Public Art (Australia)

Public art in Australia refers to artworks created or installed in public spaces accessible to everyone, such as parks, streets, and government buildings. It includes sculptures, murals, installations, and interactive pieces that reflect local culture, history, or social issues. Public art aims to inspire, stimulate community identity, and enhance urban environments. It is often commissioned by local councils, government agencies, or community groups, and plays a vital role in shaping Australia's cultural landscape by engaging diverse audiences and fostering a sense of place and belonging.