To mark the start of Reconciliation Week, the Yamaji Art Emu Egg sculptures  on the Geraldton foreshore were officially launched on 27 May 2013.

The Yamaji Art mob were joined by City of Greater Geraldton councillors, staff and guests to launch the popular public art installation at sunset.

Check out the stunning photos below.

The artists of the Emu Eggs, Margaret Whitehurst (Left) Barbara Merritt

Joanne Panter (left) and Allison Yearwood, Yamaji Art's Art and Business Manger and Events Coordinator prep for the speeches.

The sunset and the eggs.

Barbara and Margaret with Katherine Moroz, who was the Yamaji Art Project Manager on the project!

Some of the people who made this happen

The Yamaji Art Mob!

Mr. Robert Ronin gives the Welcome to Country.

Artists, Barbara Merritt and Margaret Whitehurst make speeches on the journey of the eggs

Councillor Neill Bennett

Councillor Chris Gabelish

Margaret and Barbara sharing with their grand kids