Pavement Appreciation

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Autumn leaves public art. Vancouver, 2009.

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The Black Santa Claus. Impromptu chalk sign replacing a plaque for Syd (Doc) Cunningham, which had been removed during pavement renovations. Newtown (Sydney), 2000.

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Plaque for Syd (Doc) Cunningham reinstalled after pavement works completed. Newtown (Sydney), 2002.

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Syd (Doc) Cunningham. Plaque memorialising The Black Santa. Newtown (Sydney), 2008.

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He could create beauty from the ugly … James Gleeson (artist d.2008). One of a series of pavement plaques recalling Kings Cross people and places now gone. Kings Cross (Sydney), 2009.

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The Gentlemen’s Club. Plaque marking the location of an institution that was demolished in 1969. Sydney city, 2008.

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Springfield Inn and Kookaburra Cakes. Part of a series of pavement plaques recalling Kings Cross people and places now gone. Kings Cross (Sydney), 2009.

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Jack London 1876-1916. One of a series of plaques on the Writers Walk. Circular Quay, Sydney, 2009.

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Eveleigh Railway Workshops, 1885-1989. Commemorating an industrial site now replaced by a technology park and an arts centre. Erskineville (Sydney), 2009.

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Tree replaced by cement! T.T 10. Enmore (Sydney), 2010.

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An element of the ‘Tankstream – Into the head of the cove’  installation by Lynne Roberts-Goodwin, marking the course of the Tank Stream that now flows underground. Pitt Street Mall, Sydney, 2009.

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Syd (Doc) Cunningham. Plaque marking the place where the Black Santa used to collect donations for rural children. Newtown (Sydney), 1999.

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Depiction of fossil fish in pavement installation. Woolloomooloo (Sydney), 2001.

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Lizard between the tram tracks. Christchurch, New Zealand, 2008.

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Lizard and ants. Community mosaic. Marrickville (Sydney), 2011.

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Mosaic of goannas in in ‘Aboriginal’ style. Newtown (Sydney), 1999.

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Gurungaty … the water monster, inhabiting deep water holes. Shopping mall installation. Macarthur (south-western Sydney), 2009.

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A section of the ‘Walama – To return’ installation by Judy Watson and Brook Andrew. International Terminal, Sydney Airport, 2009.

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Shark. Part of the ‘Wuganmagulya (Farm Cove)’ installation by Brenda L. Croft. Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney, 2009.

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Cannaigal – Kayimai – Local clans (1788). Part of the ‘Shell’ installation at Manly Wharf by Urban Art Projects. Manly (Sydney), 2009.

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Rest in peace Alex Wildman. Macarthur (south-western Sydney), 2009.

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Non-slip paving and slippery public art installation. Walcha, New South Wales, Australia, 2012

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Alison Gooch. Unofficial plaque for a woman killed on the footpath by a drunken motorist. Newtown (Sydney), 1999.

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Body outline in industrial area. Sydenham (Sydney), 2012.

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To kill an Aboriginal is to kill history. Protest after the death of an Aboriginal teenager while being followed by police in Redfern. Newtown (Sydney), 2004.

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Rest in peace Edison. Shrine marking the anniversary of the shooting of Edison Berrio at this spot. Sydney city, 2001.

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RIP Ed! Cops kill – No justice! Shrine for Edison Berrio, shot at this spot in 2000. Sydney city, 2001.

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R.I.P. Alex Wildman. 1993-2008 … Your our angel. Macarthur (south-western Sydney), 2008.

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Rest in peace Ruben Hoddy. Stanmore (Sydney), 2010.

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RIP John. At the Undercroft skateboard spot, South Bank, London, 2010.

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R.I.P. Bingo. La Perouse (Sydney), 2003.

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Flower island. Painted earlier in the day at this Reclaim the Streets event. Newtown (Sydney), 1999.

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Flowers. Remnants from the 1999 Reclaim the Streets party, preserved in remembrance of the woman who painted them. Newtown (Sydney), 2005.

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City Homicide. Advertisement for a television drama series. Haymarket (Sydney), 2007.

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Underbelly.com. Advertisement for a television crime series, overwritten by a tag. Sydney city, 2008.

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Underbelly [uncut]. Advertisement for the DVD of a television crime series. Sydney, 2008.

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Police marks at multiple vehicle collision and hijack site. Wolli Creek (Sydney), 2010.

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Police marks at crash and hijack site. Wolli Creek (Sydney), 2010.

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Police marks at the scene of a fatal motorcycle accident. Stanmore (Sydney), 2006.

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Kurt Cobain. Newtown (Sydney), 2003.

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Carlin – Never rest. The comedian George Carlin died in 2008. Petersham (Sydney), 2008.

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RIP Ontre. No more drama. No more pain. Lewisham (Sydney), 2012.

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The character of Sydney streets is constantly changing … City of Sydney laneway installation, Sydney, 2013.

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The character of Sydney streets is constantly changing … City of Sydney laneway installation, Sydney, 2013.

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Street workers. City of Sydney laneway installation, Sydney, 2013.

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