East Perth and Claisebrook Cove
Since the late 1980s, a major urban renewal project surrounding Claisebrook Cove has been underway, with abandoned industrial sites levelled and replaced with residential streetscapes and landscaped waterfonts. These have been interspersed with a good collection of public art.
| Name | Image | Location | Artist | Year |
| "Channel Markers"/"Marker Seats" | Claisebrook Cove | Malcolm McGregor | 1995 | |
| "Impossible Triangle" | East Parade Roundabout, East Perth | Brian MacKay, Ahmad Abas | 1999 | |
| Peter Pan | Queens Gardens East Perth | George Frampton | 1929 | |
| Concrete Poem Sculpture (Spiral Sculpture) | Claisebrook Cove | Rob Finlayson, PlanE | ||
| Edmund Rice | Centenary Park, Trinity College, East Perth | |||
| "Sea Queen" | Claisebrook Cove | Tony Jones | ||
| "Shimmer" 6.6m x 4.9m x 8.0m, stainless steel | Claisebrook Cove | SURF (Jurek Wybraniec/Stephen Neille) | 2012 | |
| "Shoreline Marker Posts" | Claisebrook Cove | Malcolm McGregor | 1995 | |
| "Standing Figure" | Claisebrook Cove | Tony Jones | ||
| "The Red Surveyor" | Corner Saunders and Glyde Streets, Claisebrook Cove | Jon Tarry | ||
| Bronze figures (unknown title) | 99 Plain Street, East Perth |
Read more about this topic: List Of Public Art In Western Australia
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