2024 Sydney Biennale and the opening of White Bay Power Station.

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Green Downpipe against very high brick wall
people milling about at entrance to concrete building
2011 Open Day


2011 Open Day


2024 Sydney Biennale and the opening of White Bay Power Station.

Then and now...

The White Bay Power Station, part of the Bays Precinct had an Open Day 11am-3pm Saturday 26 February 2011... https://ramin.com.au/eco-sydney/white-bay-power-station-rozelle.shtml

The 2024 Syney Biennale Art was good but the building of art for form was of more interest. 

..and football was bigger, kids in Canada Bay, Bankstown united shirts and adults loading a bag of balls in their four wheel drive.

Then there was the strange case of Napoleon St, Josephine House and modern terrace completing an earlier row of terraces.
Rozelle

Rozelle

Modern Terrace completing row,Rozelle

View from Rozelle


..all along the bus rides and walk to the Kunst Halle.

2024 Sydney Biennale

2024 Sydney Biennale

2024 Sydney Biennale




2024 Sydney Biennale





2024 a path to the Parklands would have been nice!

public wandering the grounds of derelict powerstation
2011 and 2024
Very high brick wall with glass and concrete window panel
2011 Open Day

2024 After make safe reno

2024 After make safe reno
2024 After make safe reno
2024, Control Room


2024, Control Room

Overhead Crane and 2024 Biennale Art

2024 Sydney Biennale Art



2024

HK Double Decker providing transport was a hit.

Alighting behind the QVB

 

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