The public art in 1 Elizabeth has been thoughtfully curated to create a site of cultural engagement. Through the addition of new public art, the incorporation of First Nations design, and the reinstatement and reimagination of salvaged artworks, the art featured throughout 1 Elizabeth tells the story of the site’s past, present and future.
FAQs
Is the public art at 1 Elizabeth free to visit?
Yes, the public art at 1 Elizabeth is free and open for everyone to experience.
Where is the public art located?
The artworks are located throughout 1 Elizabeth, including public spaces connected to Martin Place Metro Station and the surrounding area.
Do I need a ticket or booking to see the art?
No booking needed. The artworks can be experienced as part of a visit, or simply while passing through.
Is the public art accessible from Martin Place Metro Station?
Yes, much of the public art at 1 Elizabeth is accessible after exiting Martin Place Metro Station, within connected public spaces.
