Thanks to the Seaford Activation Grants program, funded by the State Government and delivered by Frankston City Council, the program will support new street art murals on three walls in the Seaford ...
Artist Bio:Born in Venezuela in 1977, SatOne started painting in 1991 and attended Graphic Design school from 1995 to 1999 before working at several graphic agencies.
From 2000, SatOne has continuous...
MoonlightingPastels, play and native sea life."It has honestly been the best week, and i'm so proud of these young artists - they rose to every challenge to produce such a tight and beautiful piece. S...
Artist: 23rd Key, MelbourneJess began creating work in 2005, first exhibiting her work in 2008, and has spent most of her time toiling over a table ever since. Under the pseudonym 23rd Key, she create...
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N'Dene explains, "In Palawa, the Auntie's said that Sea Life travel between Victorian and Tasmanian shores. Sea life creatures are strong souls, giving strength and harmony to all of us i...
Fear is never about what has happened but about what may happen, about the future and future is yet to happen. Although fear will never disappear, don’t let it to paralyse you from taking action. On t...
Augmented Reality This is an augmented reality artwork. Watch the artwork come to life through animation by downloading the Big Picture Series AR App, available on the App Store or ...
RAD-FMP is an engagement program working with at risk young people of Frankston Central to re-connect with their community in pro-social activities.
In collaboration with street artist Sheldon Headsp...
Artist Bio:Lucy’s style and work is diverse, usually focusing on painting tonal realism with a signature touch of surrealism. Based in Adelaide, South Australia, she studied Fine Art at Adelaide Centr...
“Don’t Stop Won’t Stop” - the perfect quote to describe this fantastic piece by the Frankston Youth Service street art group.
All of this was done in one day in collaboration with local street artist...
