The Poovath Street murals came out of a Fearless Collective fellowship, on the idea that people who rarely see themselves on a wall should get to take up that space.
Poovath Street murals (Poovath Street open park)
A Fearless Collective mural of a Cats of Kochi cat beside the Asexual Pride flag.
Mural
A set of painted walls beside a small open park on Poovath Street, with play equipment and murals made through a Fearless Collective fellowship. The panels include women in flowers and bangles, a message about letting homes grow with our true selves, and a portrait of Bandit, a Cats of Kochi cat, beside the Asexual Pride flag. The park is free and open at all times.
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Fact 1 of 2: The Poovath Street murals came out of a Fearless Collective fellowship, on the idea that people who rarely see themselves on a wall should get to take up that space.
Readings
- St. Paul's Public SchoolA school building, part of Fort Kochi's everyday civic landscape.100 m
Mehboob Memorial OrchestraKeeps alive the memory of Mehboob, Kochi's celebrated singer.180 m
- TM Muhammad RoadPart of Mattancherry's everyday street network.200 m
Aspinwall HouseThe main Biennale venue, once headquarters of a British trading firm.230 m













