Heritage Interpretation & Public Art

Mana Gruba by Leanne Tobin,
Redfern, Sydney on Gadigal Country

Building connections between people and places in meaningful ways

Heritage Interpretation and Public Art are effective approaches for engagement and renewed placemaking.

We work collaboratively with you and key stakeholders to develop authentic and captivating interpretive approaches on brief and budget.

We co-create with the traditional Aboriginal custodians of the land, our clients and community stakeholders – to unearth the whole story and shape a truer sense of Country. See our extensive project portfolio.

Our Public Art services are provided by Artefact’s sister company - Liminal Placemaking - a dedicated integrated Public Art service.

services

Heritage Interpretation

Heritage interpretation strategies and plans

Design of interpretive elements  

Content development

Publications and programs

Stakeholder consultation and community engagement

Public Art

Public art strategies and plans

Public art advice for placemaking, master & precinct planning

Curatorial services

Management of artist engagement and selection

Artist portfolios and artist briefs

Design and development of artwork signage

Collection significance statements

Community and stakeholder consultation

projects

What our clients say

Your facilitation of the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage inputs into the strategy and design has been delivered with respect, whilst meeting ambitious program deadlines.
The coordination of the artistic elements, including EOI process and engagement of Aboriginal artists, is also to be commended, with high quality public realm Aboriginal art produced.
— Michael Keys, Director Wagga Wagga and Snowy Special Activation Precincts - Regional Growth NSW Development Corporation

Meet the team

Two women smiling and standing side by side on a wooden deck in front of a gray metal horizontal siding wall. The woman on the left is wearing a black long-sleeve dress with a flared skirt and tan ankle boots. The woman on the right is wearing a maroon sweater, black skirt, and black ankle boots. Both have dark hair and appear to be outdoors.

Sabrina and Charlotte bring a wealth of experience in Heritage Interpretation and Public Art to your project.

The broader team
includes specialists in interpretation, public art, museums and communications. We collaborate with archaeologists, Aboriginal cultural heritage specialists, historians and built heritage experts. We also work closely with designers, architects and artists to deliver visually and physically engaging results. 

Request a proposal

Reach out via the form below. We look forward to discussing your project with you!

‘Birrung’ (Stars) artwork by Nicole Monks in Redfern on Gadigal Country