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New murals redefine the City’s urban landscape

News Update 22 April 2026

The City of South Perth’s No More Blank Walls Mural Festival has officially wrapped up, leaving behind a striking trail of large-scale public artworks (murals) across the City.  

Held from 10 to 18 April 2026, the nine-day festival transformed South Perth, Manning, Karawara and Kensington into an open-air gallery, with murals created live by a diverse lineup of local, national and international artists. 

Featuring renowned names including Irish muralist Aches alongside artists Amok Island, Fieldey, James Giddy, Jarni, Rob Jenkins, Loretta Lizzio, George Rose and Justine McAllister, the festival celebrated creativity, community and culture.  

Visitors engaged with the artistic process through live painting, workshops, talks and interactive events. 

While the festival has concluded, its impact will endure. The new murals reflect the City’s identity, natural beauty and rich diversity, creating lasting public art for residents and visitors to enjoy.  

If you haven’t seen the murals yet, explore the trail map and make a day of it. 

 

A wall mural of an ibis with a background of abstract colours and patterns
Mural by Fieldey at Walanna Drive, Karawara (Village Green fire pump building).
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A wall mural comprising to close up portraits of girls with glasses in abstract colours.
Mural by Aches at Village Green Shopping Centre, Karawara (back of IGA, next to McDonalds).
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A wall mural with white horses and people mounted on them.
Mural by Justine McAllister at 6 Ray St, South Perth (wall adjacent to Rambla on Swan).
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A wall mural with two blue characters sharing noodles from a single bowl.
Mural by Rob Jenkins, located in various locations.
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A wall mural of flora in abstract colours .
Mural by George Rose at 2 Moresby St, Kensington (wall adjacent to Pintos Thai Restaurant).
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A wall mural of a woman covering two walls with florals in her hair and around her body.
Mural by Loretta Lizzio at 19 Welwyn Ave, Manning (rear wall of BWS).
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A wall mural of an ibis with a background of abstract colours and patterns
A wall mural comprising to close up portraits of girls with glasses in abstract colours.
A wall mural with white horses and people mounted on them.
A wall mural with two blue characters sharing noodles from a single bowl.
A wall mural of flora in abstract colours .
A wall mural of a woman covering two walls with florals in her hair and around her body.

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