to Fitzroy, a major location of street art in Melbourne, and was held at the Rose Street Artists Market. For the first time the four-day event was also held in Sydney. It received reviews in major mainstream media in both Melbourne and Sydney. 2007 – Featured a total of 75 artists from 12 countries with more than 300 works. The Melbourne event alone was attended by more than 4,000 visitors with 500 people on the opening night alone. It also attracted a wide range of media coverage including daily newspapers, community radio and street press. 2008 – Toured regionally with the support of Arts Victoria to Ballarat, Sale and Shepparton, and on its own effort interstate to Sydney, Brisbane and Perth. 2009 – The Melbourne Stencil Festival 2009 ran between 25 September and 4 October 2009. 2010 – The Melbourne Stencil Festival transformed in the "Sweet Streets" Festival, an all encompassing festival of street and urban art. It ran between 8 – 24 October 2010. All Your Walls An event in which the entire iconic Hosier lane was repainted by over 150 artists. Produced by Invurt, Just Another Agency and Land of Sunshine in conjunction with the National Gallery of Victoria. It ran between 27 – 29 November 2013. Notable Melbourne street artists Dlux – since 2002 Civilian – since 2001 Facter - since 1990 HA-HA Heesco - since 2010 Jisoe - since 2000 Lushsux – since 2010 Meek – since 2003 Nurock – since 1995 Phibs Prism – since 2001 Rone – since 2002 Shida – since 2004 Vexta – 2003 ZAM-1 Other media RASH (2005) – Feature-length documentary film which explores the cultural value of Melbourne street art and graffiti. Not Quite Art (2007) – ABC TV series, episode 101 explored Melbourne's street art and DIY culture. Gallery See also Street art Graffiti Culture of Melbourne Lanes and arcades of Melbourne List of Australian street artists List of sporting street art in Australia Other Australian cities: Newtown area graffiti and street art, Sydney Street art in Adelaide Media Stencil art Woodblocking Sticker art Poster art Wheatpasting Street installation Concepts Public art Public space Community ownership Reverse graffiti References Further reading External links Stencil Festival official website What's On Melbourne - Street Art Australian art movements Arts in Melbourne Graffiti in Australia Street art in Australia Public art in Melbourne