Planning Context

Launceston City Deal

A joint commitment of the Commonwealth Government, the Tasmanian Government, and the City of Launceston.

Public art contributes to the key focus area of ‘A vibrant liveable city’.

City of Launceston Corporate Strategic Plan

2014-2024: 2019 Review

Public art falls within Strategic Priority 4: We value our City’s Unique Identity by celebrating our special heritage and culture, and building on our competitive advantages to be a place where people choose to live, work and visit.

City of Launceston Cultural Strategy 2020-2030

Public art is relevant to all five strategic directions:

1. Value and respect Aboriginal culture

2. Realise the potential of our cultural places and assets

3. Foster creative practice

4. Reveal our cultural stories, and

5. Build and extend partnerships

The Launceston City Heart Project

Delivering a more vibrant, accessible, and pedestrian friendly environment, City Heart Stage 2 will include contemporary public infrastructure like quality street furniture, dynamic lighting, more greenery, and opportunities for public art.

My Place My Future Plan

An integrated approach to the revitalisation of Launceston’s Northern Suburbs.

Public art has a role to lay in achieving the Plan’s Vision: Increasing inclusion and connectedness. Celebrating community assets. Equity in access.