Catch Me

Frankston City Public Art Seaford

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'Catch Me' Public Art Sculpture by Keld Moseholm from Denmark.

This sculpture represents the image of human behaviour where dramatic situations often occur and which can be both tragic and comical.

This sculpture has currently moved to Keast Park, Nepean Hwy Seaford.

Description

Materials: Bronze and granite
Dimensions: 205 x 50 x 80cm

Exhibited internationally for 50 years, including Bad Ragaz, Switzerland 2015 and Billund Art Association, Denmark 2014. Balnaves Foundation Sculpture Prize SxS Bondi 2010. Represented in Royal Botanical Gardens Collection, Sydney and Gorman House Arts Centre Canberra. People’s Choice Prize SxS Aarhus 2011. SxS Cottesloe and SxS Bondi numerous times since 1999. SxS Aarhus 2009 and 2011.

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Map & Directions

Keast Park, Nepean Hwy Seaford

Email	visit@frankston.vic.gov.au
Address	7N Pier Promenade, Frankston VIC 3199
Phone	1300 322 842
Open	Mon - Sun 10am - 4pm Closed Christmas Day, Good Friday and ANZAC Day