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12 October 2017
Ute art is possibly the most Australian thing you will see today
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Ootha, NSW is a small rural town in central NSW, and is around 6 hours west from Sydney. With a population of around 100 people it isn’t known for traffic jams – but it is known for a unique car artwork display.
'Utes in a Paddock' features around 20 artwork pieces from artists in the local area.
Each ute has a a name and a theme, as well as a different design and style, with all capturing a uniquely Australian perspective.
“Clancy Stops the Overflow” is one of the stand-out pieces, using a 1991 Holden VG Ute decorated as a large bottle of Bundaberg Rum.
“Go Vegemite” is a 1960 Holden FB Ute tipped on the nose, and “Tribeute Ute” is a 1964 Holden EH Ute with traditional style Aboriginal artwork and symbols.
If you’re travelling the lovely Australian countryside, this roadside attraction is a must see for lovers of the humble Aussie ute!
Source: Survivor Car Australia Magazine
If you were going to make ute art, what would it be? Tell us in the comments.
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