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Thursday, August 9, 2018

Stolen bus shelter portrait of protester submitted in Archibald Prize

VIA: The Age

On a warm evening last November, Melbourne street artist CDH broke into a Moorabbin bus shelter and started furiously spraying an image on to a Streets ice-cream advertisement. Soon after he stole away into the night with the defaced billboard, after convincing a pair of police officers who challenged him that he had “permission”.

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