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As you can see, the image depicts two young men embracing and is inspired by the Irish painting Meeting on the Turret Stairs by Frederic William Burton.
Caslin is set to follow up this image with a second portrait of two women kissing. The artist is currently looking for another suitable site, preferably in rural Ireland.
There must be a prehensile landowner or town council with the perfect urban canvas. Extend the support to other Irish towns: Boyle, Listowel, Sligo, Mullingar, Tramore, Kilkenny, or Cavan, for example. This is not just a referendum for capital.
Friday 22 November, 2024
Friday 22 November, 2024
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While you were sleeping, this massive marriage equality mural went up on George's Street
YESTERDAY, WE TOLD you about street artist Joe Caslin’s plans to paint a massive marriage equality mural.
Where? On this prime piece of wall real estate at the junction of Dame Street and George Street in Dublin city centre.
Last night, Caslin embarked on his mammoth undertaking.
And after working through the night, Dublin was greeted with this image this morning.
As you can see, the image depicts two young men embracing and is inspired by the Irish painting Meeting on the Turret Stairs by Frederic William Burton.
Caslin is set to follow up this image with a second portrait of two women kissing. The artist is currently looking for another suitable site, preferably in rural Ireland.
Previously: A massive marriage equality mural is going up on George’s St tonight >
16 Irish celebrities who have pledged their support for marriage equality >
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