PROJECT: NgabuDATE: 17 January – 27 April 2025LOCATION: Overhead bridge at corner of Hickson Rd & Pottinger St, Walsh Bay Arts Precinct, Sydney NSW 2000, Gadigal CountryCLIENT: Walsh Bay Precinct Association Climb over this giant Dharawal shell art bridge while taking in the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge. Ngabu is up in the Walsh Bay Arts
PROJECT: Safer Cities: BlacktownDATE: 2024LOCATION: Blacktown, NSWCLIENT: Blacktown City Council As a part of Safer Cities: Her Way, City People commissioned a series of temporary public art interventions to improve perceptions of safety for women, girls and gender diverse people in Blacktown. We collaborated with Blacktown City Council, Transport for NSW, Sweatshop Literacy Movement and
Project: The Children’s Hospital at Westmead Stage 2 Organisation: Health Infrastructure NSW Place: Sydney Year: 2022 – Current Project Type: Current Header image: Children’s Hospital at Westmead Stage 2 proposal render – Billard Leece Partnership The redevelopment of The Children’s Hospital at Westmead – Stage 2 has an investment of $619 million from the NSW
Project: Liverpool Health and Academic Precinct Organisation: Health Infrastructure Place: Sydney Year: 2021 – 2024 Header image: Proposal render of Liverpool Health and Academic Precinct – Health Infrastructure The Liverpool Health and Academic Precinct includes a redevelopment of Liverpool Hospital and a new education and research hub. A $790 million project, the redevelopment will
The Western Sydney Parklands Arts and Cultural Accelerator was an innovative 10-day development lab involving artists and professionals from other fields that generated a set of concepts for arts and culture projects for the parklands.
Campbelltown City Council is planning for significant change in the Glenfield area, aligned with the NSW State Government’s Fit for the Future program, in anticipation of the area’s projected population growth. City People was sub-contracted by Environmental Partnership to contribute to the Glenfield Public Domain Plan at various phases, through a process of workshop design, interviews, presentation and place activation strategy.
During 2014-2016, Kim Spinks and Michael Cohen, now directors of City People, collaborated to bring their respective organisations Arts NSW and Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority into partnership on a significant community and cultural development project.
