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Title: Mural celebrating Rugby League in Ipswich Installation date: 2005 Artist: Involvement: Designed by Phantast Art & community Jobs Program Location: Qld Group Stadium Address: The Terrace Suburb: North Ipswich
Title: 1100 Degrees Installation date: 2009 Artist: Paul Johnson, Gail Mason Involvement: Arts Queensland art + place Location: Brassall Bikeway Address: Cnr WM Hughes Street & Musgrave Street Suburb: North Ipswich
Title: Waiting at a Line Installation date: 2002 Artist: Jim McKee Involvement: The Workshops Rail Museum Location: The Workshops Rail Museum Address: North Street Suburb: North Ipswich
Title: Transit Markers Installation date: 2002 Artist: Brad Nunn Involvement: The Workshops Rail Museum Location: Front footpath at the Workshops Rail Museum Address: North Street Suburb: Ipswich
Title: Marker Installation date: 2002 Artist: Brad Nunn Involvement: The Workshops Rail Museum Location: The Workshops Rail Museum Address: North Street Suburb: North Ipswich
Title:
Mural celebrating Rugby League in Ipswich
Installation date:
2005
Artist: Involvement:
Designed by Phantast Art & community Jobs Program
Location:
Qld Group Stadium
Address:
The Terrace
Suburb:
North Ipswich
Title:
1100 Degrees
Installation date:
2009
Artist:
Paul Johnson, Gail Mason
Involvement:
Arts Queensland art + place
Location:
Brassall Bikeway
Address:
Cnr WM Hughes Street & Musgrave Street
Suburb:
North Ipswich
Title:
Waiting at a Line
Installation date:
2002
Artist:
Jim McKee
Involvement:
The Workshops Rail Museum
Location:
The Workshops Rail Museum
Address:
North Street
Suburb:
North Ipswich
Title:
Transit Markers
Installation date:
2002
Artist:
Brad Nunn
Involvement:
The Workshops Rail Museum
Location:
Front footpath at the Workshops Rail Museum
Address:
North Street
Suburb:
Ipswich
Title:
Marker
Installation date:
2002
Artist:
Brad Nunn
Involvement:
The Workshops Rail Museum
Location:
The Workshops Rail Museum
Address:
North Street
Suburb:
North Ipswich
Ipswich City Council respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Owners, the Jagera, Yuggera and Ugarapul people of the Yugara/Yagara Language Group, as custodians of the land and waters we share. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging, as the keepers of the traditions, customs, cultures and stories of proud peoples.
