What is Moooving Art and why cows?

Moooving Art is an ever changing public art exhibition of life sized 3D cows. Fibreglass bovines are scattered throughout Shepparton and surrounding towns in public gardens, playgrounds and businesses and are full of colour, spunk and personality. Over 90 cows are in the herd – can you find them all?

In 1999, Shepparton’s CBD marketing committee Shepparton Show Me introduced Moooving Arts predecessor – the Merry Moos, for a Christmas campaign.  The Merry Moos were so successful it was decided to expand the concept and Moooving Art was born!   Shepparton cows are now known far and wide for their whimsical and ever-changing personalities!

  • Cow in front of lake
  • Cow statues
  • Aussie Flag Cow
  • Nemo Cow
  • Bananas in Pyjamas Cow

Moooving Art pays homage to the strength of the dairy industry in Greater Shepparton.  The region produces a large percentage of Australia’s dairy exports, making the bovine a natural and perfect choice for this exhibition.  Moooving Art was initially seen as a unique and innovative way to increase the dairy profile, whilst also increasing public art in the region. 

  • Moooving Art Cow
  • Pinkalicious cow
  • Zebra cow with picnic people
  • Cows in the field
  • Turtle Cow

In 2000, Greater Shepparton City Council started crafting three dimensional life sized cows as canvasses for established and emerging artists to paint and decorate for public display for the enjoyment of the local community and visitors alike. 

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