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This is possibly the best piece of street art produced in Melbourne this year. It’s subtle enough that you almost think it’s legitimate, but once you read it properly and notice its location, another skeletal building undergoing a partial demolition renovation on the Collingwood side of Smith St, you realise its true intent. Genius.

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