Australian artists hijack outdoor advertising in capital cities as part of Bushfire Brandalism political art show

February 5, 2020 5:29

78 outdoor ads on bus stops around the country have been replaced by artwork from 41 creatives as part of the Bushfire Brandalism protest art project.

The posters were placed around Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne by workers wearing JC Decaux uniforms, in the hope they could do the work in daylight without alerting passersby or authorities.

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Hannah Blackiston

Hannah Blackiston was the deputy editor of Mumbrella. She worked with the company from March 2019 to November 2020.

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2 COMMENTS

Steve 5 Feb 20

Great statement and some amazing creative work too!

IMO, the outdoor players should offer to run them legitimately as part of their charity/social/community programs.

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Sue McCoy 6 Feb 20

Well done,
Put more posters up all over Australia not just the cities.
Its an in your face reminder of what is happening right now.
The posters represent the Australia we are living today.
Well done and spread the posters.
Sue

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