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Art Makes Places project

The Sculpture in the Village Bacchus Marsh

31/1/2018

 
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Just inside the Main Street entrance of the Village Bacchus Marsh shopping centre is a model sculpture (also called a maquette).

The model has been created by public artist & sculptor Anuradha Patel to illustrate a full-size sculpture that one day will grace the forecourt of the Village Bacchus Marsh. The actual sculpture, when installed, will be 5 metres tall and will provide a focal point for this section of Main Street.

The Village is a generous sponsor of the Bacchus Marsh Arts Council and its activities.
For example the BMAC Gallery is located in Shop 48 of the Village, a space the Village generously made available to BMACI.


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  • Home
  • About
    • 2018 AGM
    • Strategic Plan
    • Rules
  • Gallery
    • Info for Exhibitors
    • Program
    • Advice For Artists
    • Past Exhibitions
  • Projects
    • Creative Hub
    • Places
    • Groups
  • News
    • Newsletters
  • Arts Around Town
  • Contact
  • Past Exhibitions
  • Images from the recent Painters Exhibition
  • More from the Painters exhibition