
Factory Stories – Kingston Butter Factory Public Art
This interpretive timeline will be revealed on August 20 2022.
Bringing together factory stories from the past and the present.
This interpretive timeline will be revealed on August 20 2022.
Bringing together factory stories from the past and the present.
The Cow that Swam out to Sea A illustrated children’s Picture Book.
Author: Pamela Rushby, Illustrator: Nicola Hooper
The Qld State Library and the First 5 Forever program have published 12 books, created by Qld authors and illustrators.
The series is titled: Stories for Little Queenslanders and will be available at all Qld libraries and Indigenous Knowledge Centres.
Based on the true story of a cow’s journey after being washed down the Brisbane River during the floods. This book is about finding courage and being brave.
Available to purchase from the SLQ shop https://www.shop.slq.qld.gov.au/books-all/childrens-books/stories-for-little-queenslanders/cow-that-swam-out-to-sea-the
Red lithographic paper sculpture 2020, 4 x 16cm, created in response to Covid 19 and lockdown
https://www.logan.qld.gov.au/downloads/file/2775/our-logan-magazine-volume-91-october-november-2020
I was recently lucky enough to be involved in Logan City Council’s Carpet Pathway Project at Springwood.
Two of my designs featured in the project. The Carpet Rugs are painted on two walkways in Springwood;
Dennis Road to Murrajong Road, adjacent to Springwood Central State School, and the recently opened
Laurinda Crescent to Carol Avenue thoroughfare.
Street seating shaped like river pebbles has also been installed as part of Council’s $5 million program
to unlock the city-making and commercial hub potential of the Springwood Activity Centre
Large hand coloured lithographs cut and stitched, hung over accompanying wallpaper printed digitally, created from hand coloured lithographs. 2019, 120 x 120cm
Winner of the Digital Section of the 45th Rio Tinto Martin Hansen Memorial Art Prize