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A light weekend post –
I came across three people doing art at the Cooks River today. One was working in pastels, one in oils & the other in acrylics. It was a beautiful day made even the nicer by seeing this. I thank them for allowing me to take photographs, especially as their work was unfinished.
This is what I think Placemaking is about. People using public space in all sorts of ways.
The river in pastels
The river in acrylics
The river in oils
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August 4, 2012 at 7:09 pm
Kristina
What a beautiful setting along the river with the gum trees & paperbarks.
And what fantastic artists. I wonder if there is a ‘cooks river’ art exhibition coming up!? The pictures, even unfinished are so beautiful.
August 4, 2012 at 8:26 pm
brenda
Very nice photos. Great paintings of a very inspiring vista.