Kaldor Public Art Projects, founded in 1969, has been inspiring the public with groundbreaking international art projects for over 50 years. Their mission is to transform the cultural landscape of Australia by taking art outside museum walls and into public spaces. They have collaborated with renowned artists such as Christo and Jeanne-Claude, Gilbert & George, Marina Abramović, and Jeff Koons to create major works that resonate worldwide.

Kaldor Public Art Projects has played a significant role in changing the way contemporary art is perceived and experienced in Australia. Their projects have challenged local perceptions and built new audiences for contemporary art. They continue to make an indelible impact with recent projects by artists including Urs Fischer, Bill Viola, and Tino Sehgal.

In addition to their art projects, Kaldor Public Art Projects is committed to creative learning through art education. They have produced innovative video art resources for schools and offer comprehensive education and public programs for diverse audiences. These programs include artist talks, symposia, screenings, performances, workshops, and professional development opportunities.

Supported by government and private supporters, Kaldor Public Art Projects is recognized as a charitable organization. Their transformative work has left a lasting impression on the Australian art scene