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Tony Spanos, Andrew Aiken and Matthew Peet, Graffiti Hall of Fame, Botany Road Alexandria, circa 1991

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Unique IDA-00026583SeriesJuilee Pryor Street Art Photograph CollectionDateBetween 1st January 1991 and 31st December 1995Date qualifiercircaFormatPhotograph - DigitalDescriptionArtists Andrew Aiken (centre) and Matthew Peet (right) with Tony Spanos (left) at Graffiti Hall of Fame, 282 Botany Road, Alexandria. Spanos converted the former meatworks factory into a grassroots youth space and venue, which was a vital part of the street art scene in the 1980s and 90s. He helped the artists of Unmitigated Audacity Productions with paint and equipment, work space, and transport.LanguageNo linguistic content - Not applicable (zxx)Author/creatorPhotographer: Juilee PryorDigitised recordNoBorn digital itemYesGeographic location^[1]

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Street number282Street nameBotanyStreet typeRoadSuburbAlexandriaPostcode2015StateNew South WalesCountryAustralia

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Public access statusOpen to public access Public access noteCopyright of the photographic collection, Newtown as imagined by Unmitigated Audacity Productions 1991-1995, rests with Juilee Pryor. Requests for commercial use of images will be referred to Juilee Prior for approval. The murals themselves are the copyright of the individual artists, and artist permission may be required for publication.

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Source system ID065\065875Alternative IDJuilee Pryor 65875

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Authenticity & integrityThe photographer provided information to the City Archives when this collection was acquired. It has formed the basis of the descriptive information added by volunteers and City of Sydney staff.

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Tony Spanos, Andrew Aiken and Matthew Peet, Graffiti Hall of Fame, Botany Road Alexandria, circa 1991

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