Reconciliation in Action: First Nations Art to Star in Prominent Location
A 4.2-metre sculpture, titled Grounded, is planned for Port Fairy's East Beach, telling "a story of strength, survival and celebration" through Indigenous Australian truth-telling art.
The artwork, created by artist Sherry Johnstone, has been endorsed by Moyne Shire councillors as part of the East Beach Masterplan redevelopment.
- The sculpture is set to be installed near the Port Fairy Surf Life Saving Club.
- Funding will be sought through grants and community fundraising.
A story of strength, survival and celebration
Author's summary: First Nations art to feature in Port Fairy's East Beach redevelopment.
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