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22.01.2022 Finally we have an update. Feel free to share. I know it is a never ending task but I hope that some are able to benefit from the collation.... #australianstreetartawards #australianstreetart #streetart #greynomadawards #thisisqueensland
21.01.2022 Excited to be painting at @walkthewallsfestival this weekend out in Cronulla. 40 artists painting around the streets with live music over 3 days. Thanks to @ph...ibs_has_instagram for getting us onboard & @suthshirecncl. See you there! . #walkthewallsfestival #cronulla #graffiti #mural #festival #surflane #scottnagy #krimsone See more
18.01.2022 What a fantastic mural! The Gippsland dairy farming town of Yarram, in Victoria's south-east, has received a colourful makeover courtesy of 10 new murals pain...ted by renowned street artist, Heesco. Locals hope the artworks will attract tourists.... Will you be paying a visit once restrictions are lifted? Full story: https://ab.co/2ynZqYa : ABC Gippsland : Rachael Lucas
14.01.2022 Andrew Whitehead. Memorial to Tim Fischer
13.01.2022 Ok this is a series of posts for our new member Judy Bradley, who is interested in murals in Canberra, ACT. Of course all of you enjoy, you will have seen some before ! Hope this is helpful for you Judy :) These ones are on the Kent street pump station in the suburb of Deakin.
11.01.2022 Arts North West congratulates James Rogers on his stunning sculpture Blue Hills that was commissioned by Glen Innes Severn Council for the north roundabout on... the highway. James is a renowned sculptor from Walcha, who exhibits nationally, and at Sculpture by the Sea. Blue Hills is a strong statement which holds its own on a busy intersection. Inspired by the landscape and the distant blue of the Tablelands, it is a work that evolves over the day, playing on the different light and shadows that are created. This piece of public art certainly sparks conversation, tell stories and creates a sense of place and positions Glen Innes as significant tourist destination. Follow this link to read the story behind the work... Glen Innes Severn Council
07.01.2022 Killarney Murals is a sub-committee auspiced through Killarney Area Promotions Association (KAPA). The Killarney murals have been funded through a grant from R...egional Arts Development Fund (RADF) which is a partnership between the Queensland Government and Southern Downs Regional Council to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland. See more
06.01.2022 Well it is still a work in progress but here is a link to the current map. You can filter by type in the left hand column. Looking forward to your contributions.
