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A landmark grouping of oversized pedestrian-sign-inspired human silhouettes at the entrance to Weston Creek Centre.
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A Short Walk
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35.34361° S, 149.05158° E
FIELD GUIDE
The story
They are the little figures from a pedestrian crossing sign, taken off the sign and stood up at the corner.
Matthew Calvert made A Short Walk in 2011, at the junction of Hindmarsh Drive and Brierly Street, as a landmark for the main turn into the Weston Creek Centre. The group is three silhouettes – a big sister, a little brother and a little sister – derived directly from the crossing-sign figure, and artsACT describes the grouping as suggesting friendship, family and community.
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WHAT TO EXPECT
artsACT confirms Matthew Calvert’s 2011 work at the corner of Hindmarsh Drive and Brierly Street and describes it as a landmark for the main turn into Weston Creek Centre.
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Roadside/gateway artwork. No safe lawful stopping point has been independently verified, so do not navigate directly to or stop at the landmark.
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