Corridor of Modern Art (COMA) is a street art project activating Hobart's Intercity Cycleway between Moonah and MONA. Commissioned by Glenorchy City Council in partnership with Vibrance, ten Tasmanian artists were selected from over 70 applicants to install murals across seven locations along the corridor, transforming the transport route into a public art trail.
Moonah, Hobart
Sitting over a forest with many small mushrooms and a riving coursing by is a large friendly…
Glenorchy, Hobart
Digital-like sketches of a green-pink spectrum of a landscape painted on a brick wall of a rear…
Glenorchy, Hobart
A pair of Satin Flycatchers and a Blue-banded Bee emerging from a portrait on the north-eastern…
Berriedale, Hobart
A bicolour artwork of three samurais slicing and dicing fruit in a similar manner referring to…
Moonah, Hobart
A strong woman walking through the wetlands holding the necks of these shearwater seabirds which is…
Moonah, Hobart
Standing tall with three other artworks at this location along the Intercity Cycleway, this artwork…
Moonah, Hobart
An ancient bonsai tree sturdily anchored in a concrete block pot with a rail tunnel. The tree is…
Moonah, Hobart
A vivid blue-green artwork created as part of the Corridor of Modern Art. Flanked by two trees on…
Montrose, Hobart
A wizard in a field of many magic mushrooms painted on a brick wall facing the Intercity Cycleway.
Derwent Park, Hobart
A monstrous red face on a yellow background painted for the Corridor of Modern Art. This rather…