My favourite time of year has come and gone.
A few weekends ago I wandered around Northbridge, Leederville and Fremantle enjoying the new artwork being created for Form’s PUBLIC2015 event, where artists from around the world come to Western Australia to leave their mark. It’s so nice to see some of Perth’s unattractive buildings and laneways be uplifted with artwork.
I love how Brett Chan’s pink mural brightens my day every time I look at it, Amok Island’s ‘Praying Mantis’ makes me feel teeny tiny and Andrew Hem’s makes me want to jump inside the art and hang with the deer.
I really hope that Public continues in 2016. It would be great to see a few artist paint in suburbs a little further out or left of field (ahem, maybe my neck of the woods). Read more about the Public2015 event here, and check out some of the artwork from 2014 here.
Robert Jenkins in Leederville. I love the movement in this piece.
Amok Island in Fremantle
Twoone at MANY6160 in Fremantle
L Brett Chan Leederville R Martin E Wills Leederville
Amok Island in Chinatown
Hosae in Leederville
Brenton See at the Woolworths Buildling in Fremantle
Waone at Central Institute of Technology
James Giddy at the Watercorp in Leederville
Too Much Colour at Bathers Beach, Fremantle.
Sarah McKlosky in Leederville
DALeast at The Watercorp in Leederville
Andrew Hem at the Watercorp Buildling in Leederville
Andrew Hem at the Watercorp Buildling in Leederville
Stormie Mills at Central Institute of Technology
Kyle Hughes-Odgers at Salvation Army, Northbridge.
L: Hawkwinstonhawk (Bruno Booth) R: Hayley Welsh at Nick’s Lane, Northbridge
NeSpoon painting at Chinatown, Northbridge.
Pastel painting in Nick’s Lane, Northbridge
NeSpoon installation at Brookfield Place, Perth.
L: Moneyless1980 State Theatre Centre R: AEC (Aleksei Bordusov) at Central Institute of Technology, Perth
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So very cool. Love whats happening over in Ptown!