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Creation of the Moon Festival Mural on Eastwood Library
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SummaryThe brief was to create a piece of work that would bring the many cultures together and demonstrate inclusiveness. Features portraits of local children (Max, Keisha, Amir, and Mina) eating Granny Smith apples, set against a backdrop of the moon and red lanterns to reflect Chinese and Korean cultural heritage.
The Mural was installed as part of the 2014 Moon Festival. A second mural was completed in 2015 on the northern wall of the library
Project Funding: St George bank
Project Artists: Street artist, Heesco
The Mural was installed as part of the 2014 Moon Festival. A second mural was completed in 2015 on the northern wall of the library
Project Funding: St George bank
Project Artists: Street artist, Heesco
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Creation of the Moon Festival Mural on Eastwood Library. Ryde History Hub, accessed 01/11/2026, https://historyhub.ryde.nsw.gov.au/nodes/view/5712