Geelong Street Art

Landmarks and Buildings

Geelong has some vibrant and beautiful street art ready for you to discover. Just by wandering through the streets and laneways, you will be delighted and surprised by the abundance of artwork free for you to enjoy.
Image of large painting on wall of old seaman
Colourful Graffiti  on back wall
little cartoon artworks of people on brick wall
Large wall painting of women
Colourful words in graffiti on black wall
Large black and white wall painting of women
Paining on wall lips and music notes
Man standing in front of wall with arms up high with graffiti in back
Shoes and colour paintings on wall
Woman stating in front of street art on wall
Here are some places you might like to check out to get you started.

To The Unknown Mariner - incredible due to its scale and beauty, this work of art aims to celebrate and pay tribute to Geelong's maritime history. The weathered face of an old man at sea depicts the harsh life lived out in the elements. Designed by Cam Scale, located in Brougham Street.

Union Street Mural - designated as a community art space, all kinds of colourful and interesting murals are created and change every three to five years. Designed by artists and young people from Geelong.

Moi-Yo Miller - once a famously beautiful magicians assistant, now a famously beautiful Mural, Moi-Yo Miller sits on the corner of James Street and Minns Lane. Created by Michael Cassar, this mural celebrates one of Geelong's very own famous faces.

Denny's Place - this lane-way celebrates the idea of homegrown talent. Showcasing two portraits of important people from the region, it is a street art spot not to miss.

Little Malop Street is full of colourful delights ready for you to start your street art discovery.
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