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Street art 


Street Art

 

Melbourne is known as one of the world’s great street art capitals for its unique expressions of art displayed on approved outdoor locations throughout the city. Street art includes stencils, paste-ups and murals and does not include graffiti or tagging which is illegal.

 

Street art locations


To see some of the city’s best street art locations, head to:

  • Hosier and Rutledge Lane opposite Federation Square
  • Caledonian Lane off Little Bourke Street
  • Union Lane off Bourke Street Mall
  • Rear of 280 Queen Street in Finlay Avenue
  • 21 Degraves Street 
  • Cnr Flinders Lane and Cocker Alley 
  • 122 Palmerston Street, Carlton
  • Centre Place, between Collins Street and Flinders Lane

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View our street art image gallery.

 

 

 

 

Further information

 

The City of Melbourne acknowledges that public spaces provide a gallery and stage for artistic expression and approve permits for street art with building owners permission. Legal street art contributes to a vibrant urban environment and can change continually on a day to day to basis.

 

Read more on the City of Melbourne website:

 More to explore

Image of Michael Koro Galleries
Michael Koro Galleries is a commercial gallery on the ground floor of a two story old black building with Blender Studios out the back. The gallery has numerous exhibitions and does nightly video projections on the gallery front window.