Public Art | Katrina Elliott | Gladstone Artist

Posted on 18 December 201726 February 2025

DANCING WITH SHADOWS

Public Art – Dancing with Shadows Marine aluminium panels Artist – Katrina Elliott 2017 Shade panels were commissioned by Zonta Gladstone and Gladstone Regional Council to provide shade for visitors to Civic Centre and to commemorate 25 years of service to the Gladstone Community and 100 years of Zonta International worldwide. Panels were manufactured and installed

Posted on 28 August 201726 February 2025

Our Place

Funding partners:- [vc_separator type=’normal’ position=’center’ color=” thickness=” up=” down=”] Our Place Public Art 2017 Artists – Katrina Elliott & Roseberry Q young people. About the Project “Our Place” reflects on a place that one feels comfortable, free and safe. The project will develop and create a public sculpture which will greet the community as they

Posted on 14 June 201726 February 2025

Four Yarns – The Links project

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Posted on 1 December 201626 February 2025

Tea A’tyre

Art in Parks – Pop up public art project I am often inspired by recyclable objects. I like to take objects that are often considered junk and ugly and turn them into something interesting and creates conversation. Context: I am often inspired by recyclable objects. I like to take objects that are often considered junk

Posted on 7 March 201626 February 2025

One Wish Project

The idea of the project came about when I was touched by the impact of the crane when I photographed a client who was recently diagnosed with stage 2 breast cancer. (Cranes for Sharon) It impacted not only her and her family but her friends, work colleges and total strangers. I wanted to have the