Wynscreen

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Project overview

Welcome to Wynscreen – Sydney’s newest public art installation.

A Transport for NSW first, the screen will enhance the walk to and from Wynyard Station for Sydneysiders, commuters, tourists and art lovers alike.

Wynscreen is destined to become a dynamic local meeting point in our world class city, as it showcases a diverse range of specially commissioned works by a variety of Australian:

  • artists
  • animators
  • designers
  • choreographers.

Immersive and inspiring, Wynscreen combines art, culture and technology to create a series of visual experiences. It brings the world of innovative art to everyone, every day.

Meet the artists

Gibson Ross

Ross Gibson

Bluster Town

2016, duration 60 mins, looped 

Commissioned by Transport for NSW

Screening times:
6am-3pm on odd-numbered days throughout February 2022
3pm-12am on even-numbered days throughout February 2022

Pilar Mata Dupont

Pilar Mata Dupont

Shuffle

2017, duration 8 mins, looped 

Commissioned by Transport for NSW

Screening times:

6am-3pm on even-numbered days throughout February 2022
3pm-12am on odd-numbered days throughout February 2022

For information on artists previous showcased, see the Wynscreen artists page.

About Wynscreen

Transport for NSW has created a unique opportunity for media art to light up a public meeting place in the most compelling way. Some of Australia’s most captivating moving image art will be showcased on this distinctively-shaped screen located on the mezzanine level of Wynyard Station’s Clarence Street entrance.

Wynscreen facts

  • Over 20 metres wide
  • Almost 3 metres high
  • On show for over 30,000 passersby every day

Purpose-designed and dedicated as a public art site, Wynscreen video art will explore themes of time, travel and place through our Indigenous history, multicultural personality, and creative imaginations. It engages with the ways our past has shaped who we are, where we are and what we may become.

You can keep up to date by following us on social media via #wynscreen

More information about the Wynyard Walk project.