Hunting for Mali in the City!

  As I mentioned in my August 6 post, to celebrate the 150th Anniversary of Melbourne Zoo they've had fifty fibreglass models made of the elephant calf Mali.  Those models have been painted by different artists and have been loosed on the streets of Melbourne until September 21st.
  Click here for Mali in the City Information  This post is to house the photos of all the Mali's I find throughout the Mali Exhibition in the order I've found them.  Click on each Mali to bring up the biggest version of the photo!

August 11, Mali Hunting with Mr Smart, Mali's Found - 10!

Jimbo by Janie Fearon, Federation Square

Wooly Mali by Mini Goss, Federation Square

Bromley One by David Bromley, Federation Square

Jingle by Jessica Rae, Corner King George Drive & Linlithgow Avenue

Forest Rides on the Elephant's Back by Pamela Condor, Royal Botanic Gardens

Elephas Maximus by Sharon Muir, Royal Botanic Gardens

Eltham Copper Butterfly Story by Karen Rawady, Royal Botanic Gardens

Mali's Dreaming by Judy Nicholson, Birrarung Marr

Wave to Mali by Andrea Carydias, Birrarung Marr

Mirka's Mali by Mirka Mora, Birrarung Marr

August 12, Mali Hunting with my three year old nephew, Mali's Found - 10!

Mali Turns the City Pink by Siemens, Swanston Street

Night and Day by Graeme Base, Swanston Street

City in Mali by Ralf Kempken, Swanston Street City Square

Endangered Asia by Kelly Just, Melbourne Town Hall

Mali, Protector of all Animals by Deborah Halpern, Melbourne Town Hall

Spot by Steve Monk, Treasury Gardens

Mali's Crimson Song by Mia Rappel, Fitzroy Gardens

Ranee by Gillian Forbes, Old Treasury Building

Lotus by Kelly Spencer, Gordon Reserve

Neo Composite by Jacqueline Gwynne, Sofitel on Collins Valet Driveway

August 18, Mali Hunting on my own, Mali's Found - 10!

Faunaphant by Sarah Hogan, Eureka Skydeck Entrance

Humangerie by Sally Heinrich, South of Promenade near Ludlow Restaurant

Spooky Possum Mali by Pippa Makgill, South of Promenade near Ludlow Restaurant

Bromley Two by David Bromley, Freshwater Place Piazza

Tiger Mali by Andy Murray, Freshwater Place Entrance

No Ordinary Elephant by Nicole Slater, Crown Casino Corner Clarendon Street

Kevin Presley by Steve Monk, Batman Park Spencer Street End

Elephantasy by Elise Martinson, South Base of Sandridge Bridge

Self-Portrait by Mali the Elephant, South Base of Sandridge Bridge

Urban Jungle by Jake Latimer, North End of Sandridge Bridge

September 2, Mali Hunting with Tricky, Bertie and my nephew, Mali's Found - 10!

Mali Is Listening To The Earth by Victor Holder, Flagstaff Gardens Tram Stop

Patch by Amy Robinson, Queen Vic Market - String Bean Alley

A Pattern Of Orange-Bellied Parrots by Vanessa Bong, Queen Vic Market

Ming Vase Elephant by Brian Cheung, Queen Vic Market Main Entrance

Mali's Winter Wonderland by Pat Minahan (insert), Melbourne Central Shot Tower

A Prayer For Protection by Blaze Warrender, Melbourne Central Food Court

Enceladus by Ghostpatrol, Melbourne Central Swanston Street Entrance

Harmony by Zara McKenzie, Marriott Hotel Exhibition Street Entrance

Rusty Mali by Russ Brebner, Chinatown - Exhibition Street End

Baroque Baby by Robert Hague, Bourke Street Mall

September 9, Mali Hunting on my own, Mali's Found - 3!

Helmeted Honeyeater's Habitat by Andrew Carydias, Intercontinental Hotel

Same Same by Max Blackmore, NAB Forecourt at Docklands

Shared Path by William Ainger, Cnr Harbour Esplanade and Latrobe Street

September 16, The Final Hunt!
Mali Hunting with Bertie, my nephew, Mum and Dad, Mali's Found - 7!

Botani by Michael Skilney, Argyle Square South (on Lygon Street)

Mali Dreams by Chantelle Ferri, Argyle Square South (on Lygon Street)

Stripes by Keri Le Page, Lincoln Square

Frank Realities by Antonia Marshall, University of Melbourne Medical Building

Pond Dreaming by David Higgins, Royal Children's Hospital Foyer

Here Today... by Elise Martinson, Melbourne Zoo Front Entrance

Gabriel by Jacqueline Le Souef, Melbourne Zoo Front Entrance

 
That's it!  No more Malis to find!  But here she is for real!

Mali the Elephant, Melbourne Zoo