
‘bara’, Monument for the Eora People, Judy Watson – City of Sydney
Unveiled in May 2022, ‘bara’ stands as tribute to the living traditions and enduring heritage of Australia’s First Nations Peoples, particularly the Eora fisherwomen.
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Our expert conservators can undertake a wide range of outdoor stonework conservation and restoration, including the inpainting, re-gilding and care of existing lettering; cleaning and poultice application, bio-growth removal and prevention, repointing, graffiti removal, and general repairs.
Repairs and fabrication of missing elements to restore the appearance of your outdoor stonework is another possible component of a treatment program, with elements colour-matched for tonal variations to ensure that all repairs are practically invisible to the naked eye.
O’Sullivan Conservation is also equipped to transport and relocate your stone objects.

Unveiled in May 2022, ‘bara’ stands as tribute to the living traditions and enduring heritage of Australia’s First Nations Peoples, particularly the Eora fisherwomen.

The manufacture and installation of Bills Horse Troughs was sponsored by George Bills and his wife Annis, who set up a trust fund through George’s will, https://billswatertroughs.wordpress.com/.

O’Sullivan Conservation was engaged by The Royal Botanic Garden Sydney to clean the incised lettering at Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair and Mrs. Macquarie’s Road at Mrs Macquarie’s Point, The Domain, Sydney.
O’Sullivan Conservation acknowledges that we operate and function on the lands of the Darkinjung people.
We respect and honour Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on this land and commit to building a brighter future together.
We are proud partners of Reconciliation NSW and support reconciliation in our community.