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A crowd gathers in the shade of a grey barked gumtree to watch Paul Eggins work on his mural of yellow, pink and green abstract shapes. In the foreground is a market stall tent displaying second hand clothing for sale.

East Mode

East Mode was a new street art festival in Clarence that Vibrance hosted in 2021. Five artists took to walls around Rosny between November 22-28 2021, leaving behind permanent murals for everyone to enjoy.

To celebrate these new walls, East Mode filled Bayfield Street Laneway with festivities on Sunday the 28th of November. A line up of local music, Re-Loved Market stalls, live street art, food trucks, vanD mobile gallery space and a public spray wall descended into the lane transforming it into a pop-up festival for the day.

Artists

Bec Adamczeski - Side of Bank of Us - 5 Bayfield St, Rosny Park

Jasper Kelly - Behind Care Forward - 6 Bayfield St, Rosny Park

Millie Wilkins - Near Eastlands - 25 Bligh Street, Rosny Park

Paul Eggins - Behind Australia Post - 17a Bligh St, Rosny Park

Tom Deamz - Behind Australia Post - 17a Bligh St, Rosny Park

Musicians

DJ Broccoli

Tasha Zappala

Zac Henderson

Mural at East Mode by Millie Wilkins

Millie Wilkins - Near Eastlands - 25 Bligh Street, Rosny Park

Mural at East Mode by Tom Deams

Tom Deams - Behind Australia Post - 17a Bligh St, Rosny Park

Mural at East Mode by Jasper Kelly

Jasper Kelly - Behind Care Forward - 6 Bayfield St, Rosny Park

Mural at East Mode by Paul Eggins

Paul Eggins - Behind Australia Post - 17a Bligh St, Rosny Park

Mural at East Mode from Bec Adamczewsk

Bec Adamczeski - Side of Bank of Us - 5 Bayfield St, Rosny Park

Jasper Kelly sitting on a scaffold holding a spray can working on his mural for East Mode in 2021. Blue spray paint is coming out of the spray can as Jasper angles it towards the wall to control where the paint lands.

Jasper Kelly working away on his wall.

A crowd gathers in the shade of a grey barked gumtree to watch Paul Eggins work on his mural of yellow, pink and green abstract shapes. In the foreground is a market stall tent displaying second hand clothing for sale.

A crowd gathers in the shade to watch Paul Eggins paint in the sun.

In the foreground is a crowd of people sitting on tables and walking in groups as Zac Henderson plays his guitar whilst standing under a black tent. Large gumtrees stand behind the tent with a blue sky.

Zac Henderson on stage whilst the market buzzes with activity.

A group of children work with a volunteer wearing to paint on a fence with a mix of colours and shapes. 'Public Wall' is painted at the top of the fence. Market stall tents with clothes are in the foreground.

The public spray wall is a hit with children and parents alike.

A parent stands with their child in front of Bec Adamczeski who is sitting on the top level of a scaffold using a paint brush to touch up the edges of where her mural meets the window. The mural depicts strands of seaweed in yellow, pink and pale blue.

Bec Adamczeski putting some final touches on her wall.

Supporters of East Mode

Vibrance acknowledges the Tasmanian Aboriginal People as the Traditional Owners and ongoing custodians of lutruwita/Tasmania. We pay our respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and to their Elders past, present and emerging.

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