List of public art in Tasmania

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This is a list of public art on permanent public display in Tasmania, Australia.

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The list applies only to works of public art accessible in an outdoor public space; it does not include artwork on display inside museums. Public art may include sculptures, statues, monuments, memorials, murals and mosaics.

List

YearSubjectImageArtistLocationNotesRef
1865Fountain and statue of John Franklin WP 20140913 12 00 44 Pro highres.jpg Franklin Square

42°53′00″S147°19′49″E / 42.883247°S 147.330191°E / -42.883247; 147.330191

[1] [2]
C. 1884 St Davids Park lion gate 20180903-008.jpg Richard Patterson St David's Park

42°53′07″S147°19′44″E / 42.885325°S 147.328804°E / -42.885325; 147.328804

One of the lion gate posts at the entrance to St David's Park. [3]
1885 Charles Meredith Monument Fountain Charles Meredith Monument Fountain -- Queen's Domain, Hobart.JPG Queens Domain

42°52′34″S147°20′01″E / 42.876017°S 147.333619°E / -42.876017; 147.333619

[4]
1889Statue of William Crowther William Lodewyk Crowther statue in Franklin Square, Hobart.jpg Mario Raggi Franklin Square

42°53′00″S147°19′47″E / 42.8833892°S 147.3297775°E / -42.8833892; 147.3297775

[5] [6]
1902, 1925, and after 1945Ross War Memorial Ross war memorial 20201113-037.jpg Ross

42°01′52″S147°29′32″E / 42.030995°S 147.492118°E / -42.030995; 147.492118

A memorial to Albert Fitzallen and World War I and II [7]
1902 and 1904Launceston Boer War Memorial Launceston Boer War Memorial March 2015.jpg City Park, Launceston

41°25′59″S147°08′32″E / 41.433010101318°S 147.14215087891°E / -41.433010101318; 147.14215087891

South African War Memorial

The stone was laid in 1902, the memorial unveiled in 1904.

 [8]
1913Anniversary Arch Anniversary Arch Hobart 20171119-021.jpg Amos Vimpany Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens

42°51′54″S147°19′48″E / 42.864902°S 147.329899°E / -42.864902; 147.329899

Originally, it was created for the entrance of the Australian Mutual Provident Society's building in Elizabeth Street, at the site of NAB House. After the building was demolished, it was donated to the gardens in 1968 to mark the 150th anniversary of the founding of the gardens. [9]
1920 Queenstown War Memorial 20171121-049.jpg Queenstown

42°04′46″S145°33′19″E / 42.079402°S 145.555158°E / -42.079402; 145.555158

War memorial [10] [11]
1922Statue of Edward VII Edward VII statue in Hobart.jpg Franklin Square

42°53′00″S147°19′48″E / 42.883217°S 147.329873°E / -42.883217; 147.329873

[12] [1]
1924For God and Country Launceston War Memorial 002.JPG Close to The Queen Victoria Art Gallery, Launceston

41°26′19″S147°08′00″E / 41.438625°S 147.133355°E / -41.438625; 147.133355

Launceston Cenotaph [13] [14] [15]
1924War memorial Ulverstone War-memorial-Ulverstone-20070420-020.jpg Ulverstone

41°09′28″S146°10′33″E / 41.157677400005°S 146.175794°E / -41.157677400005; 146.175794

[16]
1925 Hobart Cenotaph Hobart War Memorial - panoramio.jpg Queens Domain

42°52′38″S147°20′09″E / 42.877356°S 147.335758°E / -42.877356; 147.335758

A war memorial [17]
1927 War Memorial, Stanley - panoramio.jpg Stanley

40°45′42″S145°17′46″E / 40.761703°S 145.29615°E / -40.761703; 145.29615

War memorial [18] [19]
1935Alfred B Biggs' Observatory Monument Launceston Biggs Observatory Monument.JPG Royal Park, Launceston

41°26′19″S147°07′55″E / 41.4385391610°S 147.132066567°E / -41.4385391610; 147.132066567

A bronze plaque on a granite plinth [20] [21]
1948 Albert Ogilvie Albert Ogilvie statue Hobart 20171120-025.jpg Stanley Hammond Parliament House Gardens

42°53′09″S147°19′51″E / 42.885963°S 147.330895°E / -42.885963; 147.330895

[22]
1961Fern Tree Bower Fern Tree Bower Wiki Loves Earth 1.jpg Wellington Park

42°55′04″S147°14′51″E / 42.917778°S 147.2475°E / -42.917778; 147.2475

Memorial stones commemorate Mayor Henry Cook and the Hobart Town Corporation Waterworks.
1968Spring Landscape Spring Landscape by Stephen Walker.jpg Stephen Walker
1972French Memorial Fountain French Memorial Fountain Hobart 20171119-018.jpg Stephen Walker Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens

42°51′55″S147°20′01″E / 42.865168°S 147.33358°E / -42.865168; 147.33358

It is made of Huon Pine, and representing the bow and sails of a French ship.
1978Launceston Quadrant Mall Well Launceston Quadrant Mall Well.JPG Quadrant Mall, Launceston

41°26′14″S147°08′22″E / 41.4372363818°S 147.139467250°E / -41.4372363818; 147.139467250

1979Journey to Southland ...Takaia vot skul'ptura na Tasmanii... - panoramio.jpg Stephen Walker Salamanca Square Fountain

42°53′15″S147°19′58″E / 42.887373°S 147.332639°E / -42.887373; 147.332639

Circular concrete fountain containing various bronze sculptural forms.

It was originally located at Risdon Cove.

 [23] [24]
1983Monument to early surveyors of Tasmania Monument To Surveyors, Tasmania 20201117-004.jpg Off the Lyell Highway, Bronte Park

42°10′48″S146°30′06″E / 42.180021°S 146.50156°E / -42.180021; 146.50156

[25]
1988Bust of Roald Amundsen Roald Amundsen bust 20171117-004.jpg Castray Esplanade, Battery Point

42°53′10″S147°20′06″E / 42.886201°S 147.335058°E / -42.886201; 147.335058

Outside of Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies. [26]
1988The Tasman Fountain The Tasman Fountain.jpg Stephen Walker Salamanca Place

42°53′11″S147°19′54″E / 42.8863223°S 147.3315884°E / -42.8863223; 147.3315884

[27]
1990Bright Prospect Bright Prospect by Ian McKay-Front view.jpg Ian McKayOutside the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery on Macquarie Street

42°52′54″S147°19′55″E / 42.8816468°S 147.3319289°E / -42.8816468; 147.3319289

Bright Steel [23]
1991Pageant in Time Pageant-in-Time-20170112-002.jpg Stephen Walker Burnie City Council, Burnie

41°03′11″S145°54′22″E / 41.053103°S 145.906196°E / -41.053103; 145.906196

1992 Launceston Examiner Newspaper Sesquicentenary Monument.JPG Stephen Walker Launceston, Tasmania

41°26′09″S147°08′15″E / 41.4358998370°S 147.137431661°E / -41.4358998370; 147.137431661

It is to commemorate the sesquicentennial of the first publication of The Examiner magazine. [28]
1992International Wall of Friendship International Wall of Friendship, Hobart.jpg Tiles on International Wall of Friendship Hobart.jpg Rene Rime Collins Street

42°53′08″S147°19′31″E / 42.8855324°S 147.325343°E / -42.8855324; 147.325343

[29] [30]
1994Huskies Memorial Huskies sculptures out front of Mawson's Huts Replica.jpg Dan TuckerOut front of Mawson's Huts Replica

42°52′59″S147°19′56″E / 42.8830191°S 147.3322631°E / -42.8830191; 147.3322631

Bronze [31]
1996Fish out of Water Fish out of Water by Patrick Hall-Front view.jpg Patrick Hall Elizabeth Street Mall

42°52′55″S147°19′42″E / 42.8818442°S 147.3283647°E / -42.8818442; 147.3283647

It's a drinking fountain. [23]
1996Maurice the Pig Maurice the Pig by Patrick Hall.jpg Patrick Hall Elizabeth Street Mall

42°52′55″S147°19′42″E / 42.8818245°S 147.3282929°E / -42.8818245; 147.3282929

[23]
1996Thompson the Dog Thompson the Dog by Patrick Hall.jpg Patrick Hall Elizabeth Street Mall

42°52′54″S147°19′41″E / 42.8817619°S 147.3281227°E / -42.8817619; 147.3281227

[23]
1998 and 2002Heading South Bernacchi Tribute 20171120-094.jpg Stephen Walker Near Macquarie Wharf

42°52′56″S147°20′06″E / 42.882247°S 147.334998°E / -42.882247; 147.334998

Bronze

It has several components, including Seals and Penguins unveiled in 1998, and The Bernacchi Tribute unveiled in 2002.

 [32]
2002Stratose Stratose sculpture - liffey falls tasmania.jpg John Smith, Penny Smith, and Milan MilojevicLiffey Falls Conservation Area, Liffey Falls
2002Sculptures of Great Western Tiers Deloraine main street sculptures 1.jpg

Deloraine main street sculptures 2.jpg

Paul Noordanus Deloraine These are 7 sculptures from 15 different artists and scattered along the countryside mainly on the sides of Deloraine's main street. They are mounted on old oxygen cylinders. [33] [34]
2006Sculpture of Ronald Campbell Gunn Sculpture of Ronald Campbell Gunn in City Park Launceston March 2015.jpg Peter Corlett City Park, Launceston

41°26′01″S147°08′34″E / 41.433597564697°S 147.14280700684°E / -41.433597564697; 147.14280700684

Bronze [35] [36]
2007Earth Drill Launceston Earth Drill (Hamilton).JPG David Hamilton Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston

41°26′14″S147°08′02″E / 41.4372511318°S 147.133855454°E / -41.4372511318; 147.133855454

Painted steel [37]
2013Statue of Eliza Forlong Eliza Forlong by Peter Corlett 20190726-005.jpg Peter Corlett Valentine Park, Campbell Town

41°55′42″S147°29′38″E / 41.928252°S 147.493932°E / -41.928252; 147.493932

[38]
2014Happy Birthday Mr President xo Salamanca Square 20171118-021.jpg Gillie and Marc Salamanca Square, Battery Point

42°53′14″S147°19′56″E / 42.887299°S 147.332259°E / -42.887299; 147.332259

Bronze [39]
2017Two Islands Two Islands sculpture, Franklin Square.jpg Nigel Helyer Franklin Square

42°53′01″S147°19′49″E / 42.883536°S 147.330322°E / -42.883536; 147.330322

Timber, steel, lighting and sound technology [40]
2017Footsteps Towards Freedom Footsteps Towards Freedom 20171120-097.jpg Rowan Gillespie Hunter Street, Macquarie Wharf

42°52′54.74640″S147°20′8.68200″E / 42.8818740000°S 147.3357450000°E / -42.8818740000; 147.3357450000

It is made of four sculptures commemorate the convict women and their children who were transported to Van Diemen's Land (Tasmania). [41]
2021From the Shadows From the Shadows statue out front of Cascades Female Factory.jpg Out front of Cascades Female Factory

42°53′39″S147°17′58″E / 42.8942431°S 147.2993476°E / -42.8942431; 147.2993476

Martha Gregory's statue represents all convict women, especially convict mothers. [42]
St David`s Park Memorial WallsPrint Page St David's Park Memorial Walls pano.jpg St David's Park

42°53′11″S147°19′45″E / 42.8863378°S 147.3291665°E / -42.8863378; 147.3291665

This memorial walls are made up of many of the original headstones from the park’s previous life as the Hobart colony’s first cemetery. [43]
1833 1833 sculpture hobart 20180903-007.jpg Battery Point

42°53′12″S147°20′05″E / 42.886687°S 147.334659°E / -42.886687; 147.334659

Shoulder-high steel gabions filled with sandstone.

It is a part of the Battery Point Sculpture Trail.

 [44] [45]
Seahorse Charming Seahorse - panoramio.jpg Mures Lower Deck restaurant, Hobart

42°52′56″S147°20′01″E / 42.882191°S 147.333741°E / -42.882191; 147.333741

It is the restaurant's ornament.
Progress Launceston Progress Sculpture.JPG Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston

41°26′15″S147°08′00″E / 41.4373950591°S 147.133344925°E / -41.4373950591; 147.133344925

Big Platypus Latrobe BigPlatypus.jpg Australian Axeman's Hall of Fame, Latrobe

41°13′52″S146°24′07″E / 41.2311513°S 146.4019454°E / -41.2311513; 146.4019454

[46]
Guard Dog GUARD DOGS AT EAGLEHAWK NECK, TASMANIA.jpg Eaglehawk Neck [47] [48]
Children of the World Children of the World sculpture.jpg Keith Smith Penguin General Cemetery 4.5 metes height.

The Penguin community fund-raised to purchase this art piece to celebrate the lives of its many unnamed children.

 [49] [50] [51]
Lascar Monument to Port Arthur massacre Lascar Monument to Port Arthur massacre (4551992467).jpg Tarleton Street, Port Arthur

43°08′47″S147°51′05″E / 43.1464049°S 147.851494°E / -43.1464049; 147.851494

Crest of the Van Diemen's Land Company Van-Diemens-Co-Crest-20150218-004.jpg Current location of the Metro Cinemas

41°03′06″S145°54′10″E / 41.0516724°S 145.9027757°E / -41.0516724; 145.9027757

It was originally located on Van Diemen's Land Company building near the Port of Burnie.

Today is displayed outside of the Burnie Regional Museum.

 [52]
Burnie Water Sculpture Octopus Installation (25544061073).jpg West Beach in Burnie

41°02′57″S145°54′20″E / 41.049181°S 145.905563°E / -41.049181; 145.905563

[53]
World Globe Shropshire-Park-Ulverstone-20070420-025.jpg Shropshire Park, Ulverstone

41°09′10″S146°10′11″E / 41.1527316°S 146.16984220001°E / -41.1527316; 146.16984220001

The globe becomes a visual aid for the written material at the park explaining all the battles that took place for those interested.
Whale Whale sculpture Cockle Creek.jpg Recherche Bay, Cockle Creek Bronze [54] [55]
Sculpture at 144 Macquarie Street, Hobart.jpg Macquarie Street

42°53′06″S147°19′39″E / 42.8850393°S 147.327409°E / -42.8850393; 147.327409

Wave Shaped Monument (25912147120).jpg Port Latta

40°51′05″S145°22′43″E / 40.851506°S 145.378475°E / -40.851506; 145.378475

Our elusive penguin.jpg Penguin General Cemetery

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