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Tauranga is the most populous city in the ‘Bay of Plenty’ region of the north island of New Zealand and is the fifth largest urban area. Tauranga is one of New Zealand’s main centres for culture and fashion … and now street art!
Tauranga Street Art Festival saw six of the world’s finest street artists come to the city and transform their walls into pieces of art.
Askew One, Paradox Tauranga Street art Festival 2017. Photo credit Luke Shirlaw
Askew One, Paradox Tauranga Street art Festival 2017. Photo credit Luke Shirlaw
Artists invited to the festival were Askew One, Fintan Magee, Lucy McLauchlan, Sofles, Charles & Janine Williams and Jacob Yikes. Check out the murals below …
Sofles, Paradox Tauranga Street art Festival 2017. Photo credit Luke Shirlaw
Charles Janine Williams, Paradox Tauranga Street art Festival 2017. Photo credit Luke Shirlaw
Charles Janine Williams, Paradox Tauranga Street art Festival 2017. Photo credit Luke Shirlaw
Charles Janine Williams, Paradox Tauranga Street art Festival 2017. Photo credit Luke Shirlaw
Lucy McLauchlan, Paradox Tauranga Street art Festival 2017. Photo credit Luke Shirlaw
Lucy McLauchlan, Paradox Tauranga Street art Festival 2017. Photo credit Luke Shirlaw
Lucy McLauchlan, Paradox Tauranga Street art Festival 2017. Photo credit Luke Shirlaw
Fintan Magee, Paradox Tauranga Street art Festival 2017. Photo credit Luke Shirlaw
Fintan Magee, Paradox Tauranga Street art Festival 2017. Photo credit Luke Shirlaw
Askew One, Paradox Tauranga Street art Festival 2017. Photo credit Luke Shirlaw
Seth Globepainter, Paradox Tauranga Street art Festival 2017. Photo credit Luke Shirlaw
Seth Globepainter, Paradox Tauranga Street art Festival 2017. Photo credit Luke Shirlaw
Wongi, Paradox Tauranga Street art Festival 2017. Photo credit Luke Shirlaw
Wongi, Paradox Tauranga Street art Festival 2017. Photo credit Luke Shirlaw
Wongi, Paradox Tauranga Street art Festival 2017. Photo credit Luke Shirlaw
Wongi, Paradox Tauranga Street art Festival 2017. Photo credit Luke Shirlaw
The Festival ran from 23rd to 31st March 2017 with outdoor and indoor activity, which included 22 artworks by Banksy.
