World Expo '88 Public Art Trail

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Celebrating Brisbane hosting the 1988 World Expo, this art trail takes you on a journey of artefacts and artworks from the special event.

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Man and Matter series by Peter D Cole - flickr/brisbanecitycouncil (CC BY 2.0)

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About World Expo '88 Public Art Trail

The self-guided World Expo '88 Public Art Trail provides a glimpse into the celebrations that took place, and the sense of wonder which remains part of the city's legacy today.

Many of the artworks are located within walking distance of Brisbane’s Central Business District, with two artworks located at Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mount Coot-tha.

Art Historical Mural Sculpture Self-guided

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Artworks

30


Timing

3 hours


Difficulty

Easy


Access

Good

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Added by: arttrailproject

Published: 10 February 2023

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