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Ryan Sims, Andrew Stock and Gerry Wedd with Taylor Cullity Lethlean - Hindmarsh Square Playspace, 2007, fibreglass and reinforced concrete (aerial view)

Ryan Sims, Andrew Stock and Gerry Wedd with Taylor Cullity Lethlean - Hindmarsh Square Playspace, 2007, fibreglass and reinforced concrete (aerial view). Photo Sam Roberts

Ryan Sims, Andrew Stock and Gerry Wedd with Taylor Cullity Lethlean - Hindmarsh Square Playspace, 2007, fibreglass and reinforced concrete (aerial view). Photo Sam Roberts

Ryan Sims, Andrew Stock and Gerry Wedd with Taylor Cullity Lethlean - Hindmarsh Square Playspace, 2007, fibreglass and reinforced concrete (aerial view). Photo Sam Roberts

Ryan Sims, Andrew Stock and Gerry Wedd with Taylor Cullity Lethlean - Hindmarsh Square Playspace, 2007, fibreglass and reinforced concrete (aerial view). Photo Sam Roberts

Ryan Sims, Andrew Stock and Gerry Wedd with Taylor Cullity Lethlean - Hindmarsh Square Playspace, 2007, fibreglass and reinforced concrete (aerial view). Photo Sam Roberts

Ryan Sims, Andrew Stock and Gerry Wedd with Taylor Cullity Lethlean - Hindmarsh Square Playspace, 2007, fibreglass and reinforced concrete (aerial view). Photo Sam Roberts

Ryan Sims, Andrew Stock and Gerry Wedd with Taylor Cullity Lethlean - Hindmarsh Square Playspace, 2007, fibreglass and reinforced concrete (aerial view). Photo Sam Roberts

Ryan Sims, Andrew Stock and Gerry Wedd with Taylor Cullity Lethlean - Hindmarsh Square Playspace, 2007, fibreglass and reinforced concrete (aerial view). Photo Sam Roberts

Hindmarsh Square Playspace (Emo Park)

Ryan Sims, Andrew Stock and Gerry Wedd with Taylor Cullity Lethlean

The Hindmarsh Square Playspace (also known as Emo Park)was an innovative collaboration between artists Ryan Sims, Gerry Wedd with landscape architects Taylor Cullity Lethlean.

Using oversized objects (tap, hose, thong, fish bones) in an undulating landscape they have created an ‘Alice in Wonderland’ experience for the viewer.

The area is a popular place for city workers to relax during their lunch breaks.

Hindmarsh Square / Mukata (north west quadrant), Grenfell Street, Adelaide

Year Produced

2007

Materials

Fibreglass and reinforced concrete

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