Street Level
"Mate, just take a pitcha of me instead of all the shops!" ("Kenny" on King Street).
Happy bloody hour.
Deepest Africa.
International Dreaming (this mural has miraculously survived for decades now).
October 31, 2007
"Mate, just take a pitcha of me instead of all the shops!" ("Kenny" on King Street).
Happy bloody hour.
Deepest Africa.
International Dreaming (this mural has miraculously survived for decades now).
Silent signs of no significance.
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4 Comments:
Looks like a mural that could be in Oakland.
Yeah, except for the Aboriginal flag incorporated into it :-). I think it's interesting how easily incorporated King's image is in something as unAmerican as this — and how so much Australian nationalism (of all sorts) looks to the US for its symbols and identity.
Interesting, I didn't realize that was the Aboriginal flag. I thought it the circle was just complementing the moon and the red represented the blood of Martin Luther King Jr.
Ah, Mz Liz, that's the earth, not the moon :-). But otherwise, that's a pretty attractive interpretation…
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