The Highway Mail is on a mission to find the Banksys, Keith Harings and Lady Pinks in our community.
As part of our plan to spruce up the area around our office, we are searching for the ideal graffiti artist to help bring our vision to life with a colourful and vibrant mural that encapsulates a powerful message.
As a community-based newspaper, one of our core values and objectives is to be the mirror of our community as well as provide the ideal platform for residents to showcase their skills and expertise.
This opportunity will do just that and more.
The artist who is chosen to complete the artwork will also receive adequate exposure worth R60 000 in our print and online editions, reaching our loyal readers and advertisers throughout Durban.
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2020 has been a challenging year for most, with some local artists bearing the brunt of the effects of the pandemic.
However, we’re confident this period has also allowed artists the time to gain refreshed minds and a greater sense of creativity. So if you’re a local graffiti artist who is looking for the perfect outlet to let your creativity run wild, get in touch with us.
Email your details to corrinnel@dbn.caxton.co.za along with a few samples of your work and we will be in touch.
Caxton Local Media Covid-19 reporting
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