Our Lyrics, Landscapes and Lintels public art installation will be completed by the end of July, funded by the NSW government. Keep your eyes peeled on Chelmsford Place for an artwork officially named “Amorphic Resonance” and nicknamed “Walter” by artists Greg Pritchard and Dave Jones on July 23. 

This work celebrates the vision and work of designer Walter Burley Griffin through art deco ornaments, cornices and geometric patterns. These celebrate his iconic design style, which will also includes the projection of a night time image of his portrait on the water tower.

Also happening on July 23 is the Whitton installation of a fabulous piece “Charred Memories” by artist Carla Gottgens, and on July 25, “wind messenger” will be installed at Rotary Park. 

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The 2019 Art Deco Festival dates have been announced, keep July 12 to 14 free in your calendar and start telling your telling your friends who live interstate. We want to hear from interested people who would like to join our volunteer coordinating committee please call me on 6953 0922 or email suesannv@leeton.nsw.gov.au. 

Finally, tickets are still on sale for the McLeod’s Daughters reunion show at the Roxy on July 21.

Tickets are available via the event listing on the Leeton Roxy Community Theatre Facebook Page’s.

This event has had a lot of reach and we recommend booking tickets now.

“Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life” – Pablo Picasso 

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