US EditionCultural recognition at Sydney Metro Trains Facility South
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Cultural recognition at Sydney Metro Trains Facility South
The artwork is inspired by early drawings and oral histories of Gadigal Country. Image: Transport for NSW A 25-metre-long and 3-metre-high artwork by Indigenous artist Konstantina is transforming a security fence at the Sydney Metro Trains Facility South in Marrickville into a community asset that honours the culture of the Gadigal people. ‘Baraba: Scenes of Culture’, is made up of nine perforated aluminium panels with overlays of laser cut alu…
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