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<div>Updated with completed piece<br>Exploring again yesterday for weekend two of @bsafest and so many highlights - here’s a closeup of part of a WIP of another beautiful and intricate wall by a firm favourite of ours @claire_foxton thanks for taking the time to stop and chat 🙏<br>Lots more from the festival to follow........check our BSAF2021 Story for more...<br>📍Little Stanley Street, South Bank Parklands, Brisbane, Qld&nbsp;<br>#claire_foxton #clairefoxton #southbankbrisbane&nbsp;<br>#bsaf2021 #bsaf #streetartcities #streetartcitiesapp&nbsp;<br>#streetphotography #streetart #streetartistry #brisbanestreetart #brisbane #brisbaneanyday #visitbrisbane #discoverbrisbane #mybrisbane&nbsp; #streetartaustralia #streetarteverywhere #streetart_daily #graffiti_n_wallart #tv_streetart #rsa_streetart #jj_urbanart #viewsofbrisbane #streetartchat #igersbrisbane #urbanvibescommunity #thegraffitihub #brisbane_street_art #dkjstreetartphotography</div>

<div>Pave the way to Gular Festival.<br>This portrait by Claire Foxton is of a local legend, the late Peter ‘Leaky’ Simpson. He was the community bush plumper who once owned the building that it’s painted on. The Building itself has a strong history in Gulargambone. The building was build in the 20’s and was a picture theatre at one time. It eventually housed Peter’s plumbing business for 30 years. He called it ‘Simmo’s Bazaar’.<br>When the community decided to set up a cultural / tourism hotspot for the town, Peter offered the hall for a very small token sum. He loved his town and wanted to see it flourish.<br><br></div>

Peter ‘Leaky’ Simpson

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<div>A community art piece profiling the journey of three local migrants and former refugees. The mural celebrates the rich and diverse social tapestry of the Great South Coast.</div>

Warrnambool Water Tower

<div>Mural completed in Brisbane for the 2017 Brisbane Street Art Festival @bsaf<br>The subject, Alethea Beetson, runs Digi Youth Arts – a non-profit organisation that empowers Indigenous youth through creative exploration and storytelling......</div>

<div>This artwork references the Penrith City Council's future City Park and sets the scene for what will be a welcoming green space where art is integrated with the natural environment. Part of the ReAnimate Penrith project, it features numerals birds and butterflies and a girl at the centre of it. Some additional paste ups are also present throughout the wall.</div>

<div>‘Sacred hearts’ Part 1 of an incredible 40x5m mural by @claire_foxton for @stuartholmeschool (see our Reels for more)<br>In Claire’s words “This mural features 3 students from youngest to oldest - Lily (Year 7), Brooke (Year 9) and Alainia (Year 12). Peppered with references relating to the school’s long history and values, the mural uses the metamorphosis of a butterfly as an analogy of the inner transformation that occurs during the formative years at school.”<br>📍Stuartholme School, Birdwood Terrace, Toowong, Brisbane, Qld<br>#clairefoxton #stuartholme #streetartcities #streetartcitiesapp&nbsp;<br>#streetphotography #streetart #streetartistry #brisbanestreetart #brisbane #brisbaneanyday #visitbrisbane #discoverbrisbane #mybrisbane&nbsp; #streetartaustralia #streetarteverywhere #streetart_daily #graffiti_n_wallart #tv_streetart #rsa_streetart #jj_urbanart #viewsofbrisbane #streetartchat #igersbrisbane #urbanvibescommunity #thegraffitihub #brisbane_street_art #dkjstreetartphotography #urbanartphotography</div>

Sacred hearts

<div>Completed in March 2019, this portrait piece captures the strength and determine of Adi Holmes, then current student of the University of Wollongong (UOW). Backing UOW’s Wollongong Strong campaign, this mural represents Adi’s testament to the power of education, and how she found her purpose to drive and change they wish to see in the world. This artwork stands stall and visible all across Liverpool.<br><br></div>

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