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Collaborative mural inspires | Brimbank & North West

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Six local emergings artists have completed a colourful new mural at St Albans Community Centre as part of a four week mural mentorship program. The ‘creative pathways’ program, funded by Brimbank council, was led by artist and muralist Lukas Kasper who guided participants throughout the entire creative process. The locals selected for the program included Ziggy Firth, Astrid Lempriere, Ayelet Brooks, Victoria Duggan, Riley Magras and Ana Hanson.…
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Collaborative mural inspires | Brimbank & North West

Six local emergings artists have completed a colourful new mural at St Albans Community Centre as part of a four week mural mentorship program. The ‘creative pathways’ program, funded by Brimbank council, was led by artist and muralist Lukas Kasper who guided participants throughout the entire creative process. The locals selected for the program included Ziggy Firth, Astrid Lempriere, Ayelet Brooks, Victoria Duggan, Riley Magras and Ana Hanson.…

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