Public art

Public art

Public art is an important component of place-making and the creation of both artistic and family-friendly spaces. Public art can create a strong community identity, community pride and sense of place across a variety of cultural settings. Our public art gives an artistic voice to Rockingham’s history, community and future directions. A strong sense of place, guided by iconic public art, plays an important part in our cultural development, contributes to urban renewal and design, and helps our tourism industry.

We maintain a diverse and vibrant program of commissioning and purchasing public art to encourage a sense of civic identity and creative integration with public reserves, parks, buildings, and cultural and arts facilities.

By combining a range of statuary, sculpture, community art projects, street art, murals, and temporary installations that are placed in major civic thoroughfares, parks and beachside locations, as well as surprising corners of our City, the City of Rockingham Public Art Collection provides a range of viewing experiences across the length and breadth of Rockingham.

An Art Collection Policy has been developed to guide the development and management of our cultural assets, including the continued growth of our Public Art Collection.

Art to Life

The City’s public art has come to life with augmented reality. Interact with, learn from, and connect with public art in an entirely new way.

To interact, simply:

1. Download the Eyejack app
2. Scan the QR code at each location.

To download the app, simply click the icons below and follow the prompts.

It's that easy! Don't forget to snap a photo or a record a video to share with your friends on social media using #RockinghamArt2Life.

Art to Life is at the below locations.

How did you go?

We would love to hear about your experience with Art to Life and invite you to complete a short online survey.

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Artworks

Find out more information on the location of some of our public artworks.