Monday, 7 April 2014

Cook and Phillip Park, Taronga Wild! Rhinos

This painted rhino sculpture is part of the "Taronga Wild! Rhinos" public art exhibition located around the city to raise awareness and funds for Taronga Zoo’s Black Rhino breeding program and conservation projects. It is located on the edge of St Mary's Cathedral Square at Cook and Phillip Park, on the corner of William Street and College Street. "Sentient Being" was created by Mr & Mrs Brown, contemporary artists living in Central West, New South Wales.

28 comments:

  1. Much imagination to paint a rhino so right?...

    Tomás.

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  2. I love these painted critters, great shot of the Rhino!

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  3. This is so fun and colorful!

    I remember someone posting something similar, but they were horses. Of course, I can't remember where. Sigh.

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  4. Love this one. The colors and pattern are fantastic!

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  5. We have had similar things over here with cows, eleiphants and Grommit

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  6. Great rhino. I like the colors also it is a little pity for the real rhino's to be pictured as clowns. Have to think about that.

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  7. I am still enjoying your rhino postings. This guy is so colourful. He actual made me smile. Maybe was because he appears to have a smile on his face.

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  8. Love this. Admire the artist.
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  9. Hi JIm,

    Ooo, the details are amazing! Thanks for sharing another blue painted rhino.

    Have a Happy Blue Monday!

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  10. The colour design in this one is sharp with detail. A stunning addition to the streetscape.

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  11. what a colourful rhino; he is so cute

    have a nice Monday

    much love...

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  12. A fine shot of this spectacular rhino. The colors are very eye-catching.

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  13. very cool rhino art - and here in Richmond, VA - we have some "dogs" around the city that are similar to the artsy rhinos here…. how fun!

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  14. That Rhino is indeed a work of art. It is a combination sculpture/zentangle. Very nicely captured too.

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  15. Love it! I'm bookmarking to show my granddaughter all the rhinos -- they have been her special animal since she was a toddler, and even sleeps with one named Noby!

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  16. I love this series. This particular rhino is pretty wild looking but has a kind face. Thanks for contributing to this week's Monday Mural.

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  17. So eye-catching! You definitely can't miss it. :-)

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  18. I saw a few of these while in Sydney a few weeks ago.

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