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PIAF has some absolute gems up its sleeve this coming festival and among them is the highly anticipated collaboration between WBMC, ololo and ABC TV, the RE:Face project. An elaboration of Artrage’s Illumination project, RE:Face aims to bring street art to the cityscape in a way that is not only environmentally friendly but breathtaking to behold. Think 50 foot projections all over the city. Bigger than big, this project is not only majestic in scope but brilliant in public involvement: yes, you too can contribute your street art to this project and have the opportunity to see it up in lights. Watch online for when RE:Face opens to the public and get ready to upload! www.abc.net.au/reface

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