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The Wall to Wall Festival is the largest regional street art festival in Australia and now in it’s third edition, curated by Juddy Roller with the support of the Benalla Street Art Committee, local businesses and Taubmans Paint. The artists came from all over Australia to paint at what has become one of the best destinations in Australia to view high-end contemporary street art. This year it hosted 35 internationally acclaimed artists from Australia and around the world, and attracted thousands of visitors. It’s changing the face of Benalla, and the community’s identity, one wall at a time.
Artists came from as far as France and Argentina to participate in the festival, or were hand-picked from Australia’s best. Notable artists involved this year included Odeith, Sofles and Fintan Magee, Rone, Adnate, Kitt and others.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
“This was by far the most exciting Wall to Wall Festival to date. With artists converging on the small town of Benalla from all over Australia and the world, Benalla really came to life with the third installment of this event.” Shaun Hossack, Juddy Roller Founder
This year’s festival saw a one-of-a-kind exhibition of over 50 works by internationally renowned street artists Adnate and Rone in ‘Born on the street’ at the celebrated Benalla Art Gallery.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
Wall to Wall Street Art festival, Benalla, Australia 2017. Photo credit Nicole Reed.
Over the last three years 58 unique and stunning murals have been painted during the yearly festival.
“It’s fantastic to see both the Creative Victoria and Festivals Australia supporting an event based around street art in such a significant way. It shows that the art form itself is really coming of age, not only through support offered by both the state and federal government, but also the extensive crowds that attend the event, coming from all over Victoria.” Shaun Hossack, Juddy Roller Founder
Find Wall to Wall Festival 2015 , Wall to Wall 2016 murals to see just how Wall to Wall is the street art festival putting one small town back on the world map.
All images captured by Nicole Reed
