Public Art Initiative: Centres Functional Art Trail
STATUS: SUBMITTED TO SEQ CITY DEAL
Project Update
In August 2025 Council resolved to submit the Centres Functional Art Trail project to the City Deal.
Art opportunity
Installation of a functional art trail with art installations to serve a dual purpose of being functional objects and artworks. They may take the form of sculptural seating elements, shade structures, bike racks and play elements. Functional artworks can provide platforms for rest, relaxation and recreation, and add a distinctive flavour to the urban environment and should provide “Instagrammable” opportunities across centres across the city from major, district, neighbourhood to local centres.
Background
The Urban Art Strategy advocates for a wide range of art types for Logan to enrich the experience of locals and visitors. Functional artworks provide an accessible way for people to experience artistic expression.
Project locations
This project will create a centres functional art trail at multiple sites in Logan.
Preferred locations, subject to further investigations:
Division 1 – Springwood
Division 3 - Brough Place - Cnr Cupania St & Daisy Hill Rd, Daisy Hill
Division 4 – Logan Village
Division 5 - Chambers Flat Rd corridor- Intersection area and surrounds- Bourke Street, Tamarind Street
Division 6 – vicinity of Bethania Train Station
Division 7- Eastern Rd - Browns Plains
Division 8 - vicinity of Jedfire Park
Division 9 – Cusack Lane, Jimboomba
Division 10- Cnr Bryants Road and Belbora Rd
Division 11- Homestead Drive, Flagstone and/or at entrance of new Flagstone Community Centre
Division 12 – Beenleigh Aquatic Centre
Have your say on this project
Council invited you to share your thoughts and ideas to help shape the artist brief for the concept design.
This engagement is now closed for review.
STATUS: SUBMITTED TO SEQ CITY DEAL
Project Update
In August 2025 Council resolved to submit the Centres Functional Art Trail project to the City Deal.
Art opportunity
Installation of a functional art trail with art installations to serve a dual purpose of being functional objects and artworks. They may take the form of sculptural seating elements, shade structures, bike racks and play elements. Functional artworks can provide platforms for rest, relaxation and recreation, and add a distinctive flavour to the urban environment and should provide “Instagrammable” opportunities across centres across the city from major, district, neighbourhood to local centres.
Background
The Urban Art Strategy advocates for a wide range of art types for Logan to enrich the experience of locals and visitors. Functional artworks provide an accessible way for people to experience artistic expression.
Project locations
This project will create a centres functional art trail at multiple sites in Logan.
Preferred locations, subject to further investigations:
Division 1 – Springwood
Division 3 - Brough Place - Cnr Cupania St & Daisy Hill Rd, Daisy Hill
Division 4 – Logan Village
Division 5 - Chambers Flat Rd corridor- Intersection area and surrounds- Bourke Street, Tamarind Street
Division 6 – vicinity of Bethania Train Station
Division 7- Eastern Rd - Browns Plains
Division 8 - vicinity of Jedfire Park
Division 9 – Cusack Lane, Jimboomba
Division 10- Cnr Bryants Road and Belbora Rd
Division 11- Homestead Drive, Flagstone and/or at entrance of new Flagstone Community Centre
Division 12 – Beenleigh Aquatic Centre
Have your say on this project
Council invited you to share your thoughts and ideas to help shape the artist brief for the concept design.
