Arts in Altona

These beautiful murals depict life in and around Altona. They were painted by local artist Vladimir Bykovec, and commissioned by the Altona Village Traders Association.

The murals can be seen on Pier St. near the railway station.

The murals are very popular amongst the locals, as they show an accurate representation of the area.

The artist and the murals themselves have been featured in editions of the local paper.

Please see below for some other notable art in the Altona region.
Bronze statue Bronze statue These Bronze renderings of marine life can be seen at the end of Pier St. where the pier itself starts.
Sand Sculpture Sand Sculpture On Australia Day 2008 the Altona Traders Association hosted the Sandstorm sand sculpting competition. People came from around Australia to compete, producing extraordinary temporary works of art.
As you can see above, Altona is home to many great artists, and host to great art events. The center for art in Altona is the Louis Joel Arts and Community Center which regularly holds exhibitions of local artists.

The location of the Louis Joel Arts and Community Center is noted on the map.

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