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PHOTOGRAPH (DIGITAL): CLOCKTOWER, PUBLIC ART AT SUBIACO TRAIN STATION, 2006

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2006

Overview

Digital coloured photograph of public artwork in Subiaco. The artwork situated at the entrance to the Subiaco Train Station is by Rodney Glick, Kevin Draper & Marco Marcon and is titled Clock Tower. The image shows a blue sky with two red and silver posts reaching into the sky. At the top of one of the posts is a circular clock face, on the other is a mirror. There are also surveillance cameras fixed to the top of both posts. These sit below the clock and the mirror.

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Images taken around Subiaco in 2006 likely for the Ken Spillman Tales of a City history book.

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cwa-org-43-2024.249.12

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Subiaco Train Station

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Subiaco Museum

Subiaco Museum

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