The suburb of
Northbridge, separated from the city centre by the railway lines will soon be welcomed into the fold when
Perth City Link is completed in 2015 (?), lots of time to plan ahead for a visit :) Northbridge has always been the more 'colourful' side of town but the development of the
Piazza, corner James and Lake Streets, and the
Perth Cultural Centre has already lifted it's profile, with many more upgrades evolving as the link project proceeds. The untitled mural above by the
Ololo 'collective' and the Arch by Australian artist
Lorenna Grant are just two of the artworks on the Piazza. Hope you had a good weekend and are ready to face the new week, take care.....This post is linked to
Monday Mural
Always amazing to see how our cities grow and change over the years -- sometimes less time than that! Great shots as always, Grace!! Hope your week is off to a great start!! Enjoy!
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Seen in Northbridge? Well seen, Grace, especially the first one!
ReplyDeleteThe arch is brilliant. Isn't Northbridge the gay epicentre of Perth?
ReplyDeleteSending a link to this post and photos to my sons, now residing in Jindabyne. They've taken jobs in a snowboard/ski shoppe for winter and are renting rooms from a nice young couple with a very nice home. Both sons are excellent snowboarders and looking forward to Winter sports. They sound so happy. You Aussies treat people right.
ReplyDeleteI find both of these most interesting and creative and attractive! Your city and suburbs seem to be full of such things! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely mural Grace- and that arch is memorable too. I look forward to seeing more of Northbridge. Have a good week.
ReplyDeleteI wish that more communities would appreciate the inclusion of art in their landscape. Makes such a positive statement!
ReplyDeleteInteresting mural. I like the arch.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy street art and wish our communities would get in line with improved public transportation.
ReplyDeleteI like both pieces, Grace! Hope your week is good. Our tax deadline is Tues midnight so the next 2 days will be busy!!
ReplyDeleteThe mural is excellent. I get the impression that some places have a serious mural painted on walls in order to discourage the vandals from painting their less skillful stuff there. I wonder if that is at work here. (And, I love the ribbony structure in the second photo, too . . . Perth has wonderful public art.)
ReplyDeleteI really like the first shot.
ReplyDeleteLove it all!! What a great project the car park is - more wanted! I've known Lorenna for ages. So glad you are able to cruise around for us unable to do so.
ReplyDeleteReally like both pieces. The mural has a mysterious quality to it, like a scene out of an experimental French film. The jagged line of the top of the wall adds to the feeling of the piece. Consider linking to Monday Mural.
ReplyDeleteNorthbridge is looking great with all the new street art.
ReplyDeleteLooks like my kind of place entirely. Fun and different!
ReplyDeleteThanks for introducing to us the artists. The arch sculpture is wonderful and I like a lot the mural!Very original!
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Gee Grace. Northbridge looks like "where its at" for street artists. I can imaging a few people pondering on what that black and white arch is meant to be.
ReplyDeletethis mural is wonderful! the district will be a great place!
ReplyDeleteIt is great to see suburbs regenerated. Not sure about the mural.Love the arch.
ReplyDeleteI love that arch. I think I'm drawn to geometric shapes and patterns.
ReplyDeletewhat a quirky place, i love the art and the arch
ReplyDeleteAmazing!! Would like so much to visit again and see for myself.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot, Grace, for sharing!!
Love their red 'lips'!. and the jagged arch ties in well with the jagged roof line of the muralled building!
ReplyDeleteHey, Grace, thanks for contributing to this week's Monday Mural. My earlier comment says it all for me.
ReplyDeleteBased on those two fantastic pieces, it will be a great addition!
ReplyDeleteThat is an interesting looking arch! I like areas in cities that are under transition. They are much more interesting to wander through than one that is already gentrified (and as a result usually homogeneous)
ReplyDeleteI'm not so sure about the archway but the mural is simply gorgeous
ReplyDeleteBoth art works are really cool. The second one is amazing!
ReplyDeleteThat quirky arch appeals to me. I wonder about the choice of blue for the mural... if the sky's the right colour, the wall and the sky almost mix into each other.
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