Jul 31, 2026 · 24 min · 6 segments
The opening of ‘Bohemian Katoomba’ at the town’s NWC Gallery, featuring a solo exhibition by Roman Gryg, seems the ideal opportunity to talk about all things street art, murals and grafitti. While…
Sam McAleerGuest
Jenny WardHost
Roman GrygGuest
International, national, and local artists of varying experience paint large scale artworks in this precinct through a curated process.
Stylistically, the murals cover all street art disciplines, which are temporary by nature.
This community-driven project was created by Street Art Murals Australia in partnership with the Blue Mountains Cultural Center and University of Western Sydney.
It sees Beverly Place Precinct transformed with larger than life murals and some of Australia and the world's most talented street artists.
Prominent artists from the local community include Nastia Gladshenko, Jody Knowles, and Mandy Schoensaulta.
Public art has always had its critics, some seeing it as unsanctioned vandalism, and therefore antisocial, with graffiti often taking the wrap as the bad boy of street art.
International, national, and local artists of varying experience paint large scale artworks in this precinct through a curated process.
Stylistically, the murals cover all street art disciplines, which are temporary by nature.
This community-driven project was created by Street Art Murals Australia in partnership with the Blue Mountains Cultural Center and University of Western Sydney.
It sees Beverly Place Precinct transformed with larger than life murals and some of Australia and the world's most talented street artists.
Prominent artists from the local community include Nastia Gladshenko, Jody Knowles, and Mandy Schoensaulta.
Public art has always had its critics, some seeing it as unsanctioned vandalism, and therefore antisocial, with graffiti often taking the wrap as the bad boy of street art.
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