Marily Cintra b. 1950

Also known as Marily Oppermann
  • Artist ,
  • Artist (Ceramist)
Marily Cintra is a cultural activist, a ceramic artist specialising in both small and large-scale ceramic works, and a specialist in art and cultural programs for hospitals and community facilities. In 2006 she was awarded the Ros Bower Award by the Australia Council for the Arts.
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Baha'l Women's Project
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Development of art with Iranian refugees.

 
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Hybrid Nests
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Lemongrove Creative Space
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An art space for artists in residence within Aged Care assisted living.

 
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Lotus Pond with Dragon Flies
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Collaboration with Landscape Architects to design Courtyard. Metal and glass.

 
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DNA4RNC
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Forecourt of Royal Newcastle Centre, Hunter New England Health Service. A collection of keys arranged in the DNA form. The keys were collected from the Royal Newcastle Hospital as it closed.

 
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Liverpol Mental Health Care. Development of public art for the main entry, all patient rooms, gardens, staff areas and reception counters.

 
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Consumer courtyard, Pialla Mental Health Unit. Spiral play area for visiting children.

 
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High Dependence courtyard, Wyong Mental Health Unit. Water features, ceramic work

 
creator of
The Art of Ageing
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A project working with elderly people living in Bankstown LGA. Designing dreams and strategies for happy old age.

 
creator of
Mapping Culture and Wellbeing
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Waterloo Play Ground artwork. Public art work involving local children and families of South Sydney Council.

 
creator of
Quiet Dreaming Plan
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Liverpool Hospital. Outside space designed for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. Created to acknowledge cultural diversity in grieving, healing and supporting extended families of patients.