Drummoyne Art Trail Picture Gallery

The Drummoyne Art Trail (DAT) has run two test trails with a guided and self-paced walk. it started at Glaze Galleria, to Julie Peadon Art, the FINEPRINTCO light box gallery in the Formosa Street Shared Space and FINEPRINTCO on Victoria Road. The walk ends at the Drummoyne Markets at St Bede's Church, where there were artist talks and free pottery and painting workshops.

DAT also included cultural places of interest and local public art including;

• Formosa Street Shared Spaces - Wet Land Dry Land artwork by Carla Gottgens
• Poems and Literature by Ivana Matinoc & Wendy Lewis
• Signal Box Artworks by Thao Ni La
• Church Street Shared Spaces - Tides artwork by David Craig
• Henley Marine Drive - Serpent sculpture by Jason Wing 
• Taplin Park & Drummoyne Oval - Settling the Score sculpture by Anderson Hunt 
• Drummoyne Pool - Memories of Drummoyne photomontage by Emma Anna

The City of Canada Bay has a place-based approach to public arts and cultural development. Each project is developed with local knowledge, in partnership with key stakeholders to create meaningful installations and activities in a range of localities. The map on the Council’s webpage highlights the DAT businesses and artists, as well as other public art and cultural areas of interest in the local community.  

Future Art Trails will encompass even more studios and art exhibitions in Drummoyne. 

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