Let's change the world. For the future. For our children. Keep spreading your message. ❤❤❤❤❤✌✌✌✌✌
I
ignas heitkonig
6 years ago
it's one of the best ways to deal with a wall. any wall.
W
Wolf Schweitzer
6 years ago
The town has an obligation to reduce CO2 footprint and they should SUPPORT this type of signage.
J
Jessica jones
6 years ago
Don’t be fascist pricks
S
Steve McGhee
6 years ago
Lighten up Freemantle. This looks great, encourages discussions, and is socially relevant... Leave it be.
C
c seeger
6 years ago
LEAVE IT. THERE IS NO WAY THIS IS "ADVERTISING". WHAT IS THE COUNCIL'S DEFINITION? BET IT DOESN'T COVER ART OR EXPRESSION.
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
It's a well-executied piece of art, giving food for thought. Isn't that what art should be?
This artists has givcen it to the people of the town for free. I don't think it's a wise idea to force it to be removed.
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Keep it
L
lisa pensabene
6 years ago
Freedom of expression no brainer
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Such a positive addition to the neighbourhood!
M
Murray Simon
6 years ago
Keep it, nothing to do with council!
C
Clive Hulett
6 years ago
The sentiment is exactly right – it’s time for a change, it’s time for the people’s voice to be heard.
P
Pat and John Newton
6 years ago
THE PINK WALL
We live in Alexandra Road and it is on our corner.
We love it .
It is the best anything along the stretch of highway through East Fremantle and draws our attention to an important issue.
Congrats to whoever is responsible and to those opposing it find something worth while to put your efforts into.
B
Branka Radanovich
6 years ago
There is always 'time for change', no time for 'head in the sand'
V
Vivienne Glance
6 years ago
Since when did art need government approval?
G
Gerard O'Neill
6 years ago
Art in all it's forms are statements that require debate, either within ones self, or in a community as a whole.
There is a reason this has been targeted. Find that reason and reassuredly, you will find corruption.
T
Terry O'Leary
6 years ago
Featured
It is artistic and less distracting than a petrol station. It is not a hazard to pedestrians or motorists. It is on private property & not advertising it is simply a quality home improvement the council should encourage. It is way better than graffiti.
I drove past it on Monday. I totally loved it.
The wall is on her property
Let's change the world. For the future. For our children. Keep spreading your message. ❤❤❤❤❤✌✌✌✌✌
it's one of the best ways to deal with a wall. any wall.
The town has an obligation to reduce CO2 footprint and they should SUPPORT this type of signage.
Don’t be fascist pricks
Lighten up Freemantle. This looks great, encourages discussions, and is socially relevant... Leave it be.
LEAVE IT. THERE IS NO WAY THIS IS "ADVERTISING". WHAT IS THE COUNCIL'S DEFINITION? BET IT DOESN'T COVER ART OR EXPRESSION.
It's a well-executied piece of art, giving food for thought. Isn't that what art should be? This artists has givcen it to the people of the town for free. I don't think it's a wise idea to force it to be removed.
Keep it
Freedom of expression no brainer
Such a positive addition to the neighbourhood!
Keep it, nothing to do with council!
The sentiment is exactly right – it’s time for a change, it’s time for the people’s voice to be heard.
THE PINK WALL We live in Alexandra Road and it is on our corner. We love it . It is the best anything along the stretch of highway through East Fremantle and draws our attention to an important issue. Congrats to whoever is responsible and to those opposing it find something worth while to put your efforts into.
There is always 'time for change', no time for 'head in the sand'
Since when did art need government approval?
Art in all it's forms are statements that require debate, either within ones self, or in a community as a whole. There is a reason this has been targeted. Find that reason and reassuredly, you will find corruption.
It is artistic and less distracting than a petrol station. It is not a hazard to pedestrians or motorists. It is on private property & not advertising it is simply a quality home improvement the council should encourage. It is way better than graffiti.
Leave the wall!