Journal
Summer Apprentice Spotlight
Q&A with Brionie Nelson and Hanibal Grant
Isabel and Alfredo Aquilizan's 'Bound' at Sirius Sydney
Major new public artwork by internationally acclaimed artist duo unveiled at Sirius Sydney
Tamara Dean Interview on Artist Residency
A Journey from 2D Photography to 3D Sculptural Art: Tamara Dean shares her experience at UAP during her Artist Residency in Brisbane, Australia.
Artwork Ingredient List: A Progress Report
by Gilbert Guaring
Huma Bhabha | Welcome... to the one who came
Public Art Fund Presents Four Monumental Bronze Sculptures by Huma Bhabha at Brooklyn Bridge Park
Exploring Art and Technology: A Conversation with Ross Manning
Exploring Art and Technology: A Conversation with Ross Manning
Lindy Lee: Ouroboros
Lindy Lee's Ouroboros is taking shape. Our team in Brisbane is working hard to realise Lindy's vision to create her first immersive public sculpture for the National Gallery of Australia's forecourt.
Alserkal Advisory and GCDN: A Feral Commons
The Global Co-Commission Project - spearheaded by Alserkal Advisory in collaboration with the Global Cultural Districts Network (GCDN) - presents its pilot: A Feral Commons.
2023 Public Art Highlights
UAP's curatorial team, alongside esteemed contributing curators, handpicked the standout public art projects of the year.
Suzhou Yanlord Cangjie Opens to the Public
A landmark lifestyle and culture destination welcomes visitors in Suzhou, China
by Olivia Shu, Sunny Shi
Public Art for The Place Economy
by Dr. Chetana Andary
Meet the Contributing Curators for 2023 Public Art Highlights
Presented in collaboration with Artsy, we're excited to introduce the curators contributing to this year's selection.
First Nations artwork honouring the eel launched in Parramatta Square
Created by Kamilaroi artist, Reko Rennie, the 7.5-metre tall sculpture depicts two eels rising from the ground and crossing each other as they play.
Contemporary Art, Material Exploration and Transformations
A Look at Tom Keukenmeester's Residency at our Brisbane Workshop
Brian Robinson's Floriate for the new theatre at the Queensland Cultural Centre.
Brian Robinson's artwork, a four-metre-high bronze sculpture called Floriate, will feature intricate etchings of Queensland native flora, culturally significant to both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Exploring Sculpture and Artistic Growth with Matthew Couper
Exploring Sculpture and Artistic Growth with Matthew Couper
Dick Polich Internship Fund
The new fund will introduce, educate, and empower the next generation of art makers.