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Please allow the Big Pink Wall to stay as it is!

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Sammi
6 years ago

It's time to wake up. So true!!

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Lee Sappho
6 years ago

Fremantle is especially known for it's progressive thinking, it's creativity, and it's support of the arts. This mural pretty much encapsulates all of the above....please let it stay.

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Kent
6 years ago

Keep the art

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Adriana Toledo
6 years ago

This wall without question is private property the owners have the right to paint what ever they wish on their fence wall.

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Calum Fox
6 years ago

Keep it pink!!!

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Pam Nairn
6 years ago

In East Fremantle we are lacking this sort of spontaneous community-inspired art work. Well done Anneke for stepping up to enliven our streetscape

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Boo red tape killjoys

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Paddy Cullen
6 years ago

This is a beautiful art piece that needs preserving.

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Tom Fee
6 years ago

A beautiful mural with an important message

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Anita martino
6 years ago

Please let it stay. No more of a traffic hazard than all the signage out the front of the service station

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Georgia Herbert
6 years ago

Brightens my day! Let's not let this obviously political agenda remove the colour from our lives.

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Golddess
6 years ago

This is artistic, this is expression, how wonderful a message to see every day!

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Robyn Mandal
6 years ago

Who could or would possibly be upset by a pink sign ? A beautiful pink sign ? Purlease

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Amy Warne
6 years ago

Keep the mural!

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Jan Rodda
6 years ago

This message is of local artistic merit. It is far more beautiful and inspiring than most commercial signage and modern building behemoths in and beyond East Fremantle. I found the bright pink metal tall flower 'sculpture' along Riverside Drive far more uninspired and out of place. I gather it was EFTC approved. We need hope and EFTC did not even reply to my detailed email about our part in climate change some months ago. This wall speaks of hope. The artworl in my view is beautiful.

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Clare Bourdet
6 years ago

I don't see why this has to be removed

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Briony Paul
6 years ago

Really.... a traffic hazzard. That’s a load of poppycock. How it’s it any different to an advertising billboard ? .... perhaps a coke ad or poorly rendered oversized picture of a politician or a realestate agents head would please the council!

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Leon Deschamps
6 years ago

Love it and it’s message. It IS time for change.

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Elina Salokangas
6 years ago

Time for Change indeed. Beautiful, delightful & meaningful art work!

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Patricia Winnacott
6 years ago

Let it stay.