Moooving Art is a unique and ever-changing public art exhibition. Scattered across Shepparton and Goulburn Valley's parks, gardens, riverbanks and public spaces is an array of colourful, ever-changing fibreglass cows that make up the Moooving Art herd.
This exhibition of life-sized 3D fibreglass cows brings a whole new meaning to street art. The region produces a large percentage of Australia's dairy exports, making it a natural choice for this unusual attraction. There are over 90 cows in the Moooving Art herd and they are displayed outside businesses, in gardens, on poles and in buildings including the Greater Shepparton Visitor Centre.
Local artists transform these sculptures to make each piece unique, or funny, or challenging. Try to spot new additions to the herd. Collect sightings of each sculpture as they are regularly moved to different locations across the region.
Scan the QR code and learn the story behind each of the artworks and their artist.
Come see for yourself Shepparton and Goulburn Valley's Moooving Art herd. Can you find them all?
To access the interactive map visit their website.
What's Available
8 features
Victoria Tourism Industry Council
Visitor Information Centre
Family Friendly
Picnic Area
Art & Culture
Family
Experience is free
Caters for people who are deaf or have hearing loss.
Udderly amazing 😁
This cool art installation highlights the region's dairy heritage and are frequently relocated.
Picture taken on April 2025
Rojee Sahu
Google review
Its a nice park but we could not spend more than an hour.
Edit: Thank you for your quick response and we can definitely plan another time with all the information to see more around the place😍
Koonthos Koonthus
Google review
This image presents another uniquely decorated cow sculpture, this time with a whimsical and theatrical flair. The cow is painted in shades of brown, but it's adorned with a vibrant blue and black "costume." This costume features gold trim, button-like accents, and what appears to be a saddle on its back, adding to the imaginative design.
The cow also sports a red hat or head covering and large, stylized goggles or eye coverings, giving it a cartoonish and almost steampunk-like appearance.
Like the previous sculptures, this cow stands on a simple green rectangular base, situated on a patch of green grass. The background shows a sunny day with trees displaying a mix of green and yellow leaves, suggesting it might be autumn in Melbourne. The bright sunlight casts a distinct shadow of the cow on the ground, highlighting its three-dimensional form.
Overall, this sculpture is a playful and creative piece of public art that injects a sense of fun and fantasy into the outdoor setting. The attention to detail in the painted costume and accessories makes it a captivating and amusing sight.
Aliz in Australia
Google review
Every nice and green place in shep. So many cow here so curious abt reason. I cant see any cow farm here but its so unique and funny.
Not too big but really close to street and central so easy to pay a visit here.
There are some seats under the plants can have a seat.
Mirjana Jesensek
Google review
There are 90+ 3D life size cows around the area …we’ve found some at the Monash Park …I hope we find some more…interesting art …they are spread nicely across the beautiful park