Burbangana | Liverpool Hospital | 2024
‘Burbangana’ is a Dharug word meaning ‘take hold of my hand and help me up’. This multiple piece artwork (video, sculptural installation and photographs) by artists Alison Page, Nik Lachajczak and Jamie Eastwood, features in the foyer of the Liverpool Hospital. It recognises not only the holistic nature of health and connection to people and […]
Acknowledgement of Country Sculpture | NSW Parliament House | 2024
The Parliament of New South Wales engaged Alison Page to create an artwork that acknowledges the traditional custodians on Gadigal land and pays respect to Aboriginal people. Standing approximately 150 cm tall, the sculpture features multiple ceramic layers that represent the layers of country. Alison worked with Culture & Heritage Consultant, Rowena Welsh-Jarrett and ceramicist […]
Dreaming of the Ancestors | 111-121 Castlereagh St Sydney | 2026
Located in the new commercial, residential and retail development by FJC Studio, 111-121 Castlereagh Street, Sydney, Dreaming of the Ancestors is a series of sculptural works that is a personal and creative exploration of Alison’s Ancestral connection to Country. It is a contemplative series of works in various mediums that explores the cultural landscape of […]
Return of the Gadi Reed | Gadigal Station, Sydney | 2026
Return of the Gadi Reed welcomes people at the entrances to Gadigal Station. The monumental sculptural artwork references necklaces traditionally made from the Gadi reed, an important emblem for Gadigal people. Four sculptural necklaces are fabricated from painted cast aluminium. The accompanying circular bronze plaques include a formal acknowledgment of Country and details of the […]
Land of the Giant Pippies | New Sydney Fish Markets | 2026
The new Sydney Fish Market in Pyrmont opened to the public on 19 January 2026, marking the completion of the $800 million landmark building that is the largest fish market in the Southern Hemisphere. It is expected to attract more than 6 million visitors every year. Authentically integrated within the new Fish Market’s forecourt landscape […]
Six Daughters of the West Wind | Mt Keira Summit Park | 2007
Gently placed on the summit of Mt Keira, this artwork represents the local Aboriginal story of Oolaboolawoo and how Mt Keira and the five islands off our coast were created. The work was produced in a collaborative process between Aboriginal artist Alison Page and non-Indigenous artist Tina Lee who produced the work with nine other […]
The Eyes of the Land and the Sea: Kamay Botany Bay National Park | 2020
Monumental in scale and ambition, The Eyes of the Land and the Sea by Alison Page and Nik Lachajczak commemorates the 250th anniversary of the 1770 encounter between Aboriginal Australians and Lt James Cook’s crew of the HMB Endeavour at Kamay Botany Bay National Park, Australia. The artwork is cast in bronze and takes the form of […]