Percent for Art

Celebrating Noongar Katidjin (knowledge) on Noongar boodjar (Country), the Subi East artwork project is the biggest State Government investment in Aboriginal public art to date.   DevelopmentWA transformed the underutilised land at the city end of Subiaco into a vibrant, well-connected city village with Noongar culture at its core. 

The Subi East project will see the rejuvenation of 35ha of land to create a vibrant new north-eastern gateway to Subiaco – one that respects …

Brookfield Properties is one of the world’s largest real estate managers, providing development & management services for all major real estate assets. One The Esplanade …

Those living and working in Byford will soon have a new transport choice with the future station location, 8kms south of Armadale Station. Apparatus is …

Brookfield Properties is one of the world’s largest real estate managers, providing development & management services for all major real estate assets. One The Esplanade …

The new Esperance Indoor Sports Stadium is a $7.8 million facility, a major construction program developed as part of the Greater Sports Ground Redevelopment. Completed in July 2020, the New Esperance Indoor Stadium is now open and enjoyed by the community. The Shire wanted to enhance the community asset by developing a mural on the building exterior. Apparatus was engaged to develop a curatorial plan, undertake stakeholder consultation, procurement and project management.

Apparatus was engaged to curate and manage the public art component of this ambitious residential development and was responsible for managing the Percent for Art process in consultation with the City of Fremantle.

The Midland Child Advocacy Centre is a contemporary, child-focused collective of agencies, whose mission is to prevent and respond to child abuse. Commissioned by Parkerville Children and Youth Care (Parkerville), Pindan provided Design and Construct services and Peter Hunt Architects designed the complex.

Apparatus were engaged to work on a consultant team assisting with the delivery of the Stage 1 Place Activation Plan. This was developed by PLACE Laboratory in collaboration with Apparatus (Public Art +Interpretation Plan), Village Well (Community Development Plan), Emerge (Landscape Plan), and Brain and Poulter (Retail Strategy).

The Arterial artist team, collaborated with the City of Stirling and the Project Design and Construction Teams to integrate the artworks into the parkland design and deliver them within the proposed program. Helen Curtis and Julia Robinson-White, Apparatus, curated and managed the project as the client’s representative and Art Coordinator.

The South West Development Commission’s Transforming Bunbury’s Waterfront Project planned to deliver a world class waterfront providing a major destination for locals and visitors that …

Apparatus was engaged to provide Covalent Lithium with art consultancy services, to deliver a Public Art Plan, which addresses the City of Kwinana’s Local Planning Policy No. 5 Development Contribution towards Public Art.