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Has the urban art movement finished?
There is a variety of complexities involved in any attempt to define street art.
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A sustainable art precinct
A few months ago, I secured a lease on some land on the edge of the city on King St.
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Who painted the lane?
Hosier Lane is a well-known and culturally significant laneway located in the heart of the CBD. If you don’t know where it is, then you’re probably not from around here.
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Big blue artwork
July saw the completion of a major artwork The Blue Room by artist and provocateur Adrian Doyle.
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Street art versus fine art
What defines street art and how does it sit with in the fine art world?
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Money blowout on graffiti removal
Australia spends around $2 billion a year to remove graffiti, and Melbourne spends around $100 million on graffiti removal each year. That’s a lot of money; taxpayers’ money. I thought about different things this money could be used for …
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Is street art dead?
People always tell me that there isn’t anything new in art and that painting is dead.
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Nu-muralism
Melbourne has long had a thriving street art and urban scene, and murals are becoming an ever-increasing part of this culture.
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Melbourne CBD’s best art laneways
As the year ends it’s a good time to reflect on the creative urban art scene in Melbourne. It has been an interesting year.
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Graffiti is not unsafe
Melbourne has a problem that’s way bigger than graffiti.
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Loving the dramatic city light
Humbled by the award
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