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Cyclist passing a sculpture park on NewQuay Promenade.

Monument Park

A sculpture park on NewQuay Promenade designed by Melbourne-based, internationally renowned artist Callum Morton.

Morton was inspired by the existing architectural forms scattered through Melbourne city. He scanned seven iconic statues and buildings, then rendered them with computer generated fabric, a 'concrete carpet', and peeled the carpet back to reveal bursts of the city's colour and landscaping, and recreated the new forms in glass and concrete.

Kids are welcome to climb and play on the interactive sculptures.

Located at the end of St Mangos Lane on Newquay Promenade in the Docklands.

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