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Familiars — Exterior Laneway Paste-Up (July 2026)
Paste-up and stencil
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Familiars — Exterior Laneway Paste-Up (July 2026)

by Multiple artists — Familiars collective, Brunswick Street Gallery

Installed 15 July 2026 as part of the Familiars exhibition activation at Brunswick Street Gallery. Floor-to-ceiling installation — one of the most complete exterior takeovers on the Brunswick Street laneway strip in 2026. Photographed and logged 16 July 2026. Exhibition runs through August.

Exterior laneway wall, Brunswick Street Gallery, corner of Brunswick Street and Johnston Street, Fitzroy 3065. Floor-to-ceiling paste-up and stencil installation running the full length of the gallery's exterior laneway wall, installed as part of the Familiars exhibition opening 15 July 2026.
Brunswick Street Gallery Laneway — Familiars Activation (July 2026)
paste-up / stencil / mixed media
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Brunswick Street Gallery Laneway — Familiars Activation (July 2026)

by Tali Steer

Installed week of 13-15 July 2026 as laneway activation for the Familiars solo exhibition by Tali Steer at Brunswick Street Gallery (open 15-26 July 2026). Figurative works exploring memory and domestic space translated into large-format paste-up prints with hand-stencilled elements. One of the most significant new laneway works in Fitzroy this winter season. Brunswick Street Gallery at 322 Brunswick Street. Document before weather deterioration — Melbourne winter paste-ups typically last 2-4 weeks before moisture damage. If you photograph this work, tag @fitzroydotcomau and submit via fitzroy.com.au/street-art/submit.

Southern laneway wall of Brunswick Street Gallery, corner of Brunswick Street and Johnston Street, Fitzroy 3065. Floor-to-ceiling paste-up and stencil installation running the length of the gallery's exterior laneway wall.
Familiars — Exhibition Laneway Activation
paste-up / stencil
✅ Active

Familiars — Exhibition Laneway Activation

by Tali Steer

New laneway activation accompanying the Familiars solo exhibition by Tali Steer at Brunswick Street Gallery, opening 15 July 2026. Mix of paste-up prints and hand-stencilled elements. Spotted July 14 2026 during installation. Brunswick Street Gallery is at 322 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy — the laneway runs along its southern wall. Tali Steer is a Melbourne-based multidisciplinary artist known for figurative works exploring memory and domestic space.

Brunswick Street laneway adjacent to Brunswick Street Gallery (corner of Brunswick St and Johnston St), Fitzroy 3065. Floor-to-ceiling paste-up and stencil work installed as part of the Familiars exhibition activation opening 15 July 2026.
Wealth, Power & Collective Action
large-scale wall mural
✅ Active

Wealth, Power & Collective Action

by Matt Adnate / Juddy Roller (commissioned by Oxfam Australia)

Unveiled January 2026. Themes: extreme wealth inequality, concentrated economic power, collective empowerment. Juddy Roller (founded in Melbourne inner north) has long history in Fitzroy and Collingwood. Source: oxfam.org.au / newshub.medianet.com.au Jan 2026.

Fitzroy — Brunswick Street corridor. A large-scale wall mural unveiled in early 2026 in collaboration between celebrated street artist Matt Adnate, Juddy Roller public art studio, and Oxfam Australia.
Power and People — Wealth Inequality Mural
large-scale aerosol / spray paint mural
✅ Active

Power and People — Wealth Inequality Mural

by Matt Adnate (commissioned by Oxfam Australia & Juddy Roller)

Unveiled January 2026 in collaboration with Oxfam Australia and Juddy Roller to coincide with the World Economic Forum in Davos. Two monumental portraits: a suited businessman in cold dramatic tones symbolising entrenched economic privilege; opposite a protester rendered in clarity and resilience representing collective empowerment and tax justice advocacy. Adnate is one of Australia's most recognised large-scale portrait muralists. Source: miragenews.com / oxfam.org.au media release 20 Jan 2026.

Fitzroy, VIC 3065 — large building facade, exact wall TBC from Oxfam/Juddy Roller announcement
Rose Lane Corner Mural — Untitled (Winter 2026)
spray paint / large format mural
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Rose Lane Corner Mural — Untitled (Winter 2026)

by Unknown — community spotted

Spotted week of 6–10 July 2026. Large format, full colour. Fresh — likely applied within the last 7 days based on community sighting. Brunswick Street mural corridor between Johnston St and Alexandra Parade. Melbourne ranks as world's number-one street art city; Fitzroy is the beating heart of that reputation. Document before it's painted over. Artist unconfirmed — if you know who made this, submit via fitzroy.com.au/street-art/submit.

Brunswick Street at Rose Lane, Fitzroy — eastern face of corner building, between Johnston Street and Alexandra Parade. Part of the densest mural corridor in Fitzroy.
Ngár-go Winter — Wurundjeri Country Commission
spray paint / large-format mural
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Ngár-go Winter — Wurundjeri Country Commission

by Reko Rennie (attributed / community submission)

Community submission received July 2026. Large-format work referencing Wurundjeri place name Ngár-go (the high ground that became Fitzroy). Incorporates traditional ochre tones with contemporary geometric forms. Part of the broader Juddy Roller Winter 2026 activation program across inner Fitzroy laneways and walls. Discovered during routine street art monitoring week of July 6, 2026. Coordinates approximate — full GPS verification pending community confirmaion.

Smith Street, Fitzroy — north wall of the former Fitzroy Baths complex near the corner of Alexandra Parade. Visible from Smith Street and the Edinburgh Gardens footpath.
Winter Geometry — Rose Lane Commission
spray paint / aerosol
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Winter Geometry — Rose Lane Commission

by Unknown (community submission)

Spotted week of 28 June - 4 July 2026. Winter laneway work consistent with the seasonal pattern of increased mural activity in the Rose St/Brunswick St corridor during school holidays. The Fitzroy Market precinct at 75 Rose St remains a hub for maker culture and visual art commissioning. Fitzroys street art scene continues active with the inner-north corridor drawing artists from across Melbourne. Pending verification and photography — community submissions welcome at fitzroy.com.au/street-art/submit.

Rose Lane, Fitzroy — laneway running parallel to Brunswick Street between Johnston and Rose streets. East wall, adjacent to the Fitzroy Market precinct at 75 Rose Street.
Winter Layers — Rose Lane Paste-Up Series
paste-up, wheat paste, layered collage
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Winter Layers — Rose Lane Paste-Up Series

by Unknown (style consistent with local collective)

Discovered week of 29 June 2026. Multi-layer paste-up series covering approximately 4 shutter bays. Style suggests the Edinburgh Gardens–Gertrude corridor collective. Works appear fresh — vivid colour despite recent rain, suggesting recent application. Figures depicted: fragmented urban forms, overlapping cityscapes, abstract silhouettes. Classic Fitzroy winter laneway work — ephemeral by nature, documented for the record.

Rose Lane, Fitzroy — east wall running parallel to Brunswick Street between Johnston and Rose Streets. Layered paste-up works across multiple shutter bays, visible from the lane entry off Johnston Street.
Tax the Super-Rich — Adnate x Oxfam
large-scale building mural
✅ Active

Tax the Super-Rich — Adnate x Oxfam

by Matt Adnate (with Juddy Roller / Oxfam Australia)

Unveiled January 2026 in collaboration with Oxfam Australia and Juddy Roller. Photorealistic large-scale mural challenging extreme wealth, concentrated economic power, and calling for collective empowerment. Still drawing visitors and social media engagement as of July 2026. Source: oxfam.org.au/media-releases

Fitzroy, VIC 3065 — Brunswick St / Smith St corridor (Juddy Roller wall, inner Fitzroy)
Winter Laneway Activation — Rokeby Street / Rose Street Corridor
mixed (paste-up, spray)
✅ Active

Winter Laneway Activation — Rokeby Street / Rose Street Corridor

by Various (Juddy Roller Winter Program)

Documented week of 29 June 2026 as part of ongoing monitoring of the Juddy Roller-initiated winter laneways program. Multiple new works spotted in Rokeby Street approaches. This corridor connects to the Rose Lane program documented 22-23 June. Community photography encouraged. Works may be temporary — document before they are painted over.

Rokeby Street laneway between Rose Street and Johnston Street, Fitzroy. New paste-ups and spray works appearing as part of the informal Juddy Roller Winter 2026 activation program across Fitzroy inner laneways.
Untitled Large-Scale Graffiti Mural (Sofles × Juddy Roller)
spray paint / large-scale graffiti
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Untitled Large-Scale Graffiti Mural (Sofles × Juddy Roller)

by Sofles

Unveiled mid-June 2026. Commissioned independently by Juddy Roller — no commercial commission, no council grant. Fully self-funded. Second in an ongoing series. Sofles is a renowned graffiti artist with a long international profile. Source: Beat Magazine, Frank151 (frank151.com). Part of Juddy Roller's deliberate effort to restore the inner north's reputation as a global street art destination.

Smith Street, Collingwood / Fitzroy border — second mural in Juddy Roller's self-initiated program to reignite the authentic street art spirit of Fitzroy and Collingwood.
Adnate x Oxfam — Wealth & Power (Johnston Street Documentation)
spray paint, large-format wall mural
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Adnate x Oxfam — Wealth & Power (Johnston Street Documentation)

by Matt Adnate / Juddy Roller

Documented June 25 2026. Part of Juddy Roller's curated public art program. Commission by Oxfam Australia. Matt Adnate's photorealist portraiture combined with Oxfam's "Wealth & Power" social justice campaign. One of the most significant new public artworks in Fitzroy this winter. The piece challenges viewers on wealth inequality — a message with particular resonance in a suburb where a Victorian terrace just sold for $2.35M and the Atherton Gardens towers are visible from the same street.

Johnston Street, Fitzroy — large-format wall mural at the Smith Street / Brunswick Street corridor. Visible from street level, photorealist portrait style with Oxfam Australia social justice messaging.
Rose Lane Mural Corridor — Winter 2026 Activation
Mural (spray paint, multiple artists)
✅ Active

Rose Lane Mural Corridor — Winter 2026 Activation

by Various (community-documented)

Fitzroy Market site at 75 Rose Street noted as painted by local street artists per localhappenings.com.au and community sources. The laneway has been an active informal mural site through May-June 2026. Document before works are painted over or site is developed. Source: localhappenings.com.au + fitzroy.com.au/street-art aggregation. Logged: 2026-06-23.

Rose Lane and surrounds, off Brunswick Street, Fitzroy. The laneway adjacent to the Fitzroy Mills Market site (75 Rose Street) — painted by local street artists as part of the informal residency that emerged with the site's regeneration. Multiple works across the laneway walls.
Winter Murals Watch — Rose Street / Rokeby Street Laneways
Mixed — spray paint, wheat-paste, stencil
✅ Active

Winter Murals Watch — Rose Street / Rokeby Street Laneways

by Various (community laneway program)

June 2026 monitoring note. Rose St / Rokeby St laneway corridor showing fresh activity consistent with seasonal rotation. Adnate Wealth & Power (Johnston St) remains the dominant new work of mid-2026. Laneway watch ongoing — muralists work fast when winter rain breaks.

Rose Street and Rokeby Street laneways, Fitzroy — ongoing community mural corridor monitored June 2026. Several new tags and paste-ups noted in the approaches to Rose Street Artists' Market area.
Wealth & Power — Fitzroy Mural (Adnate x Oxfam)
spray paint / large-scale mural
✅ Active

Wealth & Power — Fitzroy Mural (Adnate x Oxfam)

by Matt Adnate

Unveiled June 2026. Collaboration between hyperrealist portraiture artist Matt Adnate, Oxfam Australia, and Juddy Roller. The work confronts wealth inequality and concentrated economic power. Part of Juddy Roller's ongoing self-funded program to maintain authentic street art culture in the Fitzroy/Collingwood corridor — no council grants, no commercial commissions. Adnate is known for monumental faces that carry political weight through scale and composition alone.

Fitzroy, inner Melbourne — Juddy Roller curated wall, Smith Street / Brunswick Street corridor
Wealth & Power — Oxfam Mural
Spray paint / large-format mural
✅ Active

Wealth & Power — Oxfam Mural

by Matt Adnate / Juddy Roller (in collaboration with Oxfam Australia)

Celebrated street artist Matt Adnate, in collaboration with Oxfam Australia and Juddy Roller, unveiled this mural challenging extreme wealth concentration and celebrating collective empowerment. Hyperrealist portraiture with a political message — classic Adnate. Sourced: Oxfam Australia media release, June 2026.

Johnston Street, Fitzroy — large-format wall mural. Unveiled June 2026.
Tax the Super Rich
large-scale spray paint mural
✅ Active

Tax the Super Rich

by Matt Adnate x Juddy Roller (for Oxfam Australia)

Unveiled 2026 by Matt Adnate in collaboration with Oxfam Australia and Juddy Roller. Subject: extreme wealth inequality and concentrated economic power. Message: "Tax the Super Rich." Reportedly difficult to photograph due to scale/position — best seen in person. Catalogued on Street Art Cities (https://streetartcities.com/markers/edebb307-81bf-4d7d-9a79-1a18eacf4ac3). Oxfam press release via oxfam.org.au.

Fitzroy — large-scale wall mural, exact address via Street Art Cities (see source URL). Fitzroy inner-north Melbourne.
Holding Truth to Power
Spray paint / aerosol, large-format building mural
✅ Active

Holding Truth to Power

by Adnate (Matt Adnate)

Commissioned by Oxfam Australia, facilitated by Juddy Roller. Unveiled January 2026 to coincide with the World Economic Forum in Davos. Addresses wealth inequality and concentrated economic power. Artists credit: @adnate / @oxfamaustralia / @juddyroller. Painted with Dulux + Montana Cans. Social tag: #TaxTheSuperRich #WEF2026. Source: oxfam.org.au media release, Instagram @juddyroller Jan 26 2026.

264 Johnston Street, Fitzroy — near the Smith Street intersection. Large-scale building mural on north-facing wall.
Sofles — Smith Street Revival
Spray paint / graffiti / large-scale mural
✅ Active

Sofles — Smith Street Revival

by Sofles (facilitated by Juddy Roller)

Second mural in Juddy Roller's self-initiated program to reignite authentic street art spirit of Fitzroy and Collingwood. Fully funded by Juddy Roller — no commercial commission, no council grant. Sofles is a renowned graffiti artist. Work described as bringing raw energy back to the corridor. Source: frank151.com and streetartcities.substack.com.

Smith Street, Fitzroy/Collingwood border, VIC 3065
Wealth & Resistance — The Fitzroy Mural
Large-scale spray paint / aerosol portraiture
✅ Active

Wealth & Resistance — The Fitzroy Mural

by Matt Adnate (commissioned by Oxfam Australia / Juddy Roller)

Two monumental portraits in deliberate visual dialogue: a suited elite businessman (cold dramatic palette, symbolising entrenched privilege) facing a protester (resilience, collective empowerment). Unveiled January 2026 to coincide with World Economic Forum Davos. Commissioned to challenge extreme wealth concentration and call for tax justice. Adnate is renowned for large-scale portraiture engaging with social issues; Juddy Roller is the inner-north public art studio with 15+ years in Fitzroy and Collingwood. Source: newshub.medianet.com.au/2026/01/adnate-and-oxfam-unveil-powerful-fitzroy-mural.

Inner Fitzroy — Brunswick St/Smith St corridor, Fitzroy VIC 3065
Geometric Abstracts — Winter Series
spray paint / large-format mural
✅ Active

Geometric Abstracts — Winter Series

by Unknown (community-reported)

Community-reported June 2026. Part of ongoing rotation on Smith Street's northern commercial strip. Geometric abstract style with blues and ochres. Fitzroy Index cultural data source. Not yet formally attributed — submit artist ID via fitzroy.com.au if you know them. Rose Lane adjacent works also being documented this week.

Smith Street northern stretch, between Johnston Street and Alexandra Parade, Fitzroy North — series of geometric works on commercial building facades. Blues, ochres, and terracotta forms reminiscent of First Nations dot patterns translated into urban geometry.
Tax the Super-Rich — Adnate x Oxfam
Large-scale spray/aerosol mural
✅ Active

Tax the Super-Rich — Adnate x Oxfam

by Matt Adnate (with Juddy Roller / Oxfam Australia)

Unveiled January 2026 to coincide with the World Economic Forum in Davos. Commissioned by Oxfam Australia via Juddy Roller. Addresses extreme wealth inequality and concentrated economic power. One of the largest and most politically charged pieces on Fitzroy's walls in recent years. Hashtag: #TaxTheSuperRich #WEF2026. Still drawing visitors and photographers as of June 2026.

264 Johnston Street, Fitzroy — near Smith Street intersection, behind The Birmingham Hotel
Winter Fragment — Rose Lane Paste-Up
paste-up (paper/wheat paste)
✅ Active

Winter Fragment — Rose Lane Paste-Up

by Unknown (community collective)

Community-reported June 2026. Rose Lane is one of Fitzroy's most active paste-up corridors — high turnover, constantly refreshed. This series appeared in the lead-up to winter. Multiple layered pieces typical of the lane's collaborative aesthetic. Worth documenting before next refresh cycle. Cross-reference: Johnston St Adnate mural also active this week.

Rose Lane, Fitzroy — western wall between Smith Street and Brunswick Street. Access via the lane running parallel to Smith St, near Johnston Street end. Small-format paste-up series, newly observed first week of June 2026.
Wealth & Power — Adnate x Oxfam Mural
aerosol / large-format mural
✅ Active

Wealth & Power — Adnate x Oxfam Mural

by Matt Adnate (with Oxfam Australia & Juddy Roller)

Unveiled January 2026. Commissioned by Oxfam Australia in collaboration with street art agency Juddy Roller. Matt Adnate's hyper-realist portrait style applied to themes of wealth inequality, concentrated economic power, and collective empowerment. One of the most politically charged commissioned murals in Fitzroy's recent history — Adnate's work typically draws crowds. Exact street address to be confirmed on next ground survey.

Fitzroy — exact wall location TBC; documented via Juddy Roller/Medianet. Large-scale exterior mural, inner-north Fitzroy precinct.
Untitled Paste-Up Series — Gore Street Corridor
Paste-up / wheat paste
✅ Active

Untitled Paste-Up Series — Gore Street Corridor

by Unknown (community paste-up collective)

Fresh paste-up work documented by local photographers week of 25 May 2026. Layered political imagery characteristic of inner-north Fitzroy laneway culture. Exact panels and artist(s) unconfirmed — community submissions welcome. Gore Street corridor has been an active outdoor gallery site since the 2010s. May 2026 activity logged via street art watch autonomous pipeline.

Western wall of former factory site, Gore Street near Greeves Street, Fitzroy VIC 3065. Between Alexandra Parade and Johnston Street corridor.
Rose Lane Rotations — Late May 2026 Addition
paste-up / spray paint
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Rose Lane Rotations — Late May 2026 Addition

by Unknown / Community Artists

Late-May addition to the established Rose Lane rotation. Paste-up panel with spray-painted elements. Spotted week of 25 May 2026. Subject matter: abstract urban geometric with warm autumn palette. Submit a photo via fitzroy.com.au/street-art if you've documented it.

Rose Lane, Fitzroy — between Rose Street and Gertrude Street. New paste-up panel added to the eastern wall, late May 2026. Part of the ongoing Rose Lane rotation programme.
New Mural — Napier Hotel Back Wall
aerosol/mural
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New Mural — Napier Hotel Back Wall

by Unknown (community reported)

Reported by @aerohaveno on Instagram, May 23 2026. Described as "marvellous mural on the back wall of the Napier Hotel". Artist not yet identified. Community documentation needed — photograph before it's painted over. Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/DYrMrG7RpHM/

Back wall of the Napier Hotel, Fitzroy, Melbourne VIC 3065. Located near the corner of Napier and Elgin Streets.
Wealth Inequality & Collective Empowerment
Acrylic mural
✅ Active

Wealth Inequality & Collective Empowerment

by Matt Adnate & Juddy Roller (Oxfam Australia collaboration)

Powerful mural challenging extreme wealth inequality and concentrated economic power. Collaboration with Oxfam Australia. Unveiled January 2026. Continues to capture community attention and cultural conversation around gentrification and equity themes central to Fitzroy's identity.

Fitzroy (exact location: see Adnate/Oxfam press release Jan 2026)
Fitzroy & Cecil Street Corner Mural
Spray Paint / Acrylic
✅ Active

Fitzroy & Cecil Street Corner Mural

by Multiple Artists (Historical)

Historic Indigenous-themed mural featuring imagery of Indigenous boy and eagle. Established piece, ongoing discussion point in community debates about public art.

Corner of Fitzroy Street and Cecil Street, North East Side
Gertrude Street Gallery Corridor
Murals, gallery installations, exterior art
✅ Active

Gertrude Street Gallery Corridor

by Various (Gertrude Street artists)

Gertrude Street remains Fitzroy's cultural spine with permanent and rotating mural installations. Home to galleries, independent artist studios, and cultural venues. The street is a living exhibition of Melbourne's art scene.

Gertrude Street, Fitzroy (200-300 block)
Rose Lane Rotations — May 2026
Paste-ups, stencils, mixed media
✅ Active

Rose Lane Rotations — May 2026

by Collective (Rose Street artists)

Rose Lane continues as a hub of creativity with constantly rotating works. Part of the street art tour circuit. Includes work by Blender Studios artists and independent creators. See the Fitzroy Street Art Tour for guided discovery.

Rose Lane, Fitzroy between Rose St and Gertrude St
Fitzroy Faces Mural
Acrylic on brick
✅ Active

Fitzroy Faces Mural

by Blender Studios Collective

Long-standing landmark in Fitzroy street art scene. Part of the thriving mural community on Cecil Street. Regularly photographed and documented by the community.

Cecil Street, between George Street and Gore Street, Fitzroy
Rose Street Community Canvas
Mixed media / Rotating community art
✅ Active

Rose Street Community Canvas

by Multiple community artists

Active community art space at Fitzroy Mills Market (Sundays May & June). Continuously evolving canvas featuring local and visiting artists. Part of the Rose Street Artists' Market cultural anchor. Status: monitored weekly.

Rose Street Fitzroy Mills, between Smith and Johnston Streets
Gertrude Street Ghost
Mural
✅ Active

Gertrude Street Ghost

by Rone

Hauntingly beautiful portrait by Rone, Fitzroy's most celebrated street artist. Features his signature feminine face in muted tones.

157 Gertrude St, Fitzroy
Johnston Street Corridor
Installation
✅ Active

Johnston Street Corridor

by Multiple Artists

Coordinated series of murals and installations along the Johnston Street arts corridor.

Johnston St arts corridor, Fitzroy
Housing Rights
Stencil
✅ Active

Housing Rights

by Collective (unknown)

Political stencils advocating for housing justice. A direct reference to Fitzroy's ongoing battle with gentrification.

Atherton Gardens underpass, Fitzroy
Brunswick Serpent
Mural
✅ Active

Brunswick Serpent

by Adnate

Hyper-realist mural spanning the full height of a Victorian terrace on Brunswick Street.

380 Brunswick St, Fitzroy
Floral Explosion
Stencil
✅ Active

Floral Explosion

by Anya Rose

Floor-to-ceiling botanical stencils in vivid colour. One of Fitzroy's most photographed laneways.

Kerr Street laneway, Fitzroy
Urban Wildlife
Paste-up
🪣 Painted Over

Urban Wildlife

by BeefFree

Native animals navigating urban streetscapes. Painted over 2025 but widely photographed and archived.

Smith St opposite Edinburgh Gardens
Collingwood Yard
Mixed Media
✅ Active

Collingwood Yard

by Various/Rotating

The blank walls of a former industrial site transformed into a community art space. Multiple works in progress at any time.

Smith St at Wellington St, Collingwood
Rose Lane Series
Mural
✅ Active

Rose Lane Series

by Various

Rotating gallery of works by emerging and established street artists. Changes seasonally.

Rose Lane, off Brunswick St, Fitzroy
Fitzroy Faces
✅ Active

Fitzroy Faces

by Various Artists

Rose Lane, Fitzroy
The Eviction Notice
✅ Active

The Eviction Notice

by Rone

1 Smith St, Fitzroy
Punk Rock Memorial
✅ Active

Punk Rock Memorial

by Lush One Collective

282 Brunswick St, Fitzroy
Ngár-go Dreaming
✅ Active

Ngár-go Dreaming

by Marika Ducek

201 Gertrude St, Fitzroy
Wealth & Power — Adnate x Oxfam Australia
large-scale mural / aerosol and spray
✅ Active

Wealth & Power — Adnate x Oxfam Australia

by Matt Adnate (commissioned by Juddy Roller / Oxfam Australia)

Unveiled January 2026 to coincide with the World Economic Forum in Davos. Addresses wealth inequality, concentrated economic power, and collective empowerment. Commissioned by Oxfam Australia via Juddy Roller public art. Hashtag campaign: #taxthesuperrich #wef2026. Source: oxfam.org.au media release.

264 Johnston Street, Fitzroy, near Smith Street. Large-scale building mural on external wall.
Wealth & Power (Oxfam Commission)
large-scale mural, spray paint
✅ Active

Wealth & Power (Oxfam Commission)

by Matt Adnate / Juddy Roller

Commissioned by Oxfam Australia in collaboration with Juddy Roller studio. Unveiled January 2026. Depicts themes of extreme wealth inequality, concentrated economic power, and collective empowerment. Matt Adnate is one of Australia's most recognised large-scale street artists; Juddy Roller has 15+ years in the Fitzroy/Collingwood corridor. Source: Oxfam media release Jan 2026 / Mirage News.

Inner Fitzroy — Brunswick St and Smith St corridor, large-scale building wall
Wealth vs People — Adnate x Oxfam
spray paint / large-scale portraiture
✅ Active

Wealth vs People — Adnate x Oxfam

by Matt Adnate (with Juddy Roller / Oxfam Australia)

Commissioned by Oxfam Australia and Juddy Roller. Unveiled 20 Jan 2026 to coincide with World Economic Forum in Davos. Features two monumental portraits: a cold-palette suited businessman symbolising concentrated wealth opposite a warm-toned protester representing collective empowerment and tax justice. Timed to Oxfam analysis showing Australian billionaires' wealth grew ~$600k/day in the past year. Adnate is renowned for large-scale portraiture and social commentary.

Fitzroy, Melbourne — large-scale building mural unveiled January 2026. Exact wall address in inner Fitzroy; Juddy Roller studio historically active on Brunswick St and Smith St corridors.

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