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This is a list of public art in South Australia organized by town. This list is focused only on outdoor public art, and thus does not encompass works contained within private collections, art galleries or museums.

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rdfs:label	List of public art in South Australia (en)
rdfs:comment	This is a list of public art in South Australia organized by town. This list is focused only on outdoor public art, and thus does not encompass works contained within private collections, art galleries or museums. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Roy Rene dbr:Lyndon_Dadswell David Jones Limited Charles Martin Hardie University of Adelaide List of public art in Western Australia Public art Rundle Mall Rundle Street, Adelaide Franklin Street, Adelaide Antonio Canova Bert Flugelman Public art in South Australia Adrian Jones (sculptor) North Terrace, Adelaide Robert Hannaford Hindley Street, Adelaide Hindmarsh Square Art Gallery of South Australia Arts in South Australia John Dowie (artist) King William Street, Adelaide Australia's big things Lists of public art in Australia Map the Miner South African War Memorial (South Australia) South Australia National War Memorial (South Australia) Second Boer War Lists of buildings and structures in South Australia Lists of tourist attractions in South Australia Rayner Hoff Royal Caledonian Society of South Australia Inc. Adelaide City Council Hindmarsh Building Society
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ShortSummary	0001-05-05 (xsd:gMonthDay) Untitled granite sculpture by Ulrich Ruckriem, located near the northern wall of the Art Gallery of South Australia. Carved on site. (en) Originally dubbed On Further Reflection, and affectionately referred to as the "Mall's Balls", Spheres was commissioned by the Hindmarsh Building Society, who donated the work to the Adelaide City Council in 1977. It has become one of Adelaide's most recognisable artworks. (en) The South African War Memorial was the second public equestrian statue to be unveiled in Australia. Designed by Adrian Jones and commissioned to commemorate the South Australians who served in the Second Boer War, it was unveiled in 1904. The granite pedestal upon which it stands was designed by Garlick, Sibley and Wooldridge. (en) Adelaide's first public statue, the Venere Di Canova was donated to the city by W A Horn in 1892. (en) Originally located on the Barr Smith lawns at the University of Adelaide, Jonathon Dady's The Fones are based on the shape of the inner ear and musical notation. Originally there were three on the site, but only two remained. They were regularly vandalized and were finally removed from this location several years ago (en) Roy "Mo" Rene was commissioned by Adelaide City Council to remember the vaudeville and radio star, Roy Rene, who was born not far from where the statue is now located. Created by Robert Hannaford and cast in bronze, the work is posed and positioned in order to encourage passers-by to be photographed with "Mo". (en) Progress was designed by Lyndon Dadswell, who was regarded as one of Australia's most accomplished sculptors. The work represents the "spirit of progress", and is situated on what was for many years the David Jones building in Rundle Mall, having been installed in 1963 – four years after the work was completed. Dadswell studied for a time under Rayner Hoff, noted in Adelaide as the sculptor for the South Australian National War Memorial. (en) "'Old Dog'" was first installed on Union Street in the city, but was subsequently moved to its current location on the corner of Franklin and Bowen streets, just outside the Adelaide Central Bus Station. (en) Untitled granite sculpture by Paul Trappe, located in Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide. (en) Located on both sides of Rundle Street, this work consists of thousands of random coins from around the world and Australia, embedded in concrete pavers. (en)
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artist	dbr:Lyndon_Dadswell Bert Flugelman Adrian Jones (sculptor) Robert Hannaford

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