Ten years on Brisbane’s walls.
Australia’s largest street art festival, by documented murals. 320 murals, 34 suburbs, ten editions.
On hold · No date for the next edition · Ready to return with the right support
Australia’s largest street art festival, by documented murals
The Brisbane Street Art Festival (BSAF) is Australia’s largest street art festival by documented murals. Over ten editions from 2016 to 2025 it produced 320 documented murals across 34 suburbs of Brisbane and Ipswich. More than 730 artists have taken part across its murals, exhibitions, workshops and events.
In 2021, an evaluation by research firm IER for Tourism and Events Queensland reported 1,094,004 public mural viewings in the 16 days of the festival.
BSAF is on hold. There is no date for the next edition. An experienced team is ready to deliver the festival again with the right support.
320 murals across the city
The artists
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The murals are free to see, so the festival runs on partner investment. With the right support in place, BSAF can return.
Brisbane hosts the Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2032. With the right support, BSAF can deliver a high-profile festival in the years before then: world-class public art that shows Brisbane and its artists at their best.
BSAF is independent. It is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games or their organisers, and backing BSAF gives a partner no association with the Games.
We painted the whole city
Every documented mural from ten editions, on one map. Filter by year, suburb and artist, or start with the guide to the best walls.
Ten editions
In the press
Ten years of coverage, from ABC News and ABC TV to Lonely Planet and Tourism Australia.
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