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Take a stroll and learn about the Indigenous history and heritage in this area, see a selection of contemporary artworks and enjoy some breathtaking views. Walyalup Fremantle Heritage and (Fremantle) Contemporary Art

The traditional owners of the land around ART ON THE MOVE Ocean Gate (2015), Tony Jones Walyalup (Fremantle) are the people, 1 ART ON THE MOVE’S mission is to encourage and 5 Tony Jones is a WA sculptor, teacher, and arts ancestors of the Nyoongar people today. Walyalup foster a sense of belonging and creativity and a advocate. He is also the organiser of the exhibition encompassed both sides of the Derbal Yerrigan greater understanding of ourselves through visual Sculpture at Bathers. Ocean Gate is an example (Swan River) and is a significant place for art. ART ON THE MOVE tour visual arts exhibitions of Jones’ experimentation in form as well as a ceremonies, cultural practices and trading. through regional Western Australia, interstate and previous advertising platform for Sculpture at beyond. Bathers, 2015. On the river bank of this art walk is Cantonment Hill, known to the people as Dwerda Fremantle’s Octopus Mural (2015), Phlegm Lanark Steel (2015), John Tarry Weeardinup, meaning ‘place of the dingo spirit’. 2 Belgian artist Phlegm was commissioned by The 6 John Tarry is an Australian mixed media artist Dwerda Weeardinup is a significant site of local City of Fremantle for the FORM Public initiative whose works express “the prosaic political and Indigenous stories and heritage and is associated in 2015. Phlegm is named after one of the poetic”. This work is made from one-hundred-year- with narrative of The Seven Sisters. temperaments in ancient Greek medicine and is old steel beams painted blue from Lanarkshire The hill, one of seven, was created in the Dreaming known for his strange black and white narrative Steel (a steel yard in Scotland) and native recycled by a Wagyl (snake-like animal), before tunnelling style creatures. Jarrah wood. underneath the limestone cliffs at Rocky Bay and to the Indian Ocean. Rainbow (2016), Marcus Canning Wild Women’s Scent (2013), Melanie Maclou 3 The largest work commissioned by The City of 7 Melanie Maclou is a Fremantle/Cockburn based The river bank of the Derbal Yerrigan opposite Fremantle at nine meters high and sixty-six tonnes, sculpture artist. Her work Wild Women’s Scent is to this art walk is home to a Nyoongar men’s Rainbow was made by artist Marcus Canning. inspired by flowers’ colourful beauty, vulnerability, Dreaming track. In the Dreaming two Wagyls came Made from recycled sea containers, Rainbow aims resilience and ability to procreate. The work was down Rocky Bay, passed Rottnest Island and then to foster conversation and put smiles on the faces purchased by the Town of East Fremantle Council returned to the Dreaming. Where the Wagyls sun- of locals and visitors. from Sculpture at Bathers, 2013. baked, a sand and limestone bar formed, spanning the river mouth. Whadjuk men used the sandbar to Monument to Sir John Forrest (1947), Bicentennial Falls/Merv Cowan Park cross the river (near where the Fremantle station is 4 Municipalities of Fremantle 8 Bicentennial Falls and Merv Cowan Park are two today) to return to their families. Sir John Forrest was an Australian explorer, of Fremantle’s hidden gems. Use the walkways statesman, the first Premier of WA, and cabinet on either side of the falls to access the park and minister in Australia’s first federal parliament. His enjoy scenic views of the Swan River. Here you can public works included the Fremantle Harbour walk the Niergarup Track, which is a 1.2km circuit Works. through the park’s facilities. Allow an hour or more to complete the circuit.