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Creativity and Construction: Public Art and Infrastructure

Description

Join contemporary artist Maree Clarke, designer Stephen Banham and architect Jefa Greenaway in a conversation with ABC presenter Namila Benson as they discuss their experiences creating permanent works for the Metro Tunnel Project. This panel will explore the challenges and opportunities of working within a large infrastructure project, where the imperative of construction meets the demands of artistic innovation. Hear how they navigated the tensions between creativity and engineering to deliver impactful public art, design, and architecture for the project, and discover how their work is reshaping Melbourne’s urban landscape.

Together, these artists offer a fascinating glimpse into how art, design, and architecture are being used to transform Melbourne’s urban landscape through the Metro Tunnel Project.

Image: (1) Maree Clarke installing work at Arden Station. Photo courtesy Metro Tunnel Creative Program.

Important Details

Time & Date

Thursday 22 May 2025
6pm—7.30pm

Bookings required, $7

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Accessibility
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Auslan interpretation can be arranged with prior notice—please register your requirements by Friday 16 May.

To help us make this event as accessible as possible, please let us know if you have any accessibility needs or requirements by contacting us via info@ohm.org.au.

ACCESSIBILITY

Fully wheelchair accessible, Accessible bathroom, Accessible parking nearby, Auslan interpretation available upon request

Location

The Edge, Fed Square, Swanston St &, Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3000

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