Melbourne Street Art - Exploring the Laneways
Street art was interesting as a site to display art work - the reception of viewers would be interesting to observe at one site for an hour or two . The laneways are really outdoor gallery sites, free to view.
'Mosaic Man' - Sankar Nadeson -
A selection of street art I found in the laneways and streets of Melbourne . The semi-permanent nature of some of the work means that fresh work can be added to create a living Gallery for everyone to see.
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| My husband Dave showing the scale of the work - he is 6ft 2" and dwarfed by the art work. |
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| decaying poster - the temporary nature of art left to face the elements |
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| Sometimes you need to look closely to find art - someone has nailed a tin to a piece of wood on a wall |
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| PAX gaming festival sign |
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| Sculpture on an outside wall using natural objects and altering and adding to create an outdoor installation |
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| Tags over graffiti |
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| hidden away in the back of a hotel bar |
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| Brisbane from the train - every wall seemed to be covered in some kind of street art and graffiti |
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| Another decaying poster - another artists expression |
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| heading out to St Kilda beach - local bird life |
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| Live street art- performer was covered in silver paint and interacted with the viewers in the entrance of the railway station at Flinders Street - Federation Square. |
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| decaying posters - the very temporary nature of some art |
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| Husband Dave leading the way through seemingly endless laneways with graffiti and street art |
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