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TRES on casio time: So depending on context and location some tags are ok and acceptable. Casio is somebody's tag. That ...
brian on Meggs, Rone, Sutton gallery and the Yarra council: So you recognise a difference between tagging and other forms of graffiti art? ...
brian on the Evelyn hotel adds some colour: I'd call that visual art, not tagging. ...
TRES on the Evelyn hotel adds some colour: And it's illegal and done by someone who is also talented in the area of 'tagging' ...
TRES on Meggs, Rone, Sutton gallery and the Yarra council: You would be interested to know flav, that a lot of Melbourne's top fine artists' have a background ...
brian on old Dabs and graffiti ethics: If we catch someone vandalising our property that is exactly what we may do. ...
brian on casio time: Context and location are important. This is not on private property and it is an installation based ...
TRES on casio time: You do seem confused Brian. On the one hand you are fervently against all sorts of tagging and vanda ...
TRES on old Dabs and graffiti ethics: By the way, I am also a lover of good architecture and work in the art's industry ...
TRES on old Dabs and graffiti ethics: You should really meet some 'taggers' Davy, I think you will be surprised by what you learn. People ...

inside the new Lost and Found

collingwood

I was excited to explore the new Lost and Found now that they have moved further south on Smith St. There seems to be more stuff – clothing, objects, etc – and less furniture, but maybe that was just what was being stocked on the day I was there. With multiple levels and many shiny things to wonder at, Lost and Found is a great place to explore.

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