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Street Art Fitzroy
Melbourne, AU - ninety9lives - Monday, April 24th, 2006 : goo
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this is a very select few images, there are always many more than i post. if you would like to see them, i have a blogspot under the name katjabak. my email is katjabak@gmail.com - email.
some art by the local aboriginal community (i assume):
as i said, there is much more. i don't want to take up bandwidth or my own time. let me know. better yet, get down to fitzroy yourself. tram 96 off bourke, to out the front of museum. across the road is gertrude st... and you're on your way!
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Paul G: 24th Apr 2006 - 18:44 GMT
There is something very pleasant about the palette employed by the artists who made the original images - on the walls. Australians, in contradistinction to Americans, use hues that are more "earthy" (?) in their graf?
Whatever, the six images here work well - together. Nice.
ninety9lives: i think you're a child.
austin: shit, that ratly pic is bad ass.
Selig: fellow melbournian perhaps?
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