As the sun goes down, the pavement along Machinery Street, Bowen Hills lights up with new artwork created by Gilimbaa’s artist-in-residence Leecee Carmichael, inspired by the poetry of Aboriginal writer Oodgeroo Noonuccal. It explores dusk and the element of fire as well as her own cultural identity and heritage.
Presented as a part of Brisbane City Council’s Temporary Art Program 2019, this project has been produced by Metro Arts and people+artist+place, curated by BlakLash Projects and made possible with the support of Lendlease.
