I saw these murals the day I visited Cockatoo Island and later my friend and I walked to the inner Sydney area of Chippendale, near Sydney's Central Station, where we visited the "green" building - One Central Park and the Asian restaurants in Kensington Street, known as Spice Alley.
I didn't find names of the artists, but there's a big variety, some of them inside the restaurants, others in the courtyard, all with an Asian flavour. 壁画
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Thanks, Sami.
...a wonderful collection of exotic looking ladies.
ReplyDeleteVery exotic :) Thanks Tom
DeleteBelas decorações, gostei.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e bom Domingo.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
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Obrigada Francisco. Uma boa semana xx
DeleteGreat art. I was just there on Saturday night for dinner.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jim. We missed each other by a couple of weeks :)
Deletethat's a great variety of styles and subject matter for one display of murals! Thanks for hosting Monday Murals...
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Thanks Mae. I was surprised to see so many murals in one place.
DeleteYour third take is my favourite.
ReplyDeleteThanks William.
DeleteThe tuk-tuk is good and a bit different to the usual murals.
ReplyDeleteThanks Andrew, yes very unusual subject matter.
DeleteHope you enjoyed your cruise :)
A great selection here Sami.
ReplyDeleteI think the tuk-tuk is my favourite.
All the best Jan
Thanks Jan. It seems to be Andrew's favourite too :)
DeleteMagical murals! They would entice me to visit the shops in this Alley.
ReplyDeleteThey are quite attractive and I'm sure they get a lot of mural hunters in their alley :)
DeleteCool art
ReplyDeleteThanks Adam :)
DeleteYou find more murals in a day than I have in my entire life! Love these exotic women and all the murals you shared today.
ReplyDeleteI was lucky they were all in the same place, so I was lucky. Thanks Elizabeth.
DeleteDá vontade de sentar aí a tomar uma bebida.
ReplyDeleteBjs, boa semana
Acho que sim e alem de restaurantes havia la um barzinho interessante tambem :) Obrigada Pedro.
DeleteOh, they´re all beautiful!! I do have a real Japanese umbrella my Dad bought me right here. The Kimono is gone, though.
ReplyDeleteAll the murals are beautiful.
Thanks Iris. I also have a Japanese umbrella somewhere in the garage, probably moth eaten by now :)
DeleteTwo of the murals are above old fire places which I find interesting.
ReplyDeleteThe old cottages have been renovated but I'm glad they kept details such as the fireplaces. Thanks Joan.
DeleteNow THAT's colourful! And beautiful
ReplyDeleteThanks Bertie :)
DeleteThat fireplace is just the kind of mural my daughter loves to paint. :) :) And I love the Geishas. Have a happy week, Sami! Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteThanks Joanne :)
DeleteIt's really a beautiful harvest of murals you made during your time in Sydney. They're all really beautiful and different from each other. I love it.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kwarkito, I was happy with the variety.
DeleteA great collection, Sami. I especially like the ladies on red.
ReplyDeleteThanks Debbie :)
ReplyDeletelovely selection, Sami.
ReplyDeleteThanks Klara :)
DeleteI can't decide on my favourite, they are all gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI've seen Spice Alley on Masterchef Australia and have pinned it for my bucket list.
What a coincidence Jackie. I'm not a Masterchef follower, so I'd never heard of it before.
DeleteWhat a wonderful assortment of murals in one area!
ReplyDeleteIt was a great find Pat :)
DeleteSomething familiar about the woman depicted in that fourth last image.
ReplyDeleteDon't recognize her Revrunner :)
DeleteHow exciting to find so many colorful murals!
ReplyDeleteYes it was exciting Linda, thank you :)
DeleteBrilliant, and what is not to love about well designed colourful street art!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit Suzanne :)
DeleteA Arte também mora nas ruas e muitas vezes criada por artistas anónimos, que nos deixam a sua mensagem em belos murais como são estes que aqui nos oferece. Embora goste de quase todos, tenho um carinho especial pelo "mural japonês":-)
ReplyDeleteUma boa semana!
Obrigada Mister V, tambem gosto muito desse, apesar de todos serem bonitos :)
DeleteYou always find such nice murals, I hardly see one here...
ReplyDeleteThanks Marianne. You have to invite the artists over to your city :)
DeleteThese are really beautiful, Sami.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jeanie.
DeleteLove Spice Alley Sami, been there a few times when in Sydney. Lots of incredible art, love the Geisha girls ✨
ReplyDeleteIt's a pretty area, architecture, art and food wise. Thanks Grace
DeleteWow, nice place! I love Asian food! Except chicken feet.
ReplyDeleteNo chicken feet for me either, lol. Thanks Rob.
DeleteDearest Sami,
ReplyDeleteThere are some really artistic ones in this collection!
Love the first two and also the lotus flowers.
Sending you hugs,
Mariette
Thank you Mariette :)
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