postcards from dunedin - street art edition

Vogel Street Kitchen was a spectacular find. Housed in the warehouse district, this place was our breakfast place for two days running. The breakfast supplies we’d bought to enjoy over a lie in ended up coming home with us. It has a vintage-industrial feel that we both love, has great food and a great vibe. The perfect place to get enough caffeine running through our veins to fuel a morning of street art hunting.

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And not ever did I imagine that Dunedin would be the place I go in New Zealand to get my street art fix. With murals to rival those seen in the Shoreditch area of London (and some done by the same UK artist), I was in vintage-warehouse-industrial-grunge-street-art heaven. It’s all commissioned artworks arranged by local volunteers. Brilliant.
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Be Free began making feminine and mischievous street art using found objects, stencils and aerosol art after moving to Melbourne and becoming fascinated by the artworks that were plastered and sprayed on its inner-city laneways.

Be Free began making feminine and mischievous street art using found objects, stencils and aerosol art after moving to Melbourne and becoming fascinated by the artworks that were plastered and sprayed on its inner-city laneways.

Be Free began making feminine and mischievous street art using found objects, stencils and aerosol art after moving to Melbourne and becoming fascinated by the artworks that were plastered and sprayed on its inner-city laneways.

Be Free began making feminine and mischievous street art using found objects, stencils and aerosol art after moving to Melbourne and becoming fascinated by the artworks that were plastered and sprayed on its inner-city laneways.





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Postcards from more Dunedin adventures to come…
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