Which public artwork makes you stop and look up?
Some like Jason Wing’s piercing blue cherubs of In Between Two Worlds, which light up an unassuming Chinatown alleyway (shown above). A favourite of creative urban planner John O’Callaghan:
The blue clouds and suspended spirits turn an old laneway into a destination. They’re also a great mashup of Aboriginal and Chinese cultures, a uniquely Australian experience.
Others prefer the misty dandelion of Kings Cross, El Alamein fountain.
Explore these artworks and more with our free Sydney Culture Walks app. It features your favourites from City Art, the City’s public art collection, with curated self-guided walking tours and hundreds of points of interest. You can contribute to the app by tagging your Instagram snaps #cityartsyd and be part of the new ‘community’ feature, profiling the incredible images locals and visitors take on social media of our city’s public artworks.
Check out what public art explorers have uncovered so far:
