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02 October 2019 | 5 min read | cost: This is a free event
published: 13 May 2020
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Melbourne's grandest festival is indelibly linked with one of its most visible expressions: the annual transformation of trams into moving canvases proudly wearing some of our most arresting artworks.
Welcoming all comers and weaving their way through the city, these trams are as much a part of Melbourne's fabric as the Festival itself.
Melbourne Art Trams takes as its inspiration the original Transporting Art project which, from 1978 to 1993, saw iconic local artists the likes of Mirka Mora, Howard Arkley and Reg Mombassa transforming historic W-class trams with their vivid art.
Every year, eight creative minds from Victoria make over a tram each, with one given to a recreation of an original transporting art work. This year that entry will be inspired by Lesley Dumbrell's 1986 tram, whose vibrant design will again bring colour to Melbourne streets.
Presented by Melbourne International Arts Festival.
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Melbourne's grandest festival is indelibly linked with one of its most visible expressions: the annual transformation of trams into moving canvases proudly wearing some of our most arresting artworks.
Welcoming all comers and weaving their way through the city, these trams are as much a part of Melbourne's fabric as the Festival itself.
Melbourne Art Trams takes as its inspiration the original Transporting Art project which, from 1978 to 1993, saw iconic local artists the likes of Mirka Mora, Howard Arkley and Reg Mombassa transforming historic W-class trams with their vivid art.
Every year, eight creative minds from Victoria make over a tram each, with one given to a recreation of an original transporting art work. This year that entry will be inspired by Lesley Dumbrell's 1986 tram, whose vibrant design will again bring colour to Melbourne streets.
Presented by Melbourne International Arts Festival.
Go see Melbourne Art Trams 2020.
Melbourne Art Trams 2020 is on 02 October 2019. See start and end times below. Conveniently located in Melbourne.
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