An initiative of Brisbane City Council

Artforce Brisbane
An initiative of Brisbane City Council

Previous
Back to Gallery
Next
Sally Symonds

The Gabba: Brisbane’s home of cricket

Stanley St (Pedestrian Crossing) & Hubert St, Woolloongabba QLD
The Gabba has always been the place for cricket in Brisbane. I hope that this artwork will help people remember all the great cricketing moments this fine suburb has shown us, from Brisbane-boy Ian Healy’s highest Test batting score of 161 against the Windies in 1996/1997 to Shane Warne’s 8/71 in the 1994/1995 Ashes and so many more..
Box ID: B0472 (View Map Below)
Painted on: March 2024
AB-B0472-Sally_Symonds-The_Gabba_Brisbanes_Home_of_Cricket-AB-01
AB-B0472-Sally_Symonds-The_Gabba_Brisbanes_Home_of_Cricket-AB-02
AB-B0472-Sally_Symonds-The_Gabba_Brisbanes_Home_of_Cricket-AB-03
AB-B0472-Sally_Symonds-The_Gabba_Brisbanes_Home_of_Cricket-AB-04
AB-B0472-Sally_Symonds-The_Gabba_Brisbanes_Home_of_Cricket-AB-05
AB-B0472-Sally_Symonds-The_Gabba_Brisbanes_Home_of_Cricket-AB-06
AB-B0472-Sally_Symonds-The_Gabba_Brisbanes_Home_of_Cricket-AB-07
Register to paint a traffic signal box

Subscribe to our mailing list for new box releases and all things Artforce Brisbane

Subscribe to the mailing list
Facebook Instagram
Gallery
About
Available Boxes
Register
Guidelines
FAQs
Subscribe
Awards

Register your interest 
to paint a traffic signal box

TO BE ELIGIBLE

You must be a resident of Brisbane ie. living within the Brisbane City Council area.
You must not be an employee of Brisbane City Council.
You must not have painted more than two traffic signal boxes in a four year period and not in consecutive years.

Subscribe to our mailing list