Kurri Kurri Murals
5 March 2008 Labels: Art, Kurri Kurri Murals, Mural News 21 commentsIn 2005 my children...Alexander...Charlotte and I painted 3 Murals in Kurri Kurri....
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Kurri Kurri, New South Wales
Local art
It is now becoming internationally renowned for its murals with more than 40 murals painted around the town and its environs depicting the history of the region and also recent events.
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The 3 Murals are:
Workers of the 1900’s
Kurri Bowling Club
Rover Motors Bus Mural
a Photograph of Workers of the 1900’s sold at Auction for $450.00 at the Inaugural Mural Dinner held in 2005 ..
click here to view the slideshow of the painting of the 3 murals
since 2005 the mural count in Kurri Kurri has risen to 48....
What's happening with Murals around the World
Mural Walk of Kurri Kurri
Apr 12, 2008
Join district Historian Brian Andrews on a two hour tour of the towns 48 murals More
What is Mural Fest?
International Mural Fest is a truly unique art competition that is held annually in Sheffield ~ Town of Murals ~ in Tasmania, Australia. In 2008, The Wilderness Gallery International Mural Fest begins on the 23rd of March and concludes on March 29.
Kent Twitchell - Public Mural Gallery Los Angeles
This artist is exceptional !!
Chemainus
The Little Town That Did
Never let those who say it can't be done, stand in the way of those who are doing it. This is the credo of Karl Schutz, the force behind the original Chemainus Mural Project. There were many who looked at Chemainus, and declared that turning the town into an Outdoor Art Gallery simply could not and should not be done. Fortunately, the people who were busy trying to do it were too busy to get discouraged. And that is why, today, Chemainus is known as "the little town that did."