New Public Art Project – Tiny Doors
There’s a new public art northern beaches door company project sweeping the Northern Beaches: Tiny Doors. Inspired by literary portals, these miniature public art pieces will be placed throughout the suburbs. The project, which is funded by the NSW Government, will involve input from more than 100 young people, including those with additional learning needs, to create the works. Once completed, the doors will be installed in public spaces such as schools, libraries and parklands.
The project is a free community project aimed at engaging kids in a treasure hunt and promoting the love of books among young people. The project requires participation from 6 libraries in the Northern Beaches: Dee Why, Manly, Seaforth, Warringah Mall, Narrabeen, Mona Vale, Avalon, and Frenches Forrest. Participants must find and photograph each door, uploading their photo to the website.
Manly Windows is a local company based on the Northern Beaches. This family-owned business employs skilled craftsmen to custom-design windows and doors that reflect the characteristics of each property. Mark Spiteri established the company in 1999 after a long stint in the business as the owner of Manly Glass. Mark has lived in the area all his life and is familiar with its unique environment and aesthetics. Whether you’re after a traditional wooden window, a contemporary sliding glass door, or a more modern style, Manly Windows has a product to fit your needs.
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