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In the 1980's Anne Morris compiled a slide kit documenting Women's Murals in Australia. Included the kit held at the Women's Art Register archive, are these images of the mural in its original vibrant state in 1986.
All images in this gallery courtesy the Women's Art Register.
Feminist Graffiti captured on the defaced mural 5/3/2016.
The statement "Kill Graffiti Removal Men" may refer to the #killallmen social media trend started in 2014 and is perhaps a commentary on the graffiti removal undertaken by Yarra City Council of previous feminist graffiti made on the mural in response to the Nost tag which upset many community members.
Images: Danielle Hakim
On International Women's Day, March 8 2016, artists Megan Evans and Eve Glenn oversaw the transformation of the defaced mural tagged by Nost into a new message: ‘ALL IS NOT LOST’.
The artistic intervention, led by Megan and Eve with in-kind support from Yarra City Council, was intended to be an interim response to the vandalism. The Council is working with the artists on how a permanent solution could be achieved in the future.
Images: Sally Northfield