Stillsbury Lane Mural, located off High Street next to The Imperial Hotel, is a vibrant addition to the Maitland City landscape. The bold mural by artist James O’Hanlon, commissioned as part of the ‘Maitlane’ initiative funded by the NSW Government, showcases creativity and community collaboration. The lane actively welcomes individuals with access needs, embodying inclusivity and diversity in its design.
The transformation of Stillsbury Lane reflects a commitment to enhancing public spaces and promoting local artistry. The creative lighting and captivating mural evoke a sense of joy, awe, and adventure, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty of the surroundings. Maitland City Council’s dedication to revitalizing urban areas aligns with the vision of creating shared spaces that inspire connection and belonging.
With a focus on cultural enrichment and accessibility, Stillsbury Lane Mural stands as a testament to the power of public art in fostering community engagement and appreciation for the arts. The collaboration between local artists, government initiatives, and community stakeholders exemplifies a commitment to creating vibrant, inclusive spaces that celebrate creativity and diversity.
