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06 Sept 2025
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The SEEK Urban Arts Festival 2024 was launched in Creative Spark's Downtown Hub on Friday evening, where some of this year's artists who are working on murals around the town since the weekend, spoke about their work.
This year's artists, Bublegum from Barcelona; L7Matrix who was born in Brazil, the French duo Monkeybird Crew; Mister Copy who is originally from South Africa and Louth based artist Arthur 'Oner' are all busy adorning the walls of the town with impressive murals.
And children's spray painting workshops with art facilitator Michael Stafford and Creative Spark FabLab workshops were held on Saturday at Market Square.
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