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Gday,

I'm documenting graffiti and street art in glebe. Currently it's been a bit limited, but I'm keen to hit up some tunnels, drains, and anything else. Is anyone interested in showing me or suggesting a few spots?

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Just go to one of the poorer suburbs around your area and you'll find sh*t sprayed everywhere.
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If you can't find graffiti in the Glebe area, you must be blind.

There's a canal in that area, you should check it out.
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ThatLb wrote:If you can't find graffiti in the Glebe area, you must be blind.

There's a canal in that area, you should check it out.
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ThatLb wrote:If you can't find graffiti in the Glebe area, you must be blind.

There's a canal in that area, you should check it out.
Yeah I was gonna say is this guy trolling or what.
Plus, AFAIK this is an urbex group, not a graffiti group. The 2 are not really that compatible.
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blakjak wrote:
ThatLb wrote:If you can't find graffiti in the Glebe area, you must be blind.

There's a canal in that area, you should check it out.
Yeah I was gonna say is this guy trolling or what.
Plus, AFAIK this is an urbex group, not a graffiti group. The 2 are not really that compatible.
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Though taking photos of graffiti is alright.
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Cheers,

Yeah, I should probably clarify, I am looking to document all the graffiti in Glebe not just find a few pieces, and I have already covered most of the streets. So, now I am looking to go where civilians don't, and you guys do, which is why I'm here asking. I'm not in to doing graffiti (god knows I could barely draw a stick man) but I am interested in what types of graffiti get done in what type of locations (ie. hidden spaces) and what can be learn't from it.
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Try the canals that run through Glebe, check the BOM website first though, we don't want you drowning. Johnson canal, near where Harold Park used to be has a graff gallery. It goes all the way to Stanmore Maccas, & then becomes Loaf Drain.
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Ahh yep, I know the one. I hit up a small section of it yesterday before trying to get into the old tram yard, such a shame...

I was thinking of heading down the light rail tunnel one evening, any thoughts?
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Cdub wrote:Ahh yep, I know the one. I hit up a small section of it yesterday before trying to get into the old tram yard, such a shame...

I was thinking of heading down the light rail tunnel one evening, any thoughts?
You will have to do it very late at night as the tram drivers will see you & stop. And there are cameras at both ends. There's no graff in there that I have seen.
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What does the light rail tunnel look like?
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Pretty dark...
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Nick wrote:Pretty dark...
:lol: :lol: :lol:
Don't ALL tunnels look like that?
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it has lights.
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ThatLb wrote:it has lights.
So does St James. Torches still come in handy for those dark sections.
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