Public Art

Embark on a journey of discovery through the colourful and diverse world of public art in Coffs Harbour. After your visit to Yarrila Arts and Museum venture out to explore the myriad of sculptures, murals, and installations that adorn the city, the coast, and the hinterland.

Evi Koller and W E Smith Engineering, Tree Trunk & Falling Leaf, 1997. (Coffs Collections 110.2018)

Gumbaynggirr Art Trail

Take a journey across country, following the Gumbaynggirr Art Trail throughout Yarrila Place. The trail is comprised of six artworks, created by Gumbaynggirr artists, representing each of the six clan groups on Gumbaynggirr country – Bagawa, Garby, Garlambirla, Yurrunga, Ngambaga and Gambalamam.

LET THEM FEEL THE LIGHT

Let them feel the light created by artist Emma Coulter, is an integrated three-story sculpture rising up through the light filled atrium of Yarrila Place, dispersing colour and light, in acknowledgement of the meaning of Yarrilla – to illuminate and brighten – whilst also drawing inspiration from Coffs Harbour’s geographic coastal location.

PUBLIC ART

Venture out and explore the diverse collection of thought-provoking artworks that celebrate our community’s creativity and cultural heritage.

For more information about the works, deep dive into Coffs Collections.