ART COLLECTION AT ICC SYDNEY
ICC Sydney is home to a superb collection of Australian art both inside the venue and throughout the public domain. An important part of Sydney’s heritage, the works have a Sydney emphasis with artists and their works initially chosen because of their connection to Sydney or the celebration of Sydney, its harbour and shorelines.
Art Collection Book
Artworks in ICC Sydney’s collection are showcased throughout the venue and celebrated here in ICC Sydney’s Art Collection book.
FIRST NATIONS ART
ICC Sydney is proud to tell the story of our rich and vibrant community through First Nations art
PUBLIC ART IN DARLING HARBOUR
The Darling Harbour public art program sought to communicate, educate and engage the public. All artists were provided with extensive information on the site and its history, including heritage interpretation strategy. Artists were selected following consideration of their works and their response to a particular aspect of the site.
Ryoji Ikeda
Data.scape, 2016 LED screen, computers, loudspeakers 9,600 x 400 cm.
Computer programming: the Tokuyama Tomonaga and Ryoji Ikeda Studio Two videos, TheUniverse in the evening and DNA during daytime.
Location: Opposite Tumbalong Park, this artwok can be found on Moriarty Walk, between the Exhibition Centre and ICC Sydney Theatre.
MARIA FERNANDA CARDOSO
Pollens represented in Maria Fernanda Cardoso’s stone sculptures include mint microfossil pollen, eucalyptus microfossil pollen, grevillea microfossil pollen, dandelion microfossil pollen, acacia microfossil pollen, grey mangrove microfossil pollen, banksia microfossil pollen, swamp Heath microfossil pollen and wattle microfossil pollen.
Location: Tumbalong Boulevard outside Exhibition Centre
