Woodburn Street Art, Redfern

Woodburn Street, Redfern – Street Art, Sydney – Artist; Sid Tapia, Michael Black, Guido van Helten

Sid Tapia‘s February 2018 Redfern Mural of Rabbitoh’s star Greg Inglis is part of an NRL series highlighting the Rabbitohs’ connection to the Redfern community. Sydney-based Muralist, Graffiti, Street and Skate Artist Sid Tapia is also a public speaker whose works can be found throughout Sydney. Michael Black, also working in the skate scene, painted his Mural adorning Woodburn Creatives in October 2019; adopting ordinary objects to transform spaces

A Sydney-based Artist, Michael Black creates Street Art, Murals and Prints utilising expressive forms and mixed media techniques. Collaborating with architects, stylists, interior designers, retailers and property developers, Michael Black experiments with commonplace objects, places and people; altering the meaning and aesthetics of these forms and spaces to engender a greater sense of fulfilment and purpose in life

Guido van Helten is an Australian Visual Artist and Photographer specialising in Street Art exploring community and identity generated through large scale Murals and Installations. Developing works through a focus on cultures in connections with their landscapes, Guido van Helten’s Art has been featured throughout Scandinavia, Europe, the US & Australia. Guido van Helten completed this Redfern piece in February 2015 referencing imagery related to the Aboriginal Legal Service which was established in Redfern in 1970. The image, which Guido van Helten sourced from the State Library of NSW, is from the Moree Aboriginal Legal Aid Childcare program

Near Sophi Odling & Kim Siew on Cope Street (West), Apeseven on Evans Lane, Fintan Magee on Marriott Street, Danny Eastwood on Renwick Street, Scottie Marsh on Redfern Street