Pam the Bird has become one of Melbourne’s most fiercely debated pieces of graffiti. Dr Stephen Glackin explores why some works inspire affection while others provoke anger, how location and danger shape our response, and what the controversy reveals about Melbourne’s complicated relationship with street art.
Guest: Dr Stephen Glackin, Senior Research Fellow in Urban Planning and Urban Geography at Swinburne University
Presenter: Warren Andrew
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