Public Art Professional Development Series: Public Art Immersive

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Take your practice further with practical guidance and insider knowledge on how to confidently respond to Expressions of Interest and navigate the complexities of large-scale public art projects — with a focus on sculpture, engineering and fabrication.

Topics include:

  • What commissioners are looking for
  • Writing that resonates
  • Budgeting and selection criteria
  • Concept pitches and contracts
  • Materials, collaborators and community engagement

Guest Speaker: Alexander Knox

A leading Naarm/ Melbourne-based sculptor, Alexander creates major kinetic light installations, interactive projections and large-scale public artworks across Australia and internationally. His practice engages with layered ideas of community, place, history and ecology, bringing storytelling and site-specific narratives to life.

Please note that this is an online session, a Teams webinar link will be provided via email prior the event.

Part of the Public Art Professional Development Series

  • Elevate your creative practice and make your mark on the public realm.
  • Unlock your potential as a public artist through this two-part professional development series designed to inspire, inform and equip you with the tools to thrive in the public art sector. Whether you’re new to public art or ready to take the next step in your career, these sessions offer practical insights, industry expertise and pathways to turn ideas into impactful works.

Each session includes a formal presentation, a guest speaker panel with practicing public artists, and time for Q&A.

Part of the Public Art Professional Development series, a cross-council collaboration between Yarra Ranges Council, Maroondah City Council, Cardinia Shire Council and City of Greater Dandenong.

Date and Time

Tuesday 25 November, 6.30pm-8.30pm

Date and Time
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Location
Online sessions (Teams Webinar). Link will be provided shortly. 
Cost of Event (if any)
Free event. Registrations required.
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