African War Memorial – Kings Park" (PDF). The Aiming Post. The Royal Australian Artillery Historical Society of Western Australia Newsletter. August 1999. p. 7.
  28. ^ a b "New dinosaurs discovered in Synergy Parkland" (PDF). Synergy. 15 March 2010.
  29. ^ "Jon Tarry Urban Art Installed at The Aurelia Apartments". DENMAC. Retrieved 22 May 2019.
  30. ^ "R/evolve : Celebrating Australia's first driverless and electric vehicle trial operating on public roads". Royal Automobile Club of Western Australia. Retrieved 11 November 2021.
  31. ^ "Department of Communities now part of the Freo family". City of Fremantle. 23 March 2020. Retrieved 25 August 2021.
  32. ^ "HBF Stadium Artwork by Midnight Tuesday Artist Team". DENMAC. Retrieved 31 March 2020.
  33. ^ Asteroid, Nedlands plaque
  34. ^ "Banksia Grove Entry Statement - "The Spring" by Jon Tarry". DENMAC. Retrieved 31 March 2020.
  35. ^ "Charles Street Artwork by Lorenna Grant". DENMAC. Retrieved 31 March 2020.
  36. ^ "Artist Subsidies and Purchases, Cottesloe 2009". sculptureinternational.com. Archived from the original on 16 July 2011. Retrieved 25 February 2011.
  37. ^ The Dancer, Nedlands plaque
  38. ^ "Annie's Landing Estate Artworks | Lorenna Grant". DENMAC. Retrieved 31 March 2020.
  39. ^ a b c "Art in Our Landscape" (PDF). City of Stirling. Archived from the original (PDF) on 6 July 2011. Retrieved 10 February 2011.
  40. ^ "'The Corner' by Lorenna Grant | Beaufort Street Public Art". DENMAC. Retrieved 31 March 2020.
  41. ^ "Council Minutes" (PDF). City of Bayswater. 22 February 2005.
  42. ^ a b c "Sculpture Park". Edith Cowan University. 17 December 2010. Retrieved 17 May 2014.
  43. ^ "Midland Junction Railway Workshops Memorial". The Swan Express. Midland Junction, WA. 18 December 1925. p. 7. Retrieved 29 May 2020.
  44. ^ "WALSH PITMAN MEMORIAL". Western Argus. Kalgoorlie, WA: National Library of Australia. 10 January 1928. p. 19. Retrieved 1 May 2011.
  45. ^ "MEMORIAL TO TWO GALLANT POLICEMEN". The West Australian. Perth: National Library of Australia. 1 November 1929. p. 26. Retrieved 1 May 2011.
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  47. ^ Prior, Flip (30 November 2010). "Tribute to Broomes forgotten women". The West Australian. West Australian Newspapers Pty Ltd. Retrieved 27 January 2011.
  48. ^ ""The Healers" by Lorenna Grant | Busselton Health Campus". DENMAC. Retrieved 31 March 2020.
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Further reading

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  • Public art a feature of Perth and Fremantle. In Transwa Express, Mar–Apr 2004, p. 4–5,
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