The Projects: Skate Day
Boards out back at the Vic.
Overview
Car parks are usually thought to be places to simply park a car. Or a slightly different vehicle. But lately they’re being used for more arty happenings. First a Kings Cross car park was used in SafARI, and now The Vic’s abandoned car park is been transformed into a beer garden and multipurpose creative space called The Projects.
Street art is a big part of these arty bits n’ pieces, most likely because they have a handy giant 20 x 8 metre wall to play with. Every fortnight it’s going to be graffiti-ed or street art-ed up by artists including Sofles, Roach, Pudl, Numskull.
For the last Sunday before Christmas their Marrickville back lot will become extra Skate friendly. Their Skate Day threatens flatbanks and quarters, small-form basketball and even a little food on the side.
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