Murals and Street Art
Walking around the City of Perth, you’re likely to stumble across a colourful mural or be captivated by some street art.
As our urban art scene evolves, new works are appearing across the city, adding vibrancy to the streets. Some of the works are ephemeral, which means they may only last for a short time before being painted over or replaced with something new.
The City has gained international attention in recent years, with works from some of the world’s best street artists gracing its buildings and lining laneways.
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Trinity College Mural
Fintan Magee
Depicting three students representing Trinity's past, present and future.
2 Trinity Ave, East Perth
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The Conversation (2010)
Stormie Mills
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Border Crossing (2012)
Dr Audrey Fernandes-Satar
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Leda and the Swan (2009)
Ololo
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Light Locker Art Space
Various Artists
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Night Forest (2010)
Yok
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Self-Protection of the Immigrant in Ourself (2014)
Pixel Pancho
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Succeed in Absence
Mel McVee
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Untitled
Bonsai and Twoone
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Various
Various Artists
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I Must Stay On Task (2011)
David Turkey
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