Kaya wanjoo wanjoo, hello and welcome. I mentioned that it's been a while since we were in the city and last week I noticed a wonderful vibrant new mural work on the Perth City Visitor Kiosk. Painted in-between now and the last time we were there by Noongar artist Nerolie Bynder. The volunteers in the information kiosk do such a brilliant job it seems only right to have atop their hub the words Kaya Perth meaning 'Welcome to Perth'. Indigenous art is so much more than just art, it is a life story. Happy Wednesday, take care and stay safe..
Beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteGreat artwork.
ReplyDeleteVery creative kiosk!
ReplyDeleteDearest Grace,
ReplyDeleteEven though the white top is a bit of a dissonant in the environment; quite harsh.
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That is wonderful, Grace!
ReplyDeleteHow beauty the mural may be, it still detonate with the architecture of the kiosk and both suffer under that wrong idea by someone.
ReplyDelete...the kiosk is interesting with out the mural and the mural is the frosting on the cake!
ReplyDeleteThe kiosk looks fantastic with the artwork. Well done!
ReplyDeleteThe shape and the mural go well together.
ReplyDeleteNow Perth has gone from riches to a creative kiosk! Now the kiosk is intriguing even without the mural, and the mural is the cherry on top!
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I don't think I would get tired of seeing all that color.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on and stay safe
That is a wonderful mural on that kiosk. So good a local artist could get this commission.
ReplyDeleteLooks great
ReplyDeleteOh, Grace, how I wish I could be there! It´s very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLOL, remember when I was there with Sami. She asked about a bronze girl with a flower. They had no idea, but I knew (when you go down direction Bell Tower - just ask the one who lives in "a small town in Germany" ��).
That looks wonderful, a piece of art!
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful one Grace. I took some photos of it at the beginning of the month when I had to go to the city for a meeting. I had no idea there was something on the top too, lol. I remember the last one with the rainbow one.
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteThat is very nicely done. I love those swans!
ReplyDeleteLove it! We are all enriched and there is something very right about honoring the first cultures this way.
ReplyDeleteThat is fabulous, have a great weekend Diane
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ReplyDeleteVery stunning mural design! Well done.
ReplyDeleteWonderful place and photos.
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So nice photos but need some editing..
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