pictorial reference book, celebrating 30 years of
street art and the people behind it.
Sydney’s inner west has some of the best examples of street art in Australia.
Yet many landmark street art pieces such as “Idiot Box”
painted in 1993 have unfortunately disappeared in a time of intense high-density housing construction and renovation.
Street Art of Sydney’s Inner West a pictorial reference book is a celebration
of 30 years of street art and the artists who create it.
... as you walk the streets interesting things appear on the walls and up poles ...
Meet the artists and their crews such as teazer, phibs, zap, doer
and the movement, in their own words and art.
Street Art varies from the iconic “I have a Dream” mural on
King Street Newtown, to graffiti writing, stencils, and paste ups.
All hold cultural and social significance to an area gradually being cleaned up.
Just as common as the street art itself is the residents appreciation.
People who appreciate graffiti and street art will like this book.
Fineline would like to acknowledge and thank the street artists of the inner west • For website and graphic design enquiries phone 0413 833 161