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TitleNor Easter
Date2021DescriptionDavid Cragg's mural expands approximately 70m across the length of the Shellharbour City Stadium. It features a Kookaburra, Spotted Pardalote and Yellowtail Black Cockatoos.
Vertical rainbow trees punctuate the composition, paying homage to David’s Bundjalung and Biripai heritage and First Nations People's continued connection to the Dreaming.
Acacia, Grevilleas, Banksias and ferns cluster along the bottom of the wall - primarily pointing south-west, indicating a noreaster breeze blowing.
David is a multidisciplinary artist of Irish, Scottish and Bundjalung ancestry, working in Dharawhal Country.ArtistDavid CraggGeolocation[1] Address110, Croome Rd, Croom, 2527External LinkMural Art Trail
Date2021DescriptionDavid Cragg's mural expands approximately 70m across the length of the Shellharbour City Stadium. It features a Kookaburra, Spotted Pardalote and Yellowtail Black Cockatoos. Vertical rainbow trees punctuate the composition, paying homage to David’s Bundjalung and Biripai heritage and First Nations People's continued connection to the Dreaming.
Acacia, Grevilleas, Banksias and ferns cluster along the bottom of the wall - primarily pointing south-west, indicating a noreaster breeze blowing.
David is a multidisciplinary artist of Irish, Scottish and Bundjalung ancestry, working in Dharawhal Country.
ArtistDavid CraggGeolocation[1] Address110, Croome Rd, Croom, 2527External LinkMural Art TrailCONNECTIONS
CollectionMural Art TrailPublic ArtPlaceShellharbour City StadiumLocalityCroomOrganisationShellharbour City Council
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Nor Easter (2021). Shellharbour City Council, accessed 03/06/2026, https://discover.shellharbour.nsw.gov.au/nodes/view/12170