Hamersley Golf Course Public Art Commission
Hamersley Public Golf Course is being redeveloped to include construction of new clubhouse facilities and a two-storey driving range featuring state-of-the-art ball tracking technology.
The City is excited to announce that artist Pamela Gaunt and Apparatus Public Art and Cultural Services have been awarded the public art commission, which will enhance the external spaces through a stunning series of interconnected works inspired by the golf course’s Tuart Tree canopy.
The works will evoke a visual and sensorial experience through the use of tactile surfaces, illumination, shadows, discoverable elements, and occurrences that reflect different aspects of the Tuart – seed pods, flowers, nuts, and leaves. Once integrated into the fabric of the building, these works will play a role in shaping the experience of the golf course and cultivate a sense of appreciation of the Tuart tree and its landscape.
You can find further information on the redevelopment on the Hamersley Golf Course project page. For more information about the public art concept please contact the City’s Public Art Officer at art@stirling.wa.gov.au.