The School of Life (UK) has opened a Pop-Up School in Collingwood Melbourne.
The School of Life offers seminars (modern day philosophy) on everyday topics for everyday use.
Alleycat creative and a prolific local Street Artist donated efforts to install pieces both inside and out.

Working with one of Melbourne’s young female Street artists decorative festive tape art pieces were installed throughout the QV precinct and central streets of Footscray.
The Footscray Library was also decorated.
The tape offers temporary bold creative design elements to windows, walls, floors, pillars and posts.
All pieces were removed post Christmas restoring the spaces back to normal.

The New Joneses was a campaign held in Melbourne.
Two people lived in an architecturally designed modular home in Fed Square for a week.
They arrived in undies and bathrobes, brought only the essentials and a scavenger list.
With Conscious Consumption at their core, The New Joneses borrowed, rented, swapped or sourced everything they needed second hand.
Alleycat Creative and a very generous artist donated the art for the exterior of the House.

Alleycat Creative can cost effectively personalise and design a message or theme upon temporary hoardings and functional utilities.
In this example the spectrum of origami cranes will be painted over by hire company at completion of job.

A Small Group of artists were selected to continue the reinvigoration of the space at Holliava in Richmond.
6 more pieces were installed through this second stage.

Private piece installed – Childs bedroom wall.
Toorak, Melbourne.

Alleycat Creative is currently curating and project managing the installation of an Art Walk throughout QV Melbourne.
A number of street art pieces will be installed transforming the laneways into an open air gallery offering pedestrian foot traffic an enchanted visual journey to explore.
Phase One of the project is taking place now.
Second phase to follow in August 2012.

Alleycat Creative is working with a team of consultants led by McGregor Coxall and Hayball providing Urban Art Consultancy to the Master Plan process for site redevelopment in Footscray

Organised, curated and project managed by Alleycat Creative, Holliava, Richmond welcomed a selected group of Melbourne’s emerging artists at a night of Street Art with one of Melbourne’s leading stencil artists, HaHa.
The raw brick walls, gritty furnishings and cavernous surrounds of Holliava provided the perfect canvas for incredibly talented expressions using stencil, mural & paste-up.
These new and emerging artists were invited to use the entire venue as their canvas. This has resulted in a radical transformation of the space adding a unique element of interest, layers, colour and personality.
All pieces were created on the night and installed directly onto surfaces capturing a moment in time for the artists and their blossoming careers.