Tasmania - Blonde

In conjunction with Mona Museum and Tourism Tasmania, StreetArtGlobe and Urbanspoon were invited to spend a week covering the Dark Mofo festival and other Tasmanian destinations. The campaign produced 58 million views on instastory and regular video posts, and 131k likes on images posts.

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Nothing like an early morning dip when it’s 7 degrees C (44 degrees F) outside. With @monamuseum and @tasmania for @Dark_Mofo. #StrewthItsCold #Shrinkage #discovertasmania @Australia #darkmofo #thisisaustralia #tasmania @HobartandBeyond

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Putin... Honours... Clinton... KKK... What did you read? Bit.fall by Julius Popp at @monamuseum for @dark_mofo with @tasmania.

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The Winter Feast is one of the highlights of @dark_mofo. A true feast for all the senses. ➕✖️With @tasmania and @monamuseum. Performer: @hollydurant.

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Throwing ping pong balls into a contrabass clarinet played by rotating musician Aviva Endean for @dark_mofo. But is it art? 🤔

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Good morning @tasmania! Watch with awe as Aurora Australis occurs. The aurora was caused by the arrival of a slow CME from a filament eruption on the surface of the sun. Magnetic field was up to a strength of 21nT in daytime Australia, but still sustaining well over 15nT and a direction of -13nT by sundown. Various auroral types were seen on this night. By @immrlame (Daniel Lame) x Robert Miles on tunes x @streetartglobe

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[SOUND ON] ‘And it burns, burns, burns, The ring of fire, the ring of fire.’ —Johnny Cash Ponder the charred remains of Bernard Aubertin’s fire disc now in ZERO, @monamuseum’s current exhibition. Artwork: _Le disque feu tournant (Feu triumphant)_ (The Rotating Fire Disc [Triumphant Fire]), 1961, Bernard Aubertin Collection Kern, Großmaischeid © Bernard Aubertin

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Braving the Rain at @Bonorong to Feed a Mother Kangaroo and Her Baby Joey AT THE SAME TIME! Is this the cutest thing you’ve ever seen??? Tag everyone! ❤️❤️❤️ With @tasmania

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Meet Willow the Bare-nosed Wombat from @bonorong in @tasmania. As our guide Jason explained to us, Willow will be as friendly as a puppy dog until she’s two years old when her natural wild instincts kick in. Cuteness overload?

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[SOUND ON] We had to show this one again as it’s just so freakin amazing! TAG IN YOUR FRIENDS! Watch with awe as Aurora Australis occurs over the Tamar River in @tasmania. The aurora was caused by the arrival of a slow CME from a filament eruption on the surface of the sun. Magnetic field was up to a strength of 21nT in daytime Australia, but still sustaining well over 15nT and a direction of -13nT by sundown. Various auroral types were seen on this night. By @immrlame (Daniel Lame) x Robert Miles on tunes x @streetartglobe

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Meet Luwanna, @bonorong’s six year old koala! Did you know that koalas aren’t related to bears in any way, so it is incorrect to call them “koala bears”. 🐨🐨🐨 With @tasmania

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