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Students Against Graffiti

Arts and Culture Frankston

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Phone: 1300 322 842

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Murals were painted by the local primary and secondary schools as part of a Council Responsible Street Art Program.

The project introduced students to the process of legal graffiti. The quote “For the strength of the wolf is the pack and the strength of the pack is the wolf” inspired the art. Students placed their personal mark on a panel and all are contained in an image of the wolf. The six panels on the other side are winners from a street art competition.

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Wells Lane, Frankston VIC 3199