The museum behind Sydney’s Parramatta Powerhouse says it is commissioning an international artwork titled “Tree of Life,” with a total cost of $700,000. Across reporting from multiple outlets, museum chief executive Lisa Havilah provides details of the commission and its background as part of preparations for a broader announcement. The accounts describe the commission as a “global welcome” element, positioning the work within the museum’s plans for public-facing engagement.
While the coverage focuses on the artwork’s name and price, it also highlights that Havilah is addressing the project publicly and outlining key aspects of the initiative. The reporting is consistent that the commission is international and that “Tree of Life” is the specific work being commissioned.
No additional material differences appear among the sources provided here, which converge on the same core facts: Parramatta Powerhouse is commissioning an international artwork called “Tree of Life,” and it is budgeted at $700,000, as revealed by its chief executive Lisa Havilah.
