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A Melbourne tattoo parlour that made headlines after inking former CFMEU boss John Setka is now back in the spotlight offering up Pam the Bird tattoos to immortalise the prolific Melbourne graffiti ...
It's alleged Gibson-Burrell has been breaking into Victorian train stations, abseiling off buildings and scaling heritage-listed sites to spray-paint the cartoon-like 'Pam the Bird'.
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In a city that prides and markets itself on its street art – commissioned and rogue – how will Pam the Bird go down in ...
Jack Gibson-Burrell, 21, is facing 59 charges over graffiti tags of trains, buildings and landmarks across the city including the heritage-listed Flinders Street station clock, the “Cheese Stick ...
A prolific graffiti artist police allege is behind infamous Pam the Bird tags plastered ... listed Flinders Street station clock, the “Cheese Stick” above CityLink and Novotel at South Wharf.
The man allegedly behind Melbourne’s infamous Pam the Bird graffiti has been spotted heading to jail after a court found no conditions could reduce his risk of offending. Jack Gibson-Burrell ...
The man accused of being behind the prolific Melbourne “Pam the Bird” tag has been ... the Channel Nine building in Docklands, the “cheese stick” column on CityLink and Flinders Street ...
The man accused of spray-painting "Pam the Bird" graffiti around Melbourne has been denied bail and now faces the prospect of languishing in jail for 18 months until a trial.
A man accused of being behind the notorious “Pam the Bird” graffiti campaign will have to spend ... Gibson-Burrell allegedly scaled the “Cheese Stick” column on CityLink road on October 21, 2024, and ...
The “Pam the Bird” image has attracted widespread media and social media attention, spotted on hard-to-reach buildings, highway signs, trains and buildings. In the days since Mr Gibson-Burrell ...