Sydney Street Art
Harbor city's creative revolution from Newtown alleys to Bondi Beach walls
Explore 670+ Art Locations
Navigate Sydney's street art from Inner West graffiti tunnels to Eastern Suburbs beach murals.
- Real-time artwork location data
- Filter by neighborhood and style
- Artist profiles and mural stories
Sydney Art Map
Sydney's Street Art Neighborhoods
Each suburb tells its own story through murals, graffiti, and public art
Newtown
Sydney's street art capital with King Street graffiti walls, May Lane tunnel art, and countless paste-ups.
- •May Lane graffiti tunnel
- •King Street paste-ups
- •Camperdown Memorial Rest Park
- •Legal graffiti walls
Bondi Beach
Famous beach murals along the seawall, commissioned works on Campbell Parade, and vibrant beach culture art.
- •Bondi Beach Graffiti Wall
- •Sea Wall murals
- •Campbell Parade art
- •Beach pavilion works
Redfern
Aboriginal cultural hub with powerful murals celebrating Indigenous history and contemporary Aboriginal art.
- •40,000 Years mural
- •Eveleigh Street art
- •Aboriginal flag murals
- •Community center walls
Chippendale
Former industrial area transformed into creative precinct with White Rabbit Gallery, Spice Alley murals, and Central Park Mall art.
- •Spice Alley murals
- •White Rabbit Gallery area
- •Central Park public art
- •Abercrombie Street walls
Marrickville
Warehouse district with large-scale murals, brewery walls, and industrial spaces turned into outdoor galleries.
- •Warehouse murals
- •Sydenham Road art
- •Brewery wall pieces
- •Factory art spaces
Inner West Art Walk
A 3-hour walking tour through Sydney's most creative neighborhoods
May Lane
Start at Newtown's famous graffiti tunnel
Sydenham Station
Legal walls with rotating artwork
Marrickville
Warehouse district murals
Enmore Road
End with coffee and paste-up art
Featured Sydney Artists
From established muralists to emerging street artists shaping Sydney's walls
Fintan Magee
Large-scale Murals
Australian muralist known for surreal large-scale public works
View Profile →Scott Marsh
Political Satire
Provocative artist known for political commentary and social satire
View Profile →Mulga
Tropical Vibes
Joel Moore creates vibrant tropical-themed murals with Australian animals
View Profile →Museums & Contemporary Spaces
Major Institutions
- •Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA)
- •Art Gallery of New South Wales
- •White Rabbit Gallery
- •Carriageworks
- •Australian Museum
Street Art Spaces
- •aMBUSH Gallery
- •The Standard Store
- •Goodspace Gallery
- •Monster Threads
- •China Heights Gallery
Annual Events & Festivals
Sydney Festival
January celebration featuring large-scale public art installations
Vivid Sydney
Light, music, and ideas festival with projection art across the city
Art Month Sydney
March celebration of contemporary art across galleries and public spaces
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