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Why We Don't Use a Roster of Artists: The MAMAM Approach

When it comes to commissioning a mural, many art agencies usually have a select roster of artists that they work with.

Club Rathdowne: A Case Study

Making a vibrant community hub through mural art.

The Benefits of CO2 Absorbing Paint: What You Need to Know

As the world becomes increasingly aware of the urgent need to address climate change, new and innovative technologies are emerging to help reduce carbon emissions.

The Intersection of Art and Property Development: How Murals Can Enhance Urban Spaces

Why should property developers consider investing in public art like murals? Here are just a few reasons

Bringing Life to Public Spaces: The Benefits of Mural Art

How mural art is a powerful tool for transforming public spaces, and bringing them to life.

Beyond Signage: The Role of Art in Wayfinding

Enhancing the Pedestrian Experience with Art

Creating a Sense of Place: The Power of the Local Artist

Local art by local artists adds authentic value to the community and is a testament to the talent that exists in the area.

3d Mural Walk Activation: Main Street Mordialloc

Father Marker creates x6 anamorphic footpath artworks voted by the community for Mainstreet Mordialloc.

Making a Living as an Artist: Raising the Standards and Shifting the Narrative

As a mural artist agency we are passionate about supporting artists to make a financial living from their art.

MAMAM features in Melbourne University Documentary

Exploring Melbourne's cultural landscape through street art. - By Linwei Wu

PB's Rebrand

Formerly known as Pizza e birra, we helped authentic Italian restaurant transform their walls for their big rebrand.

A Thank-you to health care

A homage to healthcare workers, Museums Victoria documented and acquired COVID-19 inspired mural into the State Collection for posterity.

Inspiring the next generations of creatives

Artists channel their inner child for the walls of the Art Factory