This triptych utilises domestic materials such as heritage coloured house paint, bitumen paint and domestic household bleach.

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In the Chinese Restaurant Series, Bronek Kozka explore his own remembered moments of those family meals. Chinese Restaurant Series: The Chef - photograph – 95 x 95cm unframed (2011). 

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Opus 15 was commissioned as one of three works by the City of Richmond as part of an Urban Arts Square project in 1993.

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Mother and Daughter was commissioned as one of three artworks by the City of Richmond as part of an Urban Arts Square project in 1993.

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This road mural by artist Tom Civil is located along Walnut Street, Cremorne. The road mural identifies the road as a ‘Shared Zone’, where pedestrians occupy the street in conjunction with motorists.

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This colourful mural adorns the walls of the Fitzroy Victoria Bowling & Sports Club in North Fitzroy.

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To mark its 30th Anniversary in 2012, Australian Print Workshop in Fitzroy commissioned six leading Australian Artists to collaborate with their Printers to produce an ambitious new suite of work in the print medium. 

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This photograph is from an ongoing body of work titled Don’t Just Tell Them, Show Them by artist Jesse Marlow. 

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Born in New Zealand in 1976 to a Tongan father, Samuel Tupou’s signature is his vivid colour, pop sensibility, industrial materials and street art techniques combined with patterns of traditional Tongan Tapa designs.

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The three huge colourful shapes of Wall painting for entrance use symmetry, decoration and distortion to create unfamiliar objects that appear to bulge out of, or float away from, the wall. 

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The Winged Face seat celebrates the diversity and creativity of Brunswick Street and the music, food and sun. In 2013, Giuseppe Raneri was commissioned to produce two mosaic seats to join Council’s Public Art Collection.

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This work was produced during the later part of George Baldessin’s life and shows the power and inventiveness of his work, having been influenced during his trips to Europe in the early 1960s. 

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In this work Object (Vase) (2015), Aboriginal figures assume the roles of Victorian nobility. Acquired for the Yarra City Council Art Collection in 2015.

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SHICHIJIROU (WARRIOR 1) (2012) comes from Hiroyasu Tsuri aka TWOONE series of paintings depicting animal headed, human bodied creatures.

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Clearing (2011) is a digital print by Sophia Szilagyi, a Yarra based artist whose local landscape is a part of her palette, in particular the sky and the Merri Creek area. Images of these are built up into the many layers that make up her work. 

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The Collingwood Senior Citizen’s Centre recently had a new artwork painted on its exterior and façade. Artist Ying Huang produced the whimsical and welcoming imagery. 

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Deanna Hitti's practice encompasses different techniques of printmaking and artist books. The Green Line, Yarra City Council Art Collection. Acquired through the Print Council of Australia’s Annual Print Commission.

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Michael Kempson, Longing and Belonging (2014), etching & aquatint, was acquired through the Print Council of Australia’s Annual Print Commission.

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The Miss USA portrait comes from Rebeccah Power’s International Art Force series, one of three acquired by Yarra City Council in 2013. 

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Book of Architecture V is a mixed media work by Elizabeth Barnett and is one of three from Council’s collection and part of the artist’s Book of Architecture series.

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