"Windwatcher" is a kinetic sculpture at the Central Park redevelopment site, in the inner west suburb of Chippendale. This 10.5 metre long windsock, created by Mikala Dwyer, features a pattern of concentric circles. It uses the 52 metre tall chimney stack of the heritage-listed, former Irving Street Brewery, as a plinth.
Fascinating shot. Great capture Jim.
ReplyDeleteBlowin in the wind .... Interesting piece of art Jim .
ReplyDeletefantastic windsock!
ReplyDeleteInteresting sculpture.
ReplyDeleteAnd your photo is very nice.
Regards and best wishes
Hi Jim, thanks for dropping by. I am in awe of the number of suburbs you have covered - youre a true flaneur!
ReplyDeleteI like that, nice take on a wind sock. Is it staying there?
ReplyDeleteThe flags are an institution at Womadelaide. They change each year, some old, some new. There are different stands of flags throughout the site.
Ann, I'm not sure if this one will be permanent. A newspaper article said that there will be a number of temporary art installations during the redevelopment.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo of this fascinating kinetic art, Jim.
ReplyDeleteunique!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully shot! It looks more like an art sculpture to me ;)
ReplyDeleteA very creative use of an old chimney.
ReplyDeleteInteresting wind sock and a great place to display it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful wind sock!
ReplyDeletewent past 'central park' a few times but didn't notice this. I was really interested in the new St Barnabas Church, please blog this when it is finished Jim.
ReplyDeleteThat is very cool!
ReplyDeleteMark, I'll do my best. The design seems quite interesting for a church.
ReplyDeleteOh, I like that! Beautiful blue skies where you are...
ReplyDeleteLovely wind watcher!
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Good one! That's an usual design for a windwatcher! Thanks for stopping by at my skies!
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