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Images Copyright Susie Blatchford of Pixel Poetry A small boy stands proudly in front of a colourful mural . In amongst the multicoloured patterned circles are the words: Friendship in Forrest Street. An older man stand to one side of the mural. Both the man and the child are smiling proudly. Take a walk on the art side

Q&A

Take a walk on the art side

13 November 2020

Take a walk down Forrest Street in Fremantle over the next couple of weeks and you’ll notice something special. The street has been turned into a walking art gallery by local artist and resident Alex Desebrock. Nina Levy chatted to Alex to find out about the Forrest Street Banner Project, and the creative practice behind the work.

Reviews

Street smart

14 March 2018

Review: Handbrake’s “Chaos Controlled” · 35 Cheriton St, East Perth, Friday 9 March · Review by Belinda Hermawan · Near the disused East Perth power station, …

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Reviews

Sparking dialogue

8 September 2017

Review: “Silence”, Kyle Hughes-Odgers – Turner Galleries, opening night 1 September – Review by Belinda Hermawan – In contrast with its title, the first minutes of …

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Take a walk on the art side

Street smart

Sparking dialogue

Seesaw Magazine acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands on which we work and live, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.
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