Last week we realised that a new piece of work has gone up on Bondi Beach Graffiti Wall – a purple and green piece by Merx. We can’t find out much about this Adelaide-based spraycan artist – but his work is striking and old-school. It’s always good to see new street art.
Check out his (half-complete) profile HERE.
See the page for his work HERE.
Merx’s piece replaces the cubist piece by Jas Jowett.
We have just added pages for:
(26/01/2016)
A few days ago, Rosie Apps completed her first piece for the wall – “i love BONDI”.
She writes:
DONE!! 11 hours later. I can honestly say I don’t think I’ve felt prouder of my work before! 😊💗 This has been on my bucket list for 5 long years, but I’ve always felt too nervous to apply. Thanks so much to everyone who came down to say hello. What a magical day! What other fears can I confront in 2016?!! (from Instagram)
Rosie is a local artist and cartographer
(18/01/2016)
NEW PAINT ON THE WALL! @scottnagyartist and @krimsone’s new piece on the wall is part of the Not a Crime campaign and continues a long tradition of using Street Art to highlight social issues.
#NotACrime mixes old-school street art and shiny new smartphones to fight for human rights for the Bahai people in Iran
Bondi Beach Graffiti Wall 
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