Flinders Quarter Augmented Art Walk
Due to popular demand, the Flinders Quarter Augmented Art Walk has been extended until 31 October 2019.
Families can collect a free Augmented Artwalk Map from participating Flinders Quarter businesses or Metro HQ. You will need to download the free EyeJack app from the App Store or Google Play to activate AR (augmented reality).
Starting from Degraves Place kids can take a self-guided journey through the streets and laneways of Melbourne searching for 11 unique pieces of artwork.
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Explore and search for artwork like a treasure hunt, the art will come to life before your eyes. It’s such a fun way to explore Melbourne’s laneways.
Flinders Quarter Augmented Art Walk features works by Australian artists including:
- Degraves Place – The Rising Orb: Hope by Vext
- Journal Cafe (253 Flinders Lane) – Portal by Sutu
- City Library (253 Flinders Lane) – City Brain by Sutu
- Bared Shoes (11 Manchester Lane) – Many Hands by Alex Mitchell
- Scott Alley – Pink Fit by The Huxleys
- Flinders Lane Gallery (Level 1, 37 Swanston Street) – Stuff in nature, nature in stuff by Jacob Leary
- Young & Jackson (Level 1, 1 Swanston Street) – Chloe by Jules Joseph Lefebvre
- Dangerfield (224 Flinders Street) – Maria 2.0 by Sutu
- Campbell Arcade (Shop 8A) – Many Hands II by Alex Mitchell
- Corner of Flinders Street and Degraves Street – Growing Garments by Adele Varcoe
- Double Tree Hilton Hotel (270 Flinders Street) – The Flight by Sutu
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How to use the Eyejack app
1. Download the EyeJack app (free) from the App Store or Google Play
2. Open the EyeJack app and find the Flinders Quarter Augmented Art Walk event.
3. Click on ‘Launch AR’ button in the EyeJack app, hold up your phone up to the artwork and the artwork will come to life.
Enjoy!
Date: on until 31 October 2019
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