City of Stirling Public Art Masterplan

Kids at the Park and Birdlife on Branches, Daniel Mark Iley 2011. Yokine Playground

Developing the Public Art Masterplan The development of the Masterplan utilised a best-practice approach founded in community consultation and engagement and a deep understanding of place and context. The key findings from the consultation and engagement phases are detailed on the following pages.

Literature review and desktop research

Online survey Open for four weeks • Public • Artists and creatives • Business owners • Elected Members

Library displays Interactive display with

Pop-up booth Interactive booth with ‘share your ideas’ board and sense of place activity • Stirling Farmer’s Market • Inglewood Night Markets • Mirrabooka Community Markets

information and voting activity • Hamersley Leisure Centre • Mirrabooka Library • Osborne Library • Scarborough Library

• Karrinyup Library • Dianella Library

Engagement summary report • Key findings from all engagement activities • Precinct-specific data • Emerging themes and public art preferences

Draft Public Art Masterplan

Consultation workshops • Elected Members • Arts community • Aboriginal community • City of Stirling employees

Review period • Internal review • Public comment period • Public Art Masterplan revisions

Final Public Art Masterplan

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