Public Art

Public Art

Murals, sculptures, art installations and more around the City.

The City of Bayswater's public art includes a diverse range of both emerging and established artists' work, which form an integral part of each place and community, reflecting their environment and enhancing our City's thriving town centres.

Maylands Town Centre

 

Whatley Crescent and Railway Parade Precinct

Artist: Daek William

Located: Corner of Ninth Avenue and Whatley Crescent, Maylands

'Oh the placs We Go', is an example of early work by artist Daek William. The mural is an engaging entry way statement to the Maylands town centre.'

Located: Mrs S Café, 178 Whatley Crescent, Maylands

Artist: Robert Jenkins

Located: Silly Goose, Maylands, 217 Railway Parade, Maylands

A fun and whimsical artwork on the planter box, in the unique Jenkins style.

Eighth Avenue

Artist: Zoey Kirby

Located: Starwiss, 55 Eighth Avenue, Maylands

'Let them Eat Cake'

Artist: Iwan Isnin

Located: Eighth Avenue, Maylands planter boxes

Drawing inspiration from the surrounds of Maylands, Iwan has created vibrant and quirky artwork on the planter boxes.

Artist: Anya Brock

Located: 34 Eighth Avenue, Maylands

Anya Brock's 'Giraffes' mural stands tall, watching over the activity of Eighth Avenue. An impressive mural, showcasing Anya's impressive skills as a mural artist.

Artist: I'll Withers

Located: Rifo's, 189 Guildford Road, corner of Eighth Avenue, Maylands.

Discover More: Maylands Street Art Trail Map

Laneways in maylands

Roxy Lane

Artist: Celeste Lopez, Kirsten Halford-Bailey and Nellie Rease

Located: Roxy Lane Theatre, Maylands

Greenslade Lane

Artist: Graeme Miles Richards

Located: Roxy lane Community Garden, Maylands

Ellard Lane

Artist: Kyle Hughes Odgers

Located: Liquor Barrons, Maylands

Sullivan Lane

Artists: Sazar and Kmere

Located: Sullivan Lane, Maylands

Lyric Lane

Artist: Graeme Miles Richards

:Located: Lyric Lane, Maylands

Artist: Jordan Rush

Located: Lyric Lane

Sargents Lane

Artist: Kyle Hughes Odgers

Located: Sargents Lane, Maylands

Morley Town Centre

Progress Street Precinct

Artist: Steve Buckles

Located: Progress Street Pocket Park, Morley

'Make Believe' livens up the Morley town centre, the mural depicts a charlatan luring an innocent with delicious fruuit to either profit or enact mischief. Be wary of transactions, where possible make, grow or source locally. Trust your instincts.

Artist: Pippa McManus

Located: Morley Galleria Carpark

Pippa's, 'Cultures of Morley' mural is a vibrant design that aims to reflect the top five ethnicities living in Morley today according to the Australian Census - Vietnamese, Italian, India, Malaysian and Polish families.  It is an acknowledgement of what has been before and a vision of how we can all live together now, and in the future.

Artist: Amuck37 and team

Located: Coventry Village Carpark, Morley

This mural celebrates the many cultures that form Morley's diverse community. Spanning 90 metres, this multicultural art piece was created by local aerosol artist, Amuck37, together with a team of Perth and interstate artists.

Artist: Jason Green

Located: King Hot Pot, 4/250 Walter Road, and King BBQ, 18 Bishop Street, Morley

Aerosol artist, Jason Green has created two bright and playful art works depicting themes linked to the culture of local business in the Morley town centre.

Artist: Pippa McManus

Located: 3 Bishop, Morley Court

Berta on Bishop is a stunning illustration by artist Pippa McManus. 

Russell Street Precinct

Artist: Various artists

Located: Russell Street Park, Morley

A partnership project between local students, including a 10-week skill-building program. The mural features native birds and plants commonlu seen around the City's wetland areas, celebrating the area's connection to the Swan River.

Artist: Daek William

Located: Varsity, 33 Rudloc Road, Morley

A nostalgic mural, featuring 80s and 90s pop culture icons, creating a fun, energetic and colourful piece. 

Discover More: Morley Street Art Trail Map

Noranda Town Centre

McGilvray Avenue Precinct

Artist: Leanne Bray

Located: Hawaiian Noranda, McGilvray Avenue

Showcasing the Banksia flower, an Australian native featured in Lightning Swamp Noranda.

Artist: Paul Deej

Located: Noranda Netball Association, McGilvray Avenue

Netball and tennis meet native wildlife.

Artist: Brenton See

Located: Morley and Noranda Recreation Club

Brenton drew inspiration from the nearby Lightning Swamp in Noranda to take photos of native species, including the western wattlebird, rainbow bee-eater, red-tailed black cockatoo, bobtail lizard, red-capped parrot, motorbike frog and canarby's black cockatoo. He then incorporated the species in the artwork, alongside sports played at the club and orchids, which recreated photos submitted by local residents.

Bayswater Town Centre

King William Street

Artist: Mel McVee (Melski)

Located: Bendigo Bank, 14 King William Street, Bayswater

A vibrant and colourful mural, painted along the retaining wall of the former post office (currently Bendigo Bank), Mel McVee worked in partnership with the Baysie Rollers and local community members to paint.

Artist: Steven Buckles (Hurben)

Located: Corner of King William and Olfe Street, Bert Wright Park, Bayswater

The artist, Steven Buckles (Hurben), painted a discinct mural, depicting the history of the Bayswater area, with connections to the river and local wildlife on the wall of the Bayswater Library and Community Centre.

Continuing around the building is an extension of Steven's work. This element is playful and imaginative, loosely continuing with the river theme but moving into a world of fantasy as it moves toward the library.

Artist: Graeme Miles Richards

Located: 5-7 King William Street, Bayswater

Running the length of the buildings, Graeme has created a mural symbolising the important role of transport links, the river and the railway played in helping establish the town, the natural environment and the work that Oxfam does in the town.

Whatley Crescent and Railway Parade Precinct

Artist: Big See

Located: 79 Whatley Crescent, Bayswater

A quirky take on the bin chicken, located on the wall of a local business.

Artist: Graeme Miles Richards

Located: The Laneway Art Space - Laneway off 87 Whatley Crescent, Bayswater

Graeme Miles Richards' created a stunning mural, brightening the laneway space with a quirky and whimsical depiction of 'Springtime in Bayswater'.

Artist: Various

Located: In and around the train station, Whatley Crescent and Railway Parade, Bayswater

Peter Farmer - Sculptures

Joanna Lamb - Along the Sound Walls

Andrew Frazer and Jade Dolman

Joanna Brown - Along the Sound Walls

Discover More: Bayswater Street Art Trail Map

Other Notable Artworks

Bedford

Artist: Aisha Valenti

Located: 176 to 178 Grand Promenade, Bedford

Drawing inspiration from native flora and fauna.

Artist: Rene Brinks

Located: Corner of Craven Street and Grand Promendade, Bedford.

Wymond Park

Artist: Graeme Miles Richards

Located: Water Corporation pump station, Wymond Park, Bayswater

Water Corporation's Splash of Colour program, painted by Graeme with local school students. Features a local waterbird species, and the boobook owl in a nature scape themed mural.

Bayswater Primary School

Artist: Heloise Roberts

Located: Bayswater Primary School, 15 Murray Street, Bayswater

'And Still the River Flows' is a symbolic representation of the natural Bayswater environment with the Swan River taking centre stage. The project was a collaboration between Heloise Roberts, the P&C and over 80 parents, children, teachers and staff.

If you’d like to register a mural, create a mural, or have a blank wall that you would like to see an artwork on, please contactthe City's Place Manager on 9272 0622 or place.management@bayswater.wa.gov.au. 

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