get it together...

Pictures taken by Tammie C, on and around Bourke St, Surry Hills, May 2009

the rat cage...

Photo taken by Mich VDL in Liverpool, September 2008

transitions...

Laneway off Cleveland St (behind the building where the Black and Blue Gallery is) Redfern, October 2007

hey ladies...

Off King st, Newtown May 2009

the skills to pay the bills...

Photo's taken in Berlin by Eileen, who appreciates interesting colour and texture as much as I do.

futterman's rule...

These little guys pepper the streets of Surry Hills near Commonwealth St. Pics taken by Beau May 2009

intergalatic...

Near the corner of Chalmers and Cleveland St, Surry Hills, May 2009

This is pretty dramatic and it has been done on the wall of what I think is a brothel. The hub caps are actually attached to the wall and then painted over. Amazing use of colour... in a 'colourful' part of town!

jimmy james...

Beau Sherrard photographed this guy on Foster St in Surry Hills, May 2009

pow...

These images were taken by Gus Wilson from the Cans Festival in London, May 2008.
The space was a tunnel underneath Waterloo station and 30 artists covered 200 m with mostly stencil pieces.

Found a youtube for more images:

funky boss...

Kind of in the style of Yok

Foveaux St, Surry Hills, May 2009

oh word?...

Elizabeth St, Surry Hills, January 2009

stand together...

Dublin, September 2008

groove holmes...

Bourke St, Surry Hills, April 2009

she's crafty...

George St, Redfern, May 2009

Just up the road from a couple of pretty great galleries, including the Boutwell Draper space. Kid Zoom is currently showing:






Gallery images from http://tdekon.net/blog/

sabrosa...

Melbourne, November 2008

ricky's theme...

These guys spotted on Foveaux St, Surry Hills, May 2009

bobo on the corner...

This dame lives on Regent St, Redfern, May 2009

endtroducing...

I have decided to create a space dedicated to my photo's of other people's street art. I'm lucky enough to live in a jungle of a city where there is creative talent literally on every street corner (and down alleys and in stair wells and on electrical boxes and on scaffolding and on brick walls and trains and so on and so on). A ramble around the neighbourhood can be just as inspiring as a walk through an art gallery. This blog is about collecting up all this creativity I see and sharing with y'all.

If you happen to know the artist behind the work, please let me know. If you want to contribute, please let me know. If you want to visit this blog again and again, please do.